Clock and its Art Deco adornment signed G. LIMOUSIN - Splendid

  
Art Deco mantel clock and matching garniture signed G. Height of the cassolettes: 47.8 x 17.5 cm. Total weight: 14.200 kg. It was tested some time ago; I hope it still works, otherwise it will need servicing.

The striking mechanism has been removed to avoid damaging the movement. Please note: shipping parcel must be under 20 kg. The neck of one cassolette is slightly dented; it should come back into shape fairly easily, with no visible mark. A small chip on the edge of the clock’s marble is worth mentioning. Return shipping costs offered free of charge (see conditions below).

Worldwide shipping under these conditions. Shipping time: maximum 2 days.

GENERAL SALES CONDITIONS
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SHIPPING METHOD
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