Vintage Anri Karl Griesbaum Hand Carved Wood Hobo Man German Lamp. Here is a wonderful carved wood lamp made by Karl Griesbaum. This man is carved wood and is stationary. He is drunk and leaning against the lamp post. He has one shoe off and is holding it in his hand. There is a bottle of booze in his pocket. The detail is excellent. Is musical and works (not sure what it plays). Approximately 19…
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The background of the clock is white/cream. The cord is white Rayon, replaced, with a period-look un-polarized ivory-colored plug.
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Marble 4 Glass case Made In The Art Deco Period. Beautiful Italian Marble Of The Highest Quality Original Porcelain Dial. French Electric Table Regulator.
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Very nice condition for the age.
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Stunning Antique Art Deco GOLDANKER Mantel Clock Germany 22.5 No keys to test. 22.5″ x 8″ tall x 6 deep Triple turn key.
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Watchentime Restoring vintage time to look new again. 328 Mahogany case Spanish high-lighted with inlay border and maple-toned overlay Completely Overhauled Up for your consideration is a Telechron model No. 328 “The Gothic” in Spanish highlighted mahogany cathedral-style case with inlay border and maple overlay. Beautiful three-inch gold painted metal dial, Blued steel hour/minute hands, black painted Arabic numerals, brass sweep-center second hand and outer minutes track. This clock has been totally disassembled parts cleaned,…
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STREAMLINE MACHINE AGE BAUHAUS. DESIGN BY HEINRICH MÖLLER.
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Vintage Art Deco Style Sterling Silver Marcasite Miniature Clock featuring a 45-Gram Cathedral or Castle Shape Sterling Silver Frame with Multiple Faceted Marcasite Stones surrounding an 11-Gram Round Quartz Clock. The Frame measures 2 1/4″ Tall X 1 3/4″ Wide X 3/8″ Thick (1″ Deep when Standing). The 7/8″ Round Recessed Functioning Clock has Roman Numerals & Stamped “HONG KONG DIAL”, JAPAN MOVT” & “ASSEMBLED HONG KONG” on the Back. “925” is Stamped on the…
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A button turns the light off or on. Oh, the motor that runs the clock is really quite. I believe in WYSIWYG – what you see is what you will get. “Pictures are worth a thousand words”.
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