Clock - Wood, Metal, Glass - 1850-1900

The wooden case of this oeil de boeuf or ossenoog consists of dark wood with a curved shape and brown-gold accents and is richly decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay worked into a decorative pattern. Dating from the second half of the 19th century White dial with Roman numerals, graceful black hands with the inscription P. Bernard à Toulon. The timepiece is an eight-day French pendule clock and runs well. The clock must be wound once a week with a key through the holes in the dial. The striking mechanism strikes on the hour and half-hour on an internal gong. Key and pendulum are included. Dimensions: 48 x 48 x 14.5 The package will be shipped with Bpost or can be picked up at 3850 Nieuwerkerken - Belgium.

Schätzpreis:€210

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