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from Germany
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C.1920, German, Unsigned, Round Cast Brass novelty strut clock with 30 hour rear wind fit up movement. -
C.2000, German, Hermle Walnut veneer wall clock, Westminster chime. -
Germany, early 20th century, Junghans swinging arm timepiece, suspended from a spelter figure in the form of the Statue of Liberty. -
Germany, a Black Forest musical tall clock, 30 hour, time, strike and playing music on 21 pipes, three weight driven movement in a custom made oak case with brass appliques and a painted wooden dial featuring rampant lion in arch. -
Germany or Austria, standing Viennese regulator, 8 day, time and grand sonnerie strike, three brass weight driven movement in a carved walnut two piece case with engraved silvered dial and engraved pendulum bob -
![German "Digital Time" with fancy brass dial, in an architectural walnut case, brass pendulum regulated movement, has solid plates and open spring, running one day, gilt /tan numerals on paper rollers indicate the time, the right two rollers bearing the minutes, and rolling up similar to American calendar roller [or slot machine roller], springing quickly into next position. At the end of minute 59, the hour roller rotates, and the minutes are back to "00".](/images/robertoschmitt34/t18306_a.jpg)
German "Digital Time" with fancy brass dial, in an architectural walnut case, brass pendulum regulated movement, has solid plates and open spring, running one day, gilt /tan numerals on paper rollers indicate the time, the right two rollers bearing the minutes, and rolling up similar to American calendar roller [or slot machine roller], springing quickly into next position. At the end of minute 59, the hour roller rotates, and the minutes are back to "00". -
Germany, probably Karl Griesbaum, singing bird box, gilt brass case with ornate filigree applique, the front with slide for activating the bird, appearing from beneath the oval cover and performing on demand, 20th century -
Germany, Junghans, maid figure, swinging arm novelty clock, spelter figured on a turned hard wood base, as-found -
![Germany, Polyphon Musikwerk, 39.8cm or 15 1/2 inch disc playing music box, style 43 variant [single comb with going barrel movement [not a coil spring], in a nicely figured mahogany case, plain, with raised molding to lid, and an insert inside lid showing available tunes. With 7 Polyphon discs, including the Star Spangled Banner (Das sternfunkelnde Banner) Note this box will play Regina 15 1/2 inch discs also, see separate lot of 125 Regina discs.](/images/robertoschmitt34/t18593_a.jpg)
Germany, Polyphon Musikwerk, 39.8cm or 15 1/2 inch disc playing music box, style 43 variant [single comb with going barrel movement [not a coil spring], in a nicely figured mahogany case, plain, with raised molding to lid, and an insert inside lid showing available tunes. With 7 Polyphon discs, including the Star Spangled Banner (Das sternfunkelnde Banner) Note this box will play Regina 15 1/2 inch discs also, see separate lot of 125 Regina discs. -
Gerson Wintermantel and Cie., Triberg, Germany, 400 day anniversary clock, spring driven, torsion pendulum movement with disc pendulum in a polished brass case with white enamel dial under dome. -
Germany, a miniature "Freischwinger", the walnut case with deeply molded top, recessed frieze with applied brass ornament, the door also with applied, split turnings and brass ornament, and open well with balustrade and supporting brackets, Roman numeral brass dial with engraved center, blued steel hands, 8 day timepiece movement with deadbeat escapement, and brass pendulum, with ornament matching the dial -
Two pocket chronometer movements, now in brass bowls for gimbal mounting, the first marked "Thos. Buchanan Dublin", 14 jewel fusee movement with Earnshaw spring detent escapement, Z balance with compensation limiting device and helical balance spring, silvered Arabic numeral dial, blued steel hands, serial #1581, the other marked "E. Perregaux", 20 jewel nickel bar movement with pivoted detent escapement, and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, Arabic numeral silvered dial, blued steel hands, serial #7098 -
Germany, tall clock, 8 day, time, strike and chime on gongs, three brass weight driven movement in a mahogany case with beveled glass trunk door, broken arch top, paw feet, three wooden finials and applied moldings on base with brass dial, silvered chapter ring, applied brass spandrels, moon phase and seconds bit. -
Germany / Austria, a "Vienna" regulator, grand sonnerie, 3-weight with matched pattern weights, dial and pendulum, and in a well made mixed hardwood and walnut veneer case with carved & reeded splt columns to the side of the case and with "built-in" top. The silvered brass chapter ring with Arabic numerals. -
Germany, Eureka style, battery powered, electro-magnetic "skeleton" timepiece mounted on brass base with a large exposed rotating balance with dome. -
Germany, Junghans, elephant figure, swinging arm novelty clock, patinated figure on a molded wooden base, 8 day. -
Germany, a miniature Vienna style shelf timepiece, walnut arch top case with ebonized base and arch moldings, turned, ebonized drops and finials, the door with glazed, oblong, molded aperture, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, 8 day time only spring driven movement, and faux compensated R/A pendulum -
Mayer, Germany, animated dog novelty timepiece, 30 hour, time only, spring driven movement in a cast metal case in the form of a dog with panting tongue and wagging tail. -
Germany, small 8 day, weight brass movement Vienna wall timepiece. -
Black Forest, wall clock, 30 hour, time and strike, weight driven wood plate movement in a wood case with ebonized trim, polychrome back painted glass dial featuring two men in 18th century minersi uniforms, a foundry scene, and the words "Gl,ck auf!" ("good luck") -- a greeting German miners used when wishing one another luck. The transferred design on the crest has related imagery including the crossed hammer and pick, a pan, shovel, and lantern. Below the dial on the case are the words "Gott mit uns" ("God with us") which was often used on Prussian heraldry as an expression of unity. On the bracket at the base of the clock is an eagle typical of the Prussian coat of arms.