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Maritime object - Vintage Estación meteorológica...

Vintage clocks composed of a Thermometer, Barometer, and Hygrometer, aneroid, of French origin in bronzed brass, tested and working. Glass cover; its condition is very good. The back part can be adjusted according to the country. It can be installed either horizontally or vertically by gently turning the clocks. A wide photographic report is attached for evaluation of the presented item. Special packaging will be used to prevent breakage. Shipping outside the European Community or Europe and abroad is not included in the shipping prices listed on Catawiki and incurs an additional shipping cost. Origin: France Material: wood and bronzed brass with glass cover Measurements Height: 28 cm Width: 11 cm Thickness with clocks and wood: 5 cm Wood thickness: 2.5 cm Clock diameter: 7 cm Important note: due to current tariffs implemented by the US government, the Hong Kong Post Office no longer ships packages to the United States. We regret that we cannot ship any package to the United States at this time. Clock diameter: 8 cm Important note: due to current tariffs implemented by the US government, the Hong Kong Post Office no longer ships packages to the United States. We regret that we cannot ship any package to the United States at this time. Clock diameter: 8 cm
Estimate:$224.04
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