June 14 2000 Christie's Auction Catalog Important Clocks and Marine Chronometers
By Christie's
Located in Red Lion, PA
The sale highlights museum-quality pieces from makers like Thomas Tompion and George Graham, alongside crucial marine chronometers by Victor Kullberg and John Roger Arnold. Additiona...
Paper
GABRIEL. A Rare Gold Full Hunter Keyless Pocket Watch C1891
Located in Mayfair, London, London
This type of layout for the movement is very rare indeed. Victor Kullberg was renowned for making this type of Bridge.
Gold
Rare 14ct Gold Pocket Watch by August Ericsson, St Petersburg, circa 1890
Located in Worcester, GB
Ericsson was supplier of marine chronometers and precision timepieces to the Imperial Russian Navy, and retailed high-grade watches using movements by Swiss firms such as Ulysse Nard...
Gold
Two Day Marine Chronometer, John Bliss, New York
By John Bliss & Co.
Located in Norwich, GB
Many of their movements were supplied by makers in England, particularly Victor Kullberg.
Brass
Thomas Russell Liverpool. A Gold Keyless Fusee Up & Down Watch C1906
Located in Mayfair, London, London
I believe that this watch movement was made by the famous clock and watchmaker Victor Kullberg, who designed similar watches. T.R Russell was a prominent retailer to Royalty, Aristoc...
Gold, 18k Gold
Vintage Victor Kullberg Yellow Gold Open Face Pocket Watch
Located in Mayfair, London, London
A Victor Kullberg 18ct yellow gold open face up and down, keyless fusee free sprung helical hair spring pocket watch, C1894.
18k Gold, Yellow Gold
Victor Kullberg Rare Silver Half Hunter Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, C1890s
Located in Mayfair, London, London
Victor Kullberg London. A Rare Silver Half Hunter Keyless lever Pocket Watch C1890s in an associated Silver Frame pocket watch holder.
Silver
Two Day Marine Chronometer by Victor Kulberg No. 9270
By Victor Kullberg
Located in Norwich, GB
A Fine Two Day Marine Chronometer by Victor Kulberg No. 9270 c,1870 Three tier mahogany box with rectangular brass plaque to both the top and the second tier below a brass ‘pus...
Brass