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Lenzkirch cartel clock. All wood case with a wonderful gilt finish. -
Lenzkirch shelf clock. Large solid plate movement, SN 948820, signed Lenzkirch. -
Lenzkirch alarm clock. Movement is Time and Alarm, inside a solid block of mahogany. -
Extraordinary Cathedral clock made between 1891 and 1899 with 4 sided turret clock by Lenzkirch -
Extraordinary Cathedral clock made between 1891 and 1899 with 4 sided turret clock by Lenzkirch striking the quarters on two gongs. -
A clock made for the English market around 1890 by Lenzkirch, the best of the German makers at that time. -
German Lenzkirch Quarter Striking Ormolu Mounted Oak Clock, -
Lenzkirch Carved RA Style Wall Clock -
Miniature Lenzkirch Vienna Regulator Clock -
Lenzkirch RA Wall Clock with Gilt Trim -
Lenzkirch "One Million" Carved RA Clock -
Lenzkirch Carved German RA Wall Clock -
2 Miniature Clocks, Lenzkirch & Junghans -
Lenzkirch Art Nouveau Open Well Clock -
C.1862, German, Lenzkirch, 2-wt "Vienna Regulator", 8-day wall clock, serial No. 274,663, style No. 366, needs work. -
C.1898, German, Symphonion Hall Clock, No. 30St, in oak with Lenzkirch time and strike clock on top (two piece case), plus 35 original discs. -
![C.1930, [dated], Swedish, Sterling Silver and onyx presentation clock, with 8-day Lenzkirch lever movement, the statue and base signed by the silversmith, W. A. Bolin, Sweden's Royal Court Jeweller, plus hallmarks for1929, the movement contained in a round silver ball with rear access.](/images/robertoschmitt15/t129.jpg)
C.1930, [dated], Swedish, Sterling Silver and onyx presentation clock, with 8-day Lenzkirch lever movement, the statue and base signed by the silversmith, W. A. Bolin, Sweden's Royal Court Jeweller, plus hallmarks for1929, the movement contained in a round silver ball with rear access. -
C.1854, German, Lenzkirch, 2-Wt "Vienna Regulator", Model 114, 8-day with maintaining power, in a burled walnut veneer case with original top. -
Lenzkirch, Germany, brass bicycle-form 8 day trophy time piece, 1888 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, mahogany 8 day, time and strike Art Nouveau mantel clock, c1905