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A very popular French empire ormolu mantel clock attributed to Justin Vulliamy, circa 1820

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A very popular French empire ormolu mantel clock attributed to Justin Vulliamy, circa 1820
Description

A very popular, untouched library empire ormolu mantel clock so-called "La Lisseuse" made for the English market and attributed to Justin Vulliamy. Circa 1820. The lady is sitting behind the desk with an oil lamp mounted on a beautiful marble base. The fusee 8-day timepiece movement with central sweep seconds.

Origin
France
Signature
Attributed to Justin Vulliamy.
Price
€ 8500
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