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A French bronze and ormolu mantel clock of elephant form

$10,500 (approx conversion from £7950)

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A French bronze and ormolu mantel clock of elephant form. The movement is stamped J. Lefebure Fils, Paris no. 897 numbered pendulum, supported on the animals back and surmounted by a Chinese figure with a parasol 1875

Height 19"    49cm
Width 12"      31cm
Depth 7"      18cm

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Additional Information

Code

RP108 (AB-292486)

Period

19th Century

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Walton House Antiques

United Kingdom

Walton House Antiques has been established for a very long time. Buying and selling fine antiques to private collectors, museums and dealers around the world. Working closely with recognised interior decorators here in the United Kingdom, Europe, USA and the Middle East. Nick and Paul stand alone...