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Posted 3 years ago
williamnov…
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I am looking for any information on this clock I inherited. The whole thing probabley weights 175 lbs. The clock and the side pieces anr slate or marble. The clock has Rolin AParis and has the number of 14527 on it. The front and back have beveled glass doors.. I know it was bought here from france in 1947 after the war. It has been in the family for a long time. I don't know if it is a set or seperate pieces. The man with the horse is bronze and you can barely make out COUSLOU ?
French ClocksFrench clockmaking came into its own in the 17th century, when highly ornam…
Seriously 175 pounds? Wow! That is One Gorgeous Clock Set!
It looks almost like an Ansonia Style of Furnishing!
Lovely!