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<p>[QUOTE="Fid, post: 483893, member: 7724"]JMHO.</p><p>remnant of a "garniture de cheminée" with an imperial chicken - probably holding a baguette in its claws - Napoleon III style.</p><p>clock face with small flowers used at least from 1870s - 1900s. Merle in Dijon was probaly the shop who bought the parts where there were cheapest and assembled them.</p><p>in this state without the two vases or chandeliers and rather mediocre quality I'd try to sell it at 80 - 120 starting price at a fleamarket.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fid, post: 483893, member: 7724"]JMHO. remnant of a "garniture de cheminée" with an imperial chicken - probably holding a baguette in its claws - Napoleon III style. clock face with small flowers used at least from 1870s - 1900s. Merle in Dijon was probaly the shop who bought the parts where there were cheapest and assembled them. in this state without the two vases or chandeliers and rather mediocre quality I'd try to sell it at 80 - 120 starting price at a fleamarket.[/QUOTE]
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