June Horological Sale

Rare Gold Pocket Watch Celebrating Brooklyn Bridge

c.1812 Rare English Figural Mantle Clock. Semaine

Rare Glass Plate Great Wheel Skeleton Clock.

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greenlawn, NY, United States

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June Horological Sale

Sundial Farm

June Horological Auction We are pleased to present a timed auction of nearly 100 lots that features a wide selection of watches and clocks, horological ephemera and automata. Included are rare books, an exceptionally rare Troughton pendulum, bird boxes, automata, prints and a wide selection of Japanese, German, French, Swiss and American clocks. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask.

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c.1891 French Annular Dial Clock.: Henry Dasson et Cie.A fine quality French marble and bronze annular dial clock by the noted bronzer Henry Dasson. The patinated group of cherubs stands on ,a variegated gilt-bronze mounted base and

0073: c.1891 French Annular Dial Clock.Est. $4,000-$6,000Lot Passed

Late 19th century French Annular Clock: The case has 3 gilt-bronze cherubs connected by garlands standing on a white marble base with gilt bronze mounts and support a blue star-studded oblong globe surmounted by two doves amongst flowing

0074: Late 19th century French Annular ClockEst. $4,000-$6,000Lot Passed

Late 19th century French Annular Clock: Gilt-bronze case depicts cupid riding a snail atop an elaborately decorated base. Engraved gilt-bronze minute and hour annular rings have Arabic numbers for the five-minute marks and Roman numerals

0075: Late 19th century French Annular ClockEst. $3,000-$4,000Lot Passed

Louis XVI French Square Temple d'Amour Clock: Baillon.The two rotating annular dials, minutes and hours, have individual white porcelain plaques that are pinned to the circular brass frames. The hour's ring has black Roman numerals while the

0076: Louis XVI French Square Temple d'Amour ClockEst. $5,000-$7,000Lot Passed

Rare Early 19th century French Mantle Clock: 'Au Gastronome'. Ormolu case depicts a seated figure at a draped table with claw feet carving a cooked bird surrounded by wine and side dishes. It has food related appliques to the front and stands

0077: Rare Early 19th century French Mantle ClockEst. $1,200-$1,800Lot Passed

Large Early 19th century Ormolu Urn Clock.: Michelez a Paris. The large urn-form ormolu case has numerous mounts including two handles that terminate in animal heads.The finely lettered porcelain dial is signed Michelez, Rue St. honore No. 128

0078: Large Early 19th century Ormolu Urn Clock.Est. $3,000-$4,000Lot Passed

c.1812 Rare English Figural Mantle Clock. Semaine: Thomas Weeks.The extremely well-cast and finished patinated bronze and ormolu case depicts a partially clad female frolicking with four energetic putti.The well-lettered white porcelain dial has gilt

0079: c.1812 Rare English Figural Mantle Clock. SemaineEst. $25,000-$30,000Lot Passed

Early 19th century French Animated Mantle Clock.: The white marble, ormolu and patinated case is surmounted by Cupid sharpening his arrow on an animated marble sharpening stone.The finely lettered white porcelain dial has Arabic numbers for the

0080: Early 19th century French Animated Mantle Clock.Est. $25,000-$30,000Lot Passed

Robert-Houdin Glass Column Mystery Clock: A later example of a Third Series glass dial mystery clock. The multi-layered glass dial is signed Robert Houdin a Paris and has the typical arrow shaped hand. It stands on a column of concentric

0081: Robert-Houdin Glass Column Mystery ClockEst. $8,000-$12,000Lot Passed

Late 19th century Perpetual Calendar Clock.: Lepine.The gilt bronze case with pinched corners has beveled glasses to all four sides. The time dial has Roman numerals for the hours, a sunken center, an outside escapement, spade hands and is

0082: Late 19th century Perpetual Calendar Clock.Est. $5,000-$7,000Lot Passed

Late 18th Century French Mantle Clock.: Barancourt a Paris.A well-cast and finished ormolu and white and gray marble clock that depicts a wishing well covered in ivy.The well-lettered white porcelain dial has bold black Roman numerals for

0083: Late 18th Century French Mantle Clock.Est. $3,000-$5,000Lot Passed

Early 19th century Cupid and Psyche Clock: coming soon

0084: Early 19th century Cupid and Psyche ClockEst. $6,000-$8,000Lot Passed

Rare Early-19 Century Porcelain Lyre Clock.: Joseph Dieudonné KinableRichard Symes – DialmakerSèvres – Porcelain MakersGeorge Tupman – Repair markThe bleu torquoise porcelain case is adorned with well-cast ormolu mounts.The finely

0085: Rare Early-19 Century Porcelain Lyre Clock.Est. $40,000-$60,000Lot Passed

Rare Glass Plate Great Wheel Skeleton Clock.: The front is adorned with decorative ormolu mounts that include winged griffins and scrolling foliage, a white porcelain dial with Lepine-style hands and a bell struck by a torsioned hammer. The

0086: Rare Glass Plate Great Wheel Skeleton Clock.Est. $20,000-$25,000Lot Passed

Massive Late 19th century French Annular Clock.: Henry Dasson, 1885.White marble case has exceptionally well-cast gilt bronze mounts. Signed 'Henri Dasson 1885' along edge of shield. Patinated cupid indicates time. Four plaques on base show cherubs

0087: Massive Late 19th century French Annular Clock.Est. $15,000-$20,000Lot Passed

Rare Rebecca and the Well Mystery Clock.: The French late 19th century patinated spelter case is signed on the back A de Ranieri, has matching side-pieces and a barometer with a simulated porcelain dial. The time only mystery clock is

0088: Rare Rebecca and the Well Mystery Clock.Est. $4,000-$6,000Lot Passed

Giant Early 18th Century Animated Rack Clock.: Early 18th century probably German giant rack clock. The engraved silver dial has black Roman numerals for the hours amongst other decorative elements and a large engraved ormolu hand. Above is a

0089: Giant Early 18th Century Animated Rack Clock.Est. $8,000-$12,000Lot Passed

c.1910 Nodder in form of Young Magician.: Rare early 20th century 'nodder' in the form of a young magician. When the movement, housed in the torso and wound out the back, is wound the head nods until the movement unwinds. The body is made

0090: c.1910 Nodder in form of Young Magician.Est. $2,500-$3,500Lot Passed

Rare and Unusual Singing Bird Music Box Karl Griesbaum: Early 20th century German birdbox by the Karl Griesbaum company. The engraved serpentine brass case features six hand-painted enamels - one on each vertical side and two on the top. The

0091: Rare and Unusual Singing Bird Music Box Karl GriesbaumEst. $6,000-$8,000Lot Passed

Automated Bird with Alarm Clock Karl Griesbaum: Mid 20th century German bird alarm clock by the Karl Griesbaum company.The clock has an alarm function. Overall dimensions are 4" wide (10 cm.) x 2.5" (6 cm.) deep x 6.5" (17 cm.) high. The

0092: Automated Bird with Alarm Clock Karl GriesbaumEst. $5,000-$7,000Lot Passed

Rare Strut Clock with Porcelain Dial.: A unique "strut" design clock made famous by the renowned clockmaker Thomas Cole. The heavy brass case is intricately engraved, has a beveled-edge glass and a fold-out (hinged) strut at the rear so

0093: Rare Strut Clock with Porcelain Dial.Est. $8,000-$10,000Lot Passed

Late 19th century French Sedan Carriage Clock.: The bronze case, in the form of a sedan chair, has a two tone finish, beveled glass on three sides, oval repousse panels, figural putti and a scrolled crest with fleur-de-lis finial.The gilt dial has

0094: Late 19th century French Sedan Carriage Clock.Est. $6,000-$8,000Lot Passed

Late 19th century French Mantle Clock.: Large gilt-bronze and marble mantle clock that depicts a female figure beside her dressing table.Eight day time and strike movement signed Japy Freres, Paris, France. Height - 14" (36 cm.) wide x

0095: Late 19th century French Mantle Clock.Est. $2,000-$3,000Lot Passed

Rare Late 19th century French Musical Automaton Gustave: This is a genuine creation of Gustave Vichy, of the genre known as a "Tableau Vivant" ("Living Picture").When activated, the music box inside begins to play, and the Chinese figure moves his head,

0096: Rare Late 19th century French Musical Automaton GustaveEst. $5,000-$7,000Lot Passed

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