Wurttemburg Crossed Arrows Mahogany case mantle clock with Neoclassical brass decoration Brand_Giovanni Ronzan His son Flavio became a

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In Charles Dickens' novel The Pickwick Papers

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The Bridge at Parramatta from a lithograph after de Sainson circa 1826

Wurttemburg Crossed Arrows Mahogany case mantle clock with Neoclassical brass decoration Brand_Giovanni Ronzan His son Flavio became aHamburg American Clock Company Wurttemburg Crossed Arrows Mahogany case mantle clock, finished with Neoclassical brass decoration of Putti, a Chariot and Corinthian columns c. 1900 Approx 22cms (8 2 3") tall Approx 13. 5cms (5 1 4") wide Approx 8. 5cms (3 1 3") deep In excellent condition Appears to be a daily wind runs ok but I think like most things mechanical may benefit from some form of service Case in lovely condition About this Clock Wrttemberg