Arabic Antique

, which has Roman hour, Arabic five-minute and minute divisions. The high-quality spring-driven eight

both sparkle and structure without excess. Its silver Tiffany & Co. dial features stylized Arabic

chapter ring with Arabic numerals and the original hands, having an eight day movement striking the hour

gold Arabic Breguet numerals, outer minute track with gilt dot markers, subsidiary seconds at 6, signed

0-90° reading to one degree. Time divisions engraved in Arabic characters (I-XII x 2) Beautiful

-tone mercury gilt, centered with a circular enameled porcelain clock face with Roman and Arabic numeral

Boucheron. The yellow gold Arabic numerals with outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial at six

bold, stylized Arabic numerals and a crisp sub-seconds register at the 6 o'clock position. The original

deep blue inscribed with the street names in Hebrew, Arabic and English that were affixed to the

displays stylised Arabic numerals with finely pierced blued steel hands set within a gilt mask. A circular

Arabic calligraphy in the mother-of-pearl inlay, making it especially unique.

restrained Jugendstil design. The clock features a ceramic dial with clearly legible Arabic numerals in a

the centre signed Baby and Jannings Ipswich surrounded by Arabic numerals and the original black hands

, centering the clock drum, with white emamel dial with both Arabic and Roman Numerals, all beneath a gilt

ornate detailing, with a silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals and the original ornate

• Enamel: Sky-blue guilloché with gold decoration • Dial: White enamel with blue and red Arabic numerals

case clock with a square shaped face with a painted dial with Arabic numerals & shaped hands, signed W

“Crosnier/Paris” with Arabic numerals for the hours and minutes in fifteen-unit increments, and a Paris

, C1890. Dial: The perfect white enamel dial with Roman numeral with outer Arabic minute track signed

Ionic Column Capital Graphite, wash, gouache and gum arabic, 4 Fev 57 (Feb 4 1857) Signed and dated

-jewel high-grade movement, circa 1899. The clean ivory dial presents bold Arabic numerals with a

hours and an Arabic outer minutes track, eight day movement striking Westminster chimes on the quarter

fruit motifs above a circular dial with black Arabic numerals with ornate brass hands, the dial is

of gum arabic that enhance the overall composition's depth. Unsigned. On watercolour paper laid to

outlined by Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar wheel, the dial signed M. Clymer Bristol

imagery in direct observation rather than romantic invention. The title Mashallah!—an Arabic expression

MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Manual Winding / 15 Jewels / Caliber 10-0 DIAL / HANDS: Silvered with Applied Arabic

- Military - Russia Kyrgyz text (Arabic script) Moscow. Published by the Communist Academy and the USSR

multilingual typography—with text in Russian, Persian, and Arabic, reflecting the multiethnic makeup of Central

style. The dial is white-painted with Roman and Arabic numerals and bears the clockmaker’s signature

numerals within a narrow minute ring and outer Arabic five-minute track. It has lozenge-shaped half-hour

as follows: Farret Paris Below is a subsidiary Arabic alarm dial with a small blued-steel

-century horological elegance. The central circular watch — featuring its original Art Deco dial, Arabic

and Arabic numeral. The arch enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial with the Latin motto “Tempus Fugit

composition. At the center sits a refined square clock dial with bold Arabic numerals, framed in metal and

six o'clock with Arabic numerals. The original blued steel spade hands with blued steel seconds hand

ataurique and Arabic calligraphy, highlighted in shades of gold, blue, and red, while the lower part is

piece features a richly carved horseshoe arch in ivory-painted stucco, accompanied by Arabic

intricate latticework, Arabic calligraphy, and muqarnas at various depths. The palette of earthy and reddish

polychrome details in red, blue, and gold that highlight the Arabic calligraphy and geometric motifs of the

of pseudo-Arabic script and scrolling ornament, typical of Islamic-influenced Iberian ceramics

minute ring; within are Arabic five-minute numerals, a central ring with Roman hour numerals I–XII and

., with black, Art Deco, script Arabic numerals, with blue steel hands, with a curved crystal, surrounded

. Dial: The superb white enamel dial with Roman Numerals and outer minute track with Arabic numerals at

design language of the 1930s. The elegant silvered dial features stylized Arabic numerals with a

Frères, Paris. The circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic outer minute track, finely

marked in Arabic numerals for every five minutes, with additional minute divisions. A delicate blued

Dial with Arabic Numeral Markers / Blued Steel Hands ATTACHMENT / BRACELET: Link Bracelet WARRANTY: 18

blued-steel hand on a separate chapter ring below the middle with Arabic ten-second, five-second and

meticulously engraved with Roman hour numerals, half-hour markers, and Arabic five-minute numerals, surrounded

styled with Arabic numerals for hours and minutes.

ring within which are Arabic five-minute numerals and lozenge-shaped 7½-minute markers, a central ring

o’clock “Chronometer” Arabic numerals in bold black type Blued steel spade hands Subsidiary seconds dial

Roman and Arabic numerals, Day of the month Numbers, (Date apature) . inscribed ''Benjn Lamprey Burford

). Signed and inscribed in pen and brown ink on the verso ‘A. S.ft’. Pencil, watercolour and gum arabic

, marked by Arabic numerals. The design is enhanced by a diamond bezel, showcasing baguette-cut diamonds

, mineral glass, snap on back, bezel set with 8 cut diamonds Dial: cream dial with black Arabic numerals