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Art Deco French Factory Clock, circa 1930
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Art Deco French Factory Clock, circa 1930A French factory clock by Brilli, circa 1930, the square dial with Roman numerals and green painted metal case, modern quartz movement, 28cm wide. Stock Reference: 1297
the pawn 2 inches (5cm) high
19 pages in boards
raised on turned ivory bun feet
A Mahogany
in a mahogany box with a green label: J
Listing 144 lots of antique
A German "Selenus" Polished Bone Chess Set
then please email Luke for a reasonable shipping quote
raised on a stepped varnished wooden circular base
queens similar but of smaller size
by the NorthWestern Products Corporation of Missouri
circa 1935
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