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This image shows a close-up view of an antique brass clock, likely a horological artifact, displayed within a glass case. The clock features multiple dials and intricate gear mechanisms, with Roman numerals visible on at least one of the faces. The clock is supported by a brass stand and rests on a base that contains a circular display, possibly another gauge or dial. The background is blurred, but appears to be an indoor setting with reflections of people and exhibits in the glass enclosure, suggesting it is part of a museum or exhibition. The horological artifact is located at the National Museum in Poznan, Poland, in the Department of Decorative Arts. This specific artifact is identified as a "Regulator with pendulum and escapement of a unique design, late 18th century," attributed to Jan Chrzciciel Zydlitser. The regulator, known for its precision in timekeeping, is a significant piece within the museum's collection, showcasing the advanced craftsmanship of the period and the history of horology.
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