A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock. - Bukowskis

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A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

A French Empire early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock.

Length 28,5, height 47 cm. Silenus with the child Dionysos. After a marble, Roman copy of the middle 2nd century A.D. after a Greek original by Lysippos (c. 300 B.C). Vatican Museum.

Pendulum and key missing.

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Motivet fritt hämtat från en romersk antik kopia efter ett grekiskt original av Lysippos ca 300 f. Kr.

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