Portrait of a Young Girl by Édouard Sain
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Légras MontJoye Acid-Etched Vase with Violets
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Art Deco Antelopes*
Item Description
A striking (in more ways than one) French Art Deco onyx mantle clock, mounted with a pair of antelopes complete with ivory horns.
Sitting slightly elevated on four rounded feet and with a very attractive design to the onyx base and clock housing. The very Deco looking pentagonal dial has distinctively stylised numerals and is inscribed “Feunteun, Brest”.
Chiming half-hourly and with a width of around 54 cm and height of a touch over 30 cm.
This good-looking clock is working but has not been serviced.