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Group of 12 Déco Cloks Wood - Europe 1920s-1930s

Group of 12 Déco Cloks Wood - Europe 1920s-1930s

Features

Production country: Europe

Material: Wood

Description

Group of twelve watches of different manufacture, origin and type. The exhibits are all protected by a lid with coeval curved glass.

Product Condition:
Item in good condition, with signs of wear and small lacks. The mechanism of the watches has not been tested.

Maximum size (cm):
Height: 23
Width: 65

Additional Information

Notes historical bibliographic

Art déco was a phenomenon of taste that substantially affected the period between 1919 and 1930 in Europe, while in America, particularly in the USA, it continued until 1940: it concerned the decorative arts, the visual arts, architecture and fashion.

Material: Wood

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