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Silver, gilt brass and enamel eight-day going strut clock, in original fitted box. Plojoux, circa 1910. -
Silver and enamel, pearl-set, eight-day going strut table timepiece. Tiffany & Co., Swiss, circa 1910. -
Fine, silver gilt and enamel eight-day going, keyless carriage clock. J.T. C., Geneva, No. 4722, circa 1910. -
Silver gilt and enamel eight-day going, keyless strut clock in original fitted box. J.T. C., Geneva, circa 1910. -
Digital automaton table timepiece painting. D. Disheim Goldshhmidt, Fils & Cie., Swiss, circa 1920. -
Eight-day going, musical alarm clock with automaton scene. Jaeger, Swiss, made in the 1940's. -
Fine battery powered timepiece designed as a pair of books. Jaeger, made in the 1960's. -
Eight-day going keyless table timepiece, designed as street lamp. Jaeger, Paris, made in the 1960's. -
Eight-day going keyless bedside table timepiece with exclusive alarm mechanism, designed as a candlestick. Jaeger-LeCoultre, made in the 1960's. -
Eight-day going keyless table timepiece, designed as street lamp. Jaeger, Paris, made in the 1960's. -
Fine and unusual eight-day going keyless skeleton table timepiece, designed as a gilt brass and Plexiglas globe. LeCoultre, Swiss, made in the 1960's. Fine -
Silver and enamel centre-seconds, portico table timepiece. Juvet, (Fleurier, Val de Travers), Swiss, made for the Chinese Market, circa 1890. -
"Naviquartz III", mahogany electronic chronometer with center-seconds with original box, certificate and instruction manual. Patek Philippe & Cie., circa 1985. -
"Naviquartz", mahogany electronic chronometer with center-seconds with original certificate and manual. Patek Philippe & Cie., circa 1973. -
"The Juggler" table timepiece painting with digital indication. Disheim-Goldschmidt Fils & Cie, Swiss, circa 1920. -
Eight-day going, world time alarm desk clock; Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss, circa 1955. -
Concealed electronic desk clock designed as a book. Jaeger, Paris, circa 1960. -
Eight-day going brass and glass mystery clock. Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss, circa 1950. -
Eight-day going desk clock designed as a vertical sundial. Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss, circa 1955. -
LeCoultre table clock, brass case