Ladder Acrobat Automaton.

Likely Leopold Lambert, c. 1895. Clown doll with bisque head, brown glass paperweight eyes, mouth slightly open. Card suit decoration on face, and rough brillo wire hair. Hinged legs and composition h

Circa late 20th Century, this wonderful piece was inspired by the work of Roullet et Decamps and Lambert. The clown acrobat rises slowly from standing position with both hands on the swaying ladder. A

1201. GERMAN PERFORMING CATS MOVING PICTURE AUTOMATON | When actions begin, three cats perform as acrobats on ladders while the others exercise in background to music box song. | 13.5" l. | (Excellent

Circus acrobat automaton, Switzerland: Reuge. Young girl in an elaborate circus attire balancing on her hand on a ball. Key wound music box and mechanism concealed inside the plush covered base. Accom

Unusual Musical Manivelle Musicians and Acrobat Automaton, c. 1920 Maker unknown. Three figures with bisque heads, glass eyes, wigs (not removed for inspection) and carved wood and composition lower-l

Nice pair of tin Clown Acrobats that spin on ladder. Nice colors and graphics. Works. 15" Excellent

Collection of wooden toys, to include an acrobat, ladder toys, dexterity toys, etc., tallest - 31''.

Large, Exceptional Jean-Pierre Camus, Musical Automaton. ‘Acrobats’ Clockwork Mechanism with Music Box, acrobats moulded & carved by hand. All figures are dressed in period costumes. Reuge ? marke

Set includes circus tent, ring master, horses, elephants, clowns, acrobat, chairs, ladder, barrels, poodle, balls, pedestals, leopards, buffalo, lion, banner of flags, and more. Some of the figures ar

Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus Lady Acrobat with ladder. Excellent wooden jointed figure, 7 1/2 inches tall. Some paint retouching.

An oak case clock with lithograph circus scene behind a reticulated painted tin man that spins and performs on the trapeze independent of the clock movement. A scarce circa 1900 30 hour T/S shelf cloc

257. ACROBATS ON A LADDER GRAVITY TOY | Painted tin gravity toy, when the acrobats are placed at the top of the ladder, they flip and tumble down the rungs of ladder to the bottom. 9"

Automaton Clock Picture of an Acrobat, c. 1860 France, with 8 ¾-inch marble dial with enameled Roman cartouches, two-train movement striking on gong, painted landscape on wood depicting ornamental b

20th Century Murano art glass sculpture of two acrobats posed on a metal ladder with a faux ostrich egg base on two plates. [Overall, approx.: 28" H]. In good condition.

Includes Ring Master, Lady Acrobat, Lion, Two Circus Stands, Ladder, Horse and Clown.

VintageBarney Google (believe bungee is broken)Chinese acrobat (left shoe/foot is broke)Ladder with broken rung SHIPPING: In-House shipping available. Please read our Shipping Policies prior to biddin

Very impressive early performing musical automaton, clown is situated on top of ladder, key hole and start-stop rod appears at rear of cloth covered base, when activated, music plays and clown perform

144. CIRCUS CLOWN ACROBAT & BALANCE TOY | Two wooden balance toy figures, and spring-loaded performing clown on ladder. | Clown 6" h., Toy 11" h. | Some overall wear to both toys, feet missing on bala

The acrobat performs someraults down the steps. It is based on life-size automata from the Karakuri Theater in Japan. The top inverts and the 4 1/2" acrobat is stored in the bottom drawer. The storage

A French mechanical automaton of a circus clown band and acrobats.

The Item Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwi8EavDDJ0 Monumental French Automaton Musical Jeweled Bracket Clock made for the Chinese market. Circa 1880s. Highly decorated in 24kt gold plate

Monumental Chinese Autamaton Musical Jeweled Bracket Clock Highly decorated in 24kt gold plate has white porcelain dial with black painted Roman numerals a sweep second hand and colorful jeweled bezel

A highly important Chinese gilt bronze fusee movement and bell music automation (33.75"H). automation play hourly and depict 8 immortal rotating around the crown. the lower part with rotating foreigne

1979, USA: Walt Disney patented the terminology "audio-animatronic" in 1967, where prerecorded audio was synchronized with the movement of robotics to produce a very life-like effect in his attraction