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C.1940, Lux Manufacturing Co., "Rotary Clock" or more commonly call the tape measure clock 30-hour annular dial timepiece. -
C.1900, Austrian, Mini Urn with Annular Dial, blue cobalt enamel over silver case, and with 6 little cameos, and a Swiss stem wind movement. -
France, an unusual sheet iron annular clock, square, stepped, molded base on compressed ball feet and ornamented with seated monkeys, fleur de lis banners and egg and dart moldings below a waterleaf and grapevine decorated column, the base with four, addorsed, winged horses, and capital with volutes, surmounted by a sphere with foliate finial, flanking serpents, two putti holding the pointer and concealing the winding holes and crutch, the sphere containing the 8 day, two train, Japy Freres movement with Roman numeral, blue and white enamel annular dial, the numerals alternating with the signs of the zodiac -
France or Switzerland, miniature urn form annular clock, the silver gilt case with translucent, white guilloche enamel with gilt ornament and 7 polychrome enamel portraits, finial and stem with white enamel accents, silver chain swags with translucent stone teardrop shaped pendant drops below the Roman numeral silvered dial, all on an octagonal, polished stone base, c1900 -
French, Annular dial timepiece, in a brass case with bronze serpent coiled 'round the base and pointing to the time ring with his tongue. Single silvered brass time ring shows the hours. Winding, setting and regulation are accomplished by removing the domed top, which is flanked by two female caryatids. A button in the rear can be pulled gently to re-start the balance if movement has wound down, c1875 -
French, ormolu and white marble urn form with a snake pointer annular dial with a platform lever escapement driving two porcelain cartouche time rings, top is minutes and bottom hours, c1875 -
Three American 30 hour metal novelty clocks. Two are Lux "tape measure" horizontal dial. Largest and best is United Clock Co. beer keg with animated dial of bartender shaking cocktails, 9" tall. -
Tape Measure clock. -
You have seen "Flip Card" clocks, but have you seen a Lenzkirch flip card clock. -
The Plato Clock, C. 1903. -
German annular in a cast bronze and brass fairly contemporary case. -
Rare Lenzkirch Flip Card Clock. -
Tape Measure Clock by an American company, -
Tape Measure Clock by the Florn Co., Western Germany. -
2 Tape Measure and Perpetual Calendar Alarm Clock -
French Mystery Annular Dial Dore' Bronze and Silver Urn Clock, -
Animated Novelty Aquarium Rotary Dial Clock -
3 Metal Tape Measure Clocks -
Tape clock: marked Made in U.S.A., -
Gilt Enamel Viennese Annular Dial Mini Clock