Golden Brass Türler Clock from Jaeger-LeCoultre

Large Nymph Clock in Regula and Bronze Patina Marble by A. De Raudery, France, 1890s Vintage Design A. de RAUDERY - 19th-20th century French school. Pendulum or living room clock...

Holophane Prismatic Glass Pendant Light by André Blondel, France, 1920s Vintage Design The history of the HOLOPHANE company began in Paris in 1893. The French engineer André Blon...

French Cabinet, 1920s Vintage Design Furniture glass showcase, display folders. Additional information: Materials: Brass, Glass, Wood Color: Clear, white Design Period: 1920 to 194...

Set of 2 Brass and Acrylic Glass Table Lamps, France, 1960s Vintage Design Additional information: Materials: Brass, Plastic Color: Gold Design Period: 1960 to 1969 Year: 196...

Elevate your interior with the timeless sophistication of this vintage LeCoultre mantel clock. Crafted by one of the world's most revered horological houses, this timepiece is a masterpiece of both engineering and design. The polished brass frame and crystal-clear glass panels create an architectural showcase, offering a captivating view of the intricate Swiss movement within. Its skeletonized design transforms the complex mechanics into a mesmerizing kinetic sculpture, making it not just a clock, but a piece of functional art. Perfect for a distinguished office, a curated library bookshelf, or a sophisticated living room mantel, this clock exudes an air of classic luxury and intellectual curiosity. This exquisite timepiece is presented in great vintage condition, with a beautiful, warm patina to the brass that speaks to its authentic history. Measuring 8.25" wide, 6.25" deep, and 9.5" high, its substantial form has a commanding yet refined presence. Its clean lines and classic materials allow it to seamlessly complement a variety of decors, from Mid-Century Modern and Hollywood Regency to traditional and contemporary interiors. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of legendary Swiss craftsmanship. Add this remarkable LeCoultre clock...

A 1960's Swiss Atmos mechanism clock by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Serial number 134555. The squared dial with white face has prisms and numbers 3, 6, 9 and 12. The hands are sword-shaped. Th...

Early Atmos clock from Jaeger LeCoultre Switzerland Brass, partly gold-plated Year of manufacture 1950 Dimensions: H x W x D: 23.5 x 21 x 16.5 cm Description: Atmos II in matt bru...

A beautiful Atmos Clock By Jaeger LeCoultre numbered 120482, with a square dial with gilded Arabic numerals and battens and smoked tip hands. Unusually this clock still has it’s orig...