Late 1960s French 18ct Gold Lapis Lazuli Mantlepiece Clock by de Brysal in Original Case feed-agegroup-adult whereupon she was transformed into

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The combination of black and white is synonymous with the Deco period and the 'Jazz Age'

creating pieces which were just as much sculpture as they were jewellery

Late 1960s French 18ct Gold Lapis Lazuli Mantlepiece Clock by de Brysal in Original Case feed-agegroup-adult whereupon she was transformed intoThis clock was retailed by Van Cleef & Arpels in Paris in the late sixties as part of their special de Brysal art clocks in precious stones and gold. The craftsmanship, as you would expect with anything Van Cleef were happy to sell, is stunning. The case of the clock is made of natural lapis lazuli enriched with 18ct gold, including the workings of the clock. The gold sections are all fully hallmarked with the French Eagle hallmark. The original red