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A large 19th century Continental porcelain eight-day mantle clock of architectural form; the domed top surmounted with a seated cherubic style figure with a musical triangle above a gilded and enamelled dial with Roman numerals and a vignette below of two female figures at the door of a farmyard-style cottage, further style vignettes include a waterfall scene, a lake scene and a forest scene, the vignettes flanked by fluted column with flame style finials and decorated with gilt ivy, raised on four elaborate leaf-capped scrolling feet (cracks, reparations and damages etc.) (43cm highest x 25cm widest)
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