Jaeger LeCoultre Art Deco mantel clock 1930s

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Vintage Jaeger Lecoultre onyx mantel antique clock Swiss made circa 1930.
A Jaeger LeCoultre Art Deco mantel antique clock,in an onyx case, silver circular dial with bevelled glass and chrome rim, surrounded by a brass chapter ring with Arabic numerals, the back stamped LeCoultre Co Swiss made.

In good original working condition.

Dimensions: H 18cm W 21 cm D 4.5 cm.

Style: Art Deco

Materials : Onyx, Chrome, Glass and Brass.

Origin: Swiss

Date of Manufacture: 1930’s

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Category Antique Clocks Date 1930  Art Deco Antiques Material Onyx Origin Swiss Maker Jaeger-LeCoultre Item code as692a287 Status Sold

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