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101 - "Transition" clock in black-patinated bronze, gilded bronze, and ebonized wood, decorated with "The Allegory of Prudence." Based on a design by Pierre Antoine Foullet (1710–1775). Cast and chiseled by Robert Osmond. Enameled dial signed Le Nepveu (Nicolas Antoine; 1736–1796) in Paris. Wire-wound movement. French craftsmanship. Date: circa 1770. A certificate from the Galerie Château La Garenne in Brussels is included. H.: +/- 32.5 cm.
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"Transition" clock in black-patinated bronze, gilded bronze, and ebonized wood, decorated with "The Allegory of Prudence." Based on a design by Pierre Antoine Foullet (1710–1775). Cast and chiseled by Robert Osmond. Enameled dial signed Le Nepveu (Nicolas Antoine; 1736–1796) in Paris. Wire-wound movement. French craftsmanship. Date: circa 1770. A certificate from the Galerie Château La Garenne in Brussels is included. H.: +/- 32.5 cm.
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