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Lot 1072. Tabletop clock in the shape of an obelisk in Murano glass, with the dial and mechanism of the clock inserted in the lower cube-shaped plinth. Italy, Venice, early 20th century
Tabletop clock in the shape of an obelisk in Murano glass, with the dial and mechanism of the clock inserted in the lower cube-shaped plinth.
Italy, Venice, early 20th century
Height: 44cm
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€600.00 -
Lot 1079. Robert Robin (1741 - 1799), master watchmaker from November 1767 Double-sided Louis XVI wall clock in gilt bronze.
Robert Robin (1741 - 1799), master watchmaker from November 1767
Double-sided Louis XVI wall clock in gilt bronze.
The round white enamel dial, signed "Robin/Hger du Roi", indicates the hours in Roman numerals and the five-minute intervals in Arabic numerals by two perforated gilt bronze hands. The sound movement of the hours and half hours is housed in a round case framed by chiseled drops and topped by a flame. A bronze bracket with scrolls and plant motifs supports the clock through a chain of unequal links.
Robin Robin, was one of the most important Parisian watchmakers of the last third of the 18th century. He received the honorary titles of Valet de Chambre-Horloger Ordinaire du Roi et de la Reine in 1783 and 1786. He enjoyed an extraordinary career, distinguished himself by his exceptional contribution to the improvement of time-measuring instruments.
He always worked with the best craftsmen of the time, including the bronzers and hunters Robert and Jean Baptiste Osmond, Pierre Philippe Thomire, François Rémond and Claude Galle, the cabinetmakers Jean-Henri Riesener, Ferdinand Schwerdfeger and Adam Weisweiler, the enamellers Barbezat, Dubuisson, Merlet and Coteau for the spheres, and Richard and Montginot for the springs.
His works appear in different museums such as: Metropolitan New York, Victoria and Albert in London, Louvre Museum, Decorative Arts in Paris, etc.
Measures 95 x 28 cm
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€24,000.00 -
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Lot 1223. Georgian bracket watch with ebonized wooden case. England, 18th century
Georgian bracket watch with ebonized wooden case. Semi-circular metallic sphere with engraved rectangular plates. Signed Ft. Peckover, London. Spiral traction machinery and escapement chain of blades with pendulum of the so-called "de Lira" chiming by saw of hours.
England, 18th century
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€1,500.00 -
Lot 1235. Louis XVI table clock in gilt bronze and marble. On a rectangular base in black and white marble, a nymph and an angel rest on the clock face signed Lepaute. France, late 18th century
Louis XVI table clock in gilt bronze and marble. On a rectangular base in black and white marble, a nymph and an angel rest on the clock face signed Lepaute.
French machine of the "Paris" type, with hour and a half striking.
France, late 18th century
Measures 56 x 15 x 36 cm
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€1,900.00 -
Lot 1244. Louis XVI skeleton clock in the shape of a lyre, in gilt bronze and marble. The arms of the lyre hold up two heads of eagles that hold a chain in their beaks.
Louis XVI skeleton clock in the shape of a lyre, in gilt bronze and marble. The arms of the lyre hold up two heads of eagles that hold a chain in their beaks. In the center a wedgwwod porcelain tondo. In its center is placed the porcelain dial of the clock.
Measures 40 x 8 x 15 cm
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€6,000.00 -
Lot 1250. Rococo Louis XV table clock. Dial and machinery signed by Pailard. France, 2nd half S. XVIII.
Rococo Louis XV table clock. Dial and machinery signed by Pailard. France, 2nd half S. XVIII.
In a golden metallic marquetry box, with a floral theme, on a tinted horn background. Chiselled and gilded bronze applications forming scrolls and foliage. Full and half sonnería. Broken glass.
Measures 90 x 16 x 42.5 cm.
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€1,800.00 -
Lot 1287. Tabletop clock on a brass base on which is placed a tree trunk with branches and leaves in brass and others modeled in porcelain, holding the clock face.
Tabletop clock on a brass base on which is placed a tree trunk with branches and leaves in brass and others modeled in porcelain, holding the clock face. At his feet are two figures of blue porcelain foo dogs flanking a small porcelain bowl with an openwork brass lid.
France, late 19th century - early 20th century
Measurements: 31 x 19 x 31 cm
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€2,000.00 -
Lot 1540. Victorian Bracket clock in mahogany wood, with half and full chime of nine bells. Dial signed by Leplastrieri & Yoeng. London, S. XIX.
Victorian Bracket clock in mahogany wood, with half and full chime of nine bells. Dial signed by Leplastrieri & Yoeng. London, S. XIX.
Sphere decorated with flowers. Box with patinated bronze sconces topped by a large architecture in the form of a classical temple with a figure of Apollo in bronze.
Piece reproduced in the magazine "Galería Anticuaria". No. 67. July 1989, p. twenty.
Measures 100 x 35 x 53 cm.
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€4,000.00
