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Fine quality Early Victorian “Gothic frame” brass “skeleton clock” with five spoke wheelwork Circa 1830-1840

£785.00

Chain driven eight day movement of the highest quality and with its glass dome.
Fully restored and in working order.
8″ in diameter by 12″ tall

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