A German late Baroque long case for a clock mid-18th century

of pinewood veneered in walnut, inlaid in pewter and ebony, the borders of carved and giltwood; together with another long case for a clock, of fruitwood, retaining clock face however lacking the works; also combined with a small vitrine in 18th century style; a small spinning wheel, lacquered to resemble mahogany

Sold as is, the first case with sections broken from the top but repairable, veneer in reasonably good condition but soiled; the second with surface soiling
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