Antique Enamel Clock Dial Murillo Children Playing Dice, Vintage Metal Clock Face Replacement Parts Diameter 11 cm

An antique circular enameled clock dial featuring a detailed depiction of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's famous 17th-century painting, "Children Playing Dice". This piece serves as a highly collectible horological fragment or a premium spare part for vintage wall or table clock restorations.

The central illustration captures the classic Spanish Baroque costumbrist scene of three street children, showcasing realistic textures and soft historical tones typical of early 20th-century decorative watchmaking arts. Enameled dials with high-quality artistic prints were widely used in French and Spanish clock-making during this era.

* Period: Circa 1900 / Early 20th Century
* Technique / Style: Champlevé/Transfer-ware on white enamel over sheet metal. Roman numerals in black.
* Size: Diameter: 11 cm (4.33 inches). Center hole diameter: 1.5 cm (0.59 inches).
* Material: Enamel, sheet metal (iron/steel).
* Condition: Good vintage condition. Slight wear on the outer rim and back, including firing blemishes and minimal rust spots near the edges. No significant cracks or chips on the front enamel.

This clock dial represents significant value for restorers of antique clocks, steampunk artists, and collectors of historic horological ephemera.