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Porcelain-youth carriage clock

$ 180,00 (158,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-734586

Article No: IN-734586

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Biscuit porcelain | Clock face with Arabic numbers | quartz movement| Size 9 x 22 x 9 cm (W/H/D)

The original appeared between 1895-1918. This replica belongs to the Rudolf Kraemmer Enterprise, which was founded in 1912 and after turbulent history was renewed by the son of one of the cofounders in 1990. Till now the enterprise uses the famous "K with The Crown" logotype. Clock from bisque porcelain, clock face with Arabic numbers, quartz mechanism. Size 9 x 22 x 9 cm (W/H/D).

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Porcelain-youth carriage clock

The original appeared between 1895-1918. This replica belongs to the Rudolf Kraemmer Enterprise, which was founded in 1912 and after turbulent history was renewed by the son of one of the cofounders in 1990. Till now the enterprise uses the famous "K with The Crown" logotype. Clock from bisque porcelain, clock face with Arabic numbers, quartz mechanism. Size 9 x 22 x 9 cm (W/H/D).

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