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Mantel clock, with elaborate decorations and scrolls, and on one side a standing child. The mechanism is a spring; you just need to give it a nudge for it to run. See photos. The dial is hand-painted with flowers. Key present. Will require servicing.

Pendule en régulier, avec de nombreux décors, et volutes Et d’un côté se tient un enfant debout
Le mécanisme est un ressort, il suffit de lui donner une impulsion pour que ça fonctionne, Voir photos
Cadran avec fleurs peinte à la main
Clé Présente 
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Mantel clock -   Glass, Spelter - 1850-1900

Mechanical - more day movement - Not striking

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In working order

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Winding key

French regulator clock in glass and régule, mechanically driven with a multi-day power reserve, circa 1850–1900, measuring 31×21×13 cm and weighing 2.175 kg, not in working order but with winding key, no strike or chime, in good used condition with minor aging marks.

Mantel clock - Glass, Spelter - 1850-1900

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French regulator clock in glass and régule, mechanically driven with a multi-day power reserve, circa 1850–1900, measuring 31×21×13 cm and weighing 2.175 kg, not in working order but with winding key, no strike or chime, in good used condition with minor aging marks.

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