Small mechanical original Mid Century Atlanta wall clock with 10-day movement
By Atlanta Electric
Located in München, DE
Small mechanical wall clock by Atlanta, original Mid-Century Modern. Made in Germany. Beautiful design in a compact size. With a 10-day movement. Fully functional and keeps precise t...
Brass
$141Sale Price|33% Off
Small Libra Zodiac Sign by Richard Rohac, circa 1950s
By Richard Rohac
Located in Wien, Au
Small Libra Zodiac sign by Richard Rohac, circa 1950s Original condition.
Brass
$212Sale Price|25% Off
Small Fish Figurine by Walter Bosse for Hertha Baller
By Herta Baller, Walter Bosse
Located in Wien, Au
Small fish figurine by Walter Bosse for Hertha Baller Original condition.
Brass
Small Walter Bosse Penguin Figurine Vienna around 1950s ' Marked '
By Walter Bosse, Herta Baller
Located in Wien, Au
Walter Bosse penguin figurine vienna around 1950s ( Marked ) Original condition.
Brass
British Royal Navy Small Craft Binnacle Compass
Located in Norwell, MA
Royal Navy compass binnacle with highly polished and lacquered finish with brass badge engraved Pattern 0919, Compass No. 2308, HS. Fitted with a gimballed compass. Unit has warm lig...
Brass
$118Sale Price|44% Off
Small Candle Holder Teak Wood, circa 1960s
Located in Wien, Au
Small candle holder teak wood, circa 1960s. Original condition.
Brass
Small Dancing African Women Figurine by Richard Rohac, Vienna, Around 1950s
By Richard Rohac
Located in Wien, Au
Small dancing African women figurine by Richard Rohac, Vienna, around 1950s. Original condition.
Brass
Small Richard Rohac Duck Figurine, Vienna, around 1950s 'Marked on Bottom'
Located in Wien, Au
Small Richard Rohac Duck figurine, Vienna, around 1950s (Marked on Bottom) Original condition.
Brass
Four Small Pencile or Candle Holder Vienna Around 1950s
Located in Wien, Au
Four small pencile or candle holder vienna around 1950s Hammered brass Original condition
Brass
Small Tiffany & Co. Desk Clock "The Atlas"
By Tiffany & Co.
Located in Delft, NL
A Tiffany & Co. desk clock "The Atlas" A desk clock, made by Tiffany & Co. "The Atlas" The desk clock is battery operated and has a Swiss movement. The clock has a Roman hour numera...
Brass
Vintage Cloisonné Chinese Small Enameled Brown Covered Ginger Jar on Stand, Pair
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Vintage Cloisonné Chinese Small Enameled Brass/Bronze Brown Covered Ginger Jars on Stands with Blue Interior - a Pair. Circa Late 20th Century. Measurements: 9.5" H (on stand) x 5.5 ...
Brass
Stylish Art Deco Small Marble & Chrome Clock With Alarm By DEP, French, C1930
By DEP
Located in Devon, England
Made by the renowned French maker DEP ~ from the Depary family name, who flourished in the Art Deco era of the 1920s and 30s. Also marketed at this time to stand for Durée, Elegance...
Marble, Brass, Chrome
Pair 3-metal Fish Form Small Footed Vessels by E. Cabello, Mexico 1960s
Located in Miami, FL
Elegant Organic Modern pair of small footed metal dishs, probably sold as individual ashtrays, made by E. Cabello in Mexico during the 1960s. Cabello created the dishes with a styliz...
Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel
Early Edition Carl Auböck Tree Coffee Table in Walnut
Located in Waalwijk, NL
In 1925, he took over his father's business and continued to produce mainly Viennese bronzes and small brass objects, often incorporating natural materials into his designs.
Brass
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