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18th Century French clock

  • 14-01-2006 1:15am
    #1
    joebre
    Registered Users Posts: 562 ✭✭✭


    A relation of mine bought an 18th Century ormolu and bronze French mantle clock in London 23 years ago for £2,500 stg. He does not want it removed from his house for an updated valuation ! Silly, I know !
    Does anybody have any idea if this would have kept it's value in line with inflation or what would it's likely value be now ?
    I can post a picture, if necessary !

    Joe


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  • #2
    smileygal
    Closed Accounts Posts: 365 ✭✭smileygal


    Sounds like a quality piece, so should still be a decent value. I would suggest taking a set of photos of it - front, back, works, detail and any names/dates on it and take those to a professional clock dealer, because they know their stuff.

    An updated valuation would be a good idea because what £2500 could buy then i a lot diffeerent to nowadays!

    The dealer may offer to come to the house to see it, I'm not sure.


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