The House of Antiques has dated this French Station Wall Clock to the 1920s.
Dimensions in inches: H 25” x W 25” x D 5”
Age: 1920
Origin: France (Lyon)
Condition: Aged
Overview
With adjustable brass hand movement toggle at its base. Its original hanging brackets, Hands, glass facia, and aged painted surface still in place and in original condition. Obtained from the trade in the south of France last month. This clock weighs roughly 15kg and would make a great piece of functional wall décor in our humble opinion.

Condition
• 100-year-old so expect the condition to reflect this.
• Worn and loss of surface paint as shown
• Glass is firmly in one piece and in place
• Clock works perfect and keeps good time
• There is a black cord wire exiting at the base of the clock

• With dents to the metal edge as shown in the pictures provided
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• Shipping time: 3–5 working days to dispatch
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The House of Antiques has dated this French Station Wall Clock to the 1920s.
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