An Art Nouveau gilt-bronze and vert de Campan marble clock Paris, circa 1900

the side signed Sam Grun, the dial signed JOLLET & C^{IE / ANCNE MON COLIN & CIE, the reverse with the Jollet & Co. foundry mark, the movement with the Samuel Marti pastille and numbered 385.} 

With pendulum and key. Bronze is in its original condition but is very dirty and tarnished as visible in the catalogue illustration. This could easily be cleaned. Oxidation point to the top right of billowing fabric. Extensive wear to the painted dial as visible in the catalogue illustration.
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