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CHARLES VOISIN, PARIS. SECOND QUARTER 18TH CENTURY
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A Louis XV small polychrome boulle marquetry and ormolu-mounted striking bracket clock
Charles Voisin, Paris. Second quarter 18th Century
The case with glazed side panels and marquetry-lined interior, the cast ormolu dial with individual white enamel Roman chapters, the eight day twin barrel movement with five vase-shaped back-pinned pillars, now with anchor escapement, calibrated countwheel strike on bell above, signed C.es Voisin Paris; pendulum
59.5 cm. high
Charles Voisin, Paris. Second quarter 18th Century
The case with glazed side panels and marquetry-lined interior, the cast ormolu dial with individual white enamel Roman chapters, the eight day twin barrel movement with five vase-shaped back-pinned pillars, now with anchor escapement, calibrated countwheel strike on bell above, signed C.es Voisin Paris; pendulum
59.5 cm. high
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