Antique Mechanical

Rudolf Winkel (1827-1905) began a precision mechanical workshop in Gottingen in 1857. By 1911, Carl Zeiss had become the largest shareholder in the operation.

Material: Solid Platinum - Clasp Tongue is 14k White Gold Case Overall Height: 25.9mm (measured from both ends of the largest baguette diamonds attached to the case) Case Width: 17....

His creations endure as mechanical masterpieces, blending sound, motion and the finest ornament. 1 1/2" high x 3 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" deep Provenance: Private collection, Belgium/N...

The cylindrical glass body is delicately engraved with stylized floral motifs, emblematic of the period’s organic aesthetic, while the embossed metal top features intricate repoussé ...

He oversaw the printing of the plates illustrating the sciences, the arts, and the mechanical arts. This print can be considered part of the depiction of the mechanical arts; it is m...

Its small front drawer holds the winding key. Mechanical singing bird boxes such as this evolved from the European tradition of luxury automata, reaching particular prominence from ...

The beautifully aged patina of the metal and the elaborate mechanical design give this piece great character.

Their forms were prized for durability, accurate proportioning, and mechanical adjustability-qualities that made them staples in both commercial and educational settings.

c. 1910s; Wessell, Nickel & Gross - New York Wall-mounted piano hammer action demonstrator constructed as a mechanical teaching and sales display, designed to illustrate the interna...

Rare and unusual 19th-century European combination weapon integrating a pistol and folding knife in a compact mechanical design. This ingenious multifunctional piece reflects the fas...

The drawn brass tubing and cast fittings show the straightforward, functional workmanship of the era, with beaded trim around the central distribution sphere and mechanically sound j...

Above is the single secret mechanical central drawer which is released by the push of a hidden button.

A classic early 20th-century mechanical cash register known for its ornate solid brass housing.

A truly collectible 19th-century mechanical treasure that bridges high Victorian fashion with modern multi-wear elegance.

Maker / Retailer: Mark Cross London Period: Art Deco (Circa 1920s–1930s) Origin: London, England Style: Art Deco / Modernist Executive Materials: Silver-plated metal Object Type...

The model exhibits remarkable craftsmanship and mechanical complexity, making it both an educational display and an impressive example of agricultural engineering in miniature.

Originating in the late 18th century, mechanical singing bird boxes were among the most enchanting luxuries produced for European elites.

The 19-jewel movement adds mechanical interest to the highly decorative design.

The surviving adjustable cage construction illustrates the mechanical ingenuity employed before fully standardized commercial mannequins became commonplace.

This warranty covers mechanical faults and failures arising from normal use.

The unusual drawer design allowed gloves to be displayed, inspected, and retrieved without disturbing adjacent stock-an elegant mechanical solution rooted in late-19th-century retail...

The central gilt brass dial features a decorative repoussé center, dark Arabic numerals, and distinct dual winding arbors (holes) indicating a mechanical time-and-strike movement. C...

The level of detail and mechanical accuracy reflects its role as a professional sales and training aid rather than a toy or decorative object.

Material: Sterling Silver & Enamel Weight: 44.8 grams Dimensions: 60 x 46.6 mm Time period of origin: circa 1910 Guilloché is a decorative technique using fine, repetitive, and overl...

In high-end 1920s French horology workshops, components like the case back, the onyx bezel frame, and the small mechanical bow were hand-crafted separately by master jewelers.

This versatile piece is raised on elegant square-tapering legs terminating in refined gilt-bronze sabots, epitomising the sophisticated mechanical ingenuity of the era.

c. 1890s; Jaques & Son - London, England Mechanical tabletop trade stimulator in a polished wood case, labeled "Ascot - The New Racing Game" with a chromolithographed lid depict...

Diana of Gabies, bronze after the Antique, around 1900 founder's mark: mechanical reproduction

By the 1930s, Skoglund & Olson had grown into a major Swedish industrial manufacturer with approximately 260 employees in production and a comprehensive facility that included an iro...

An exceptional and highly decorative English nautical mantel clock, featuring a rare combination of a mechanical clock, barometer, and compass housed within an elegant maritime-inspi...

An exceptional late 19th-century mechanical musical automaton table in premium burr walnut.

The firm was renowned for its innovative mechanical pencils and finely made personal accessories, making this an especially fitting example of their work.

The original Paris-made mechanical movement offers an eight-day power reserve and has recently been professionally serviced.

Unlike standard household wall clocks that rely on a dangling pendulum and gravity, your clock is powered by a robust mechanical brass movement regulated by a balance wheel and hairs...

The plaques alternate between corner-up and square-on through the length, so the line never reads as mechanical. Gold runs throughout the piece, in the collets, the jump rings and th...

The centerpiece of this rare collection is a mechanical locket bracelet wristwatch, which cleverly conceals its watch face beneath a hinged porcelain panel.

Finding an intact, working example like the "Hollins" model today is an absolute rarity for collectors of mechanical campaign and Edwardian furniture. Dimensions: 25"w x 25"d x 43"h

The combination of a signed Pons clock movement with an aneroid barometer reflects the 19th-century taste for precision mechanical instruments presented in refined decorative gilt br...

Fitted with its original ornate gold-filled mechanical swivel bail at the top, this piece was originally designed to hang from a Victorian or Edwardian gentleman's pocket watch chain.

Rather than following a perfectly mechanical pattern, the lines gently shift and respond to the different pieces of cloth beneath them, creating a richly textured surface.

Their flared sides, undulating rims, and pierced wheels give the diminutive forms a surprisingly architectural presence, while the working wheels introduce an engaging mechanical ele...

Both grinders are mechanically in perfect condition and can last for many decades.

This ladies’ vintage watch combines the craftsmanship of a Swiss mechanical movement with the elegance of a gemstone-set gold bracelet, offering both function and timeless style.

c. 1890s/1900s; Chicago Model Works - Chicago, IL Miniature mechanical demonstration model of a cable car grip mechanism, built to illustrate the function of the clamping system use...

At its core, the versatile design utilizes an expandable mechanical framework that allows it to transition smoothly between three distinct configurations.

On the outside, the highly riveted construction adds a sense of strength to the safe, which is double-walled and filled with refractory materials to prevent damage from fire or mecha...

His patented designs which often incorporating innovative joinery and mechanical ingenuity reflect a rare dialogue between tradition and forward-thinking form.

Measuring approx., 3.8” L. The mechanical parts are in a excellent working condition.

Featuring a traditional manual-wind mechanical movement displaying hours and minutes, it perfectly balances vintage elegance with modern luxury.

A distinctive antique or vintage 9ct gold signet ring with a concealed mechanical watch key design.

A compelling example of early mechanical toy design.Visible wear and paint loss consistent with age.Structurally sound and retains full functionality.

The combination of mechanical precision and decorative artistry makes this piece equally desirable to collectors of antique clocks and fine French decorative arts.

The enamel has light surface scratches to the back noticeable under eyeloop and edges there are some nips. Mechanical State: " untested; sold as a historical decorative artifact/re...

Evidence of an old soldered repair is visible on the hammer which strikes the bell, indicating a previous mechanical intervention. The movement was found to be operational at the ti...

.”, number 177 Pocket watch is opening to reveal mechanical movement, signed "Am. Watch Co Waltham Mass" & numbered 6580205 Key-wound (comes with key) White porcelain Dial i...

The publication of these prints was a very interesting time in Japanese print making, when the old traditional ways of wood block printing were giving way to new western print making...

Masterfully crafted circa 1770, this extraordinary Swiss musical cartel clock represents the absolute pinnacle of Swiss mechanical genius from the golden age of luxury watchmaking.

The combination of geometric forms, chrome finishes, and mechanical functionality gives the Rollador a distinctive presence that remains remarkably contemporary.

This meticulously curated set includes a tapered horn paper folder, a vintage propelling mechanical pencil, a personal wax seal, and a steel-bladed letter opener—all held within thei...

The movement is marked Kienzle, a respected German clockmaker, indicating a quality mechanical movement typical of high-end retailed pieces of the time.