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rlwindle
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This mantel clock came from Calais France, it is 7.75" High, 12" in Length and 3.75" in depth. Its face features a bronzed outer ring with ivory colored numerals, and a silvered inner ring, the hands are silver, and the bezel is brass. It's case is Oak and tiered. There are no makers mark on the movement, only Made in Germany underneath the 6 on the dial. It features brass (tarnished) bead work on the front below the clockface where the clock and the tiers come together. It is a 30 hour movement but keeps excellent time.
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