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A French gilt-brass striking four glass clock and garniture, circa 1900
The case of typical form and decorated with bands of polychrome enamels, with conforming bezel to the off white enamel Arabic dial also decorated with floral swags, pierced gilt-metal hands, the twin barrel movement with strike on gong, stamped on the backplate for JAPY FRÈRES, with enamel decorated twin jar mercury pendulum -- 10in. (25.5cm.) high; and the pair of associated gilt-brass and champlevé enamel side urns en suite, with cherubic mask handles -- 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high (3)
The case of typical form and decorated with bands of polychrome enamels, with conforming bezel to the off white enamel Arabic dial also decorated with floral swags, pierced gilt-metal hands, the twin barrel movement with strike on gong, stamped on the backplate for JAPY FRÈRES, with enamel decorated twin jar mercury pendulum -- 10in. (25.5cm.) high; and the pair of associated gilt-brass and champlevé enamel side urns en suite, with cherubic mask handles -- 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high (3)
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