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Early 20th Century Mantel Clock.

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Early 20th century mahogany mantel antique clock,1900's.With four glass panels,1/4 chiming.No makers mark.In working order with keys and in good condition.Height - 10inches.Width - 7.5inches.Length - 8inches.Returns only accepted if item is returned within 7 days of receiving and in the condition it was sent.
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£350.00  UK
$428.23  USA
€415.70  EU
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Category Antique Clocks Period Early 20th Century Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code ac058a632 Status Sold

SellerCarlton Fine Art & Antique Centre

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Carlton Fine Art & Antique Centre2nd Floor, Salts Mill
Victorian Road, Saltaire
Shipley
West Yorkshire
BD18 3LA

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