NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER)
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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2003 Jun 12 @ 10:00UTC+00:00 : GMT
A late 19th Century French brass Grand Sonnerie carriage clock by T. Martin & Co with alarm and quarter repeat striking on two gongs, lever platform escapment with enamel dial in a moulded brass case, 7 inches high
£600 - 800
Auction Location:
United Kingdom
Previewing Details:
Tuesday 10th June 12 noon -- 5.00 pm, Wednesday 11th June 10.30 am -- 5.00 pm, Morning of sale from 9.00 am
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