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Lot 77 · Sotheby's L04821

a small brass petite-sonnerie repeating carriage clock with alarm, french, circa 1895

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Estimate
£800–£1,200 hammer ≈ $1,451–$2,176
Result
Performance
Sale
Sotheby's — Sotheby's L04821 · 15 June 2004
Record ID
TB-2026-3059755
Record
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a small brass petite-sonnerie repeating carriage clock with alarm, french, circa 1895. Sotheby's, 15 Jun 2004, lot 77. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3059755.

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a small brass petite-sonnerie repeating carriage clock with alarm, french, circa 1895. Sotheby's, 15 Jun 2004, lot 77. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3059755.

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From the same sale Sotheby's L04821 · Jun 2004

LotArtistEstimateResult
an organ table clock, attributed to jacquet droz, swiss, circa 1780 £15,000–£20,000
Untitled Joseph Fell £3,000–£5,000
a gilt-brass horizontal table clock, german, mid-17th century £2,500–£3,000
a miniature brass table timepiece, chinese, mid-19th century £800–£1,200
Untitled Dobbie Mcinnes Ltd. £800–£1,200
Untitled James Mccabe £4,000–£6,000

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