German Free Swinger NR

Manufacturer: Non-Plus-Ultra "DGMS" Features & Details: - Fine walnut Case with applied decorations - 8 day time and striking movement Measurements: 34"L x 14"W x 6.5"D Condition: The clock is in good

German free swinger wall clock, 8 day time and strike, with matching pendulum and dial, movement stamped with a horseshoe with a star, circa 1900 28"h x 15"w x 11"d Provenance: A San Ant

A late 19th century German free swinger wall clock. 30-hr time only birdcage movement with reverse painted glass dial and porcelain pilasters. Grain painted Pine case with hand painted detail. Old fin

A late 19th century German freeswinger wall clock by Friedrich Mauthe, Schwenningen. 8-day time and strike movement with a two-part dial, Arabic numerals and matching pendulum. Walnut case with shaped

19th c. Ornate Victorian German open pendulum "free swinger" walnut wall clock, possibly by Gustav Becker, with porcelain dial, elaborate applied carvings, and lion's head crest, in original finish 37

Late 20th c. Replica Victorian German open pendulum "free swinger" walnut wall clock with elaborate applied turnings and carvings 36" x 16" x 7"

Waltham Watch Co. wall clock with carved wooden panel depicting knight on horse, coat of arms, along with Late 20th c. Replica Victorian German open pendulum "free swinger" walnut wall clock with elab

BERNHARD PASCHEN Co. GERMAN GLOCKENGONG WALL REGULATOR CLOCK Bernhard Paschen Free Swinger Wall Clock. copper washed dial with black incised hour numbers, on a brass panel with gilt brass filigree cor

MÜLLER sewing machine, No. 620, free arm, green, in original box, construction year 1965, working, Berlin Made in Germany US-zone, good condition German Description MÜLLER Nähmaschine, Nr. 620, Fre

Ansonia Juno Free Swinger: very nice and original.

Ansonia Huntress Free Swinger Clock w/ broken arm, ball has some denting, all pieces are here for someone to repair. **Buyer is responsible for the shipping of this clock, we cannot do it in house!**

Ansonia Huntress Free Swinger Clock: contemporary, **Buyer is responsible for the shipping of this clock, we cannot do it in house!**

A late 19th century Gustav Becker Art Nouveau free swinger wall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with porcelain chapter ring and Arabic numerals, embossed brass dial center and pendulum. Walnut c

Gustav Becker (Germany) free swinger wall clock, 8 day spring driven time and strike movement, ornately carved walnut frame with various finials, housing circular dial, with weights and pendulum, circ

Antique 2 Weight Free Swinger Wall Clock. Oak carved case, paper dial has some discoloration and roughness, metal trim, brass weights, and pendulum. T&S movement.

Gustav Becker (Germany) free swinger wall hanging clock, 8 day time and strike, Art Nouveau with organic carvings and case shape, stylized pendulum and clock face, hinged glass door with wood frame op

Antique Free Swinger Wall Clock. Metal dial, beautiful carved oak case, brass weights and pendulum. **This lot is FOB- Freight On Buyer, we will not ship this clock.

37" Tall X 16" Wide X 7 1/2" Deep-Beveled Glass & Key/Pendulum

Junghans (Germany) free swinger gingerbread wall clock, 8 day time and strike, housed in wooden frame, with classical pediment, above clock dial, flanked by turned columns, over brass pendulum, featur

Gustav Becker freischwinger wall clock. Carved wood, enamel and brass dial, brass pendulum. Center of dial and pendulum both with GB anchor marks, works marked Universal, Max Busse label inside door.

All-bisque German "Swinger" c1890-00s 6" (15cm) . Painted features, wide brim blue hat, blue-tan outfit with hand painted flower, also holding a molded puppy while seated on her swing seat and holding

An early 20th century Gilbert free swinger wall clock. 8-day time only movement with painted dial. Wood case with painted decoration and paper label on back. Sold by "The Merchants Advertising Co. Adr

Pair of German Free- Blow Gilt Decorated Glass Wines Stems Measure 12 1/4"in H x 6 1/2"in diameter

A large German free-blown pale yellow-green glass with applied decoration. This type of glassware was very popular in Germany and the Netherlands in the 16th and 17th centuries. A similar example may