Antique Perpetual Calendar Wood

A fabulous Edwardian desk-top perpetual calendar; The calendar is operated by turning the keys each side to alter the day date and month, the panels protected by a glass front. E...

A good large Edwardian perpetual desk-top wooden calendar. The keys either side are used to forward and return the rollers inside, changing the day, date and month. Dating to c.19...

A good large Edwardian perpetual calendar made from Mahogany. The keys either side are used to forward and return the rollers inside, changing the day, date and month. Dating to c...

Beautiful, Art Deco, sterling silver-mounted and turquoise guilloche enamel perpetual calendar, Birmingham, England, 1916. By turning the two "knobs" on the top of the calendar, a re...

Antique early-20th Century perpetual desk calendar, made from fruitwood with four knobs to each side are used to move forward and rewind the day, date and month behind three glazed a...

One of the finest desk calendars we have ever come across; it has been beautifully hand carved to the front, top and even the little knobs to each side are hand carved wood. Stand...

1880s English perpetual calendar. Paper roll is ripped and tape as shown in picture.

This handsome late Victorian desk-top perpetual calendar is a good size standing 8 1/2" tall. The four knobs to each side are used to move forward and rewind the day, date and mon...

A fine large English perpetual calendar of patinated oak from the Edwardian era, featuring with a round face-plate (diameter 9 inches) mounted to a box back, with original fabric spo...

A handsome English perpetual desk calendar of cast brass by the celebrated brass foundry maker William Tonks and Sons. Featuring a stepped top with a decorative beaded edge, flared s...

This piece is a silver frame perpetual calendar atop an ebonized wood frame with changeable calendar under glass.

Antique early-20th Century British made bank desk calendar, made from mahogany with two knobs to each side, used to move forward and rewind the day behind a large glazed aperture. A ...

These perpetual calendars came from English banks and either were hanging on the wall or standing. Check out the standing perpetual calendar that we also bought on this trip. The rou...

c.1910 Rare Double Dial Clock with Perpetual Calendar by Tiffany & Co., Makers. g178 Tiffany & Co., Makers, New York. The shaped oak case is decorated with carved sea serpents and...

This English perpetual desk top calendar is the hard to find Art Deco version of a mechanical design that had been around for some 50 years before the manufacture of this modernized ...

Sterling silver framing the calendar on an ebonized wood frame and base with glass over calendar. There is a wood door in rear for changing months (all cards present). Hallmarks: 925...