Gordon Brandt Kinetico Studios Three (3) Man Clock.

Six man kinetic sculpture clock with moving figures as clock runs. Designed by Gordon Brandt. Measures 9.25" x 7.25" x 4.25". Label on verso.

Circa 1993. Designed by Gordon Brandt, Kinetico Studios Certificate for the clock present. The brass skeletal clock with six figures manipulating numerous levers and serrated gear wheels. Height 9.25

A original Six Man Clock produced by Kinetico Studios from the original iconic Pop Art design by American inventor and designer Gordon Bradt (1924-2022). Kinetic sculptural clock handcrafted in brazed

Gordon Bradt, Vintage Kinetico Studios Six Man Desktop Clockhandcrafted in brazed and molten brass, then polished and coated with clear lacquer, the six men and gear train are driven by an electric sy

Gordon Brandt for Kinetico Studios gilt metal skeleton clock with figural movers, marked: "Autotrol Corporation on movement.17.25” H x 8.25” W x 5” D.

Six-Man Clock Gordon Bradt by Kinetico Studios Certifies of Authenticity Six-Man Clock is an authentic Gordon Bradt design handcrafted by Kinetico Studios in approximately the 30th week of 1998 (Code

17 1/2" high, Gordon Bradt Seven-Man kinetic clock, Kinetico Studios wirework skeleton design with automated figural movement. Worked when tested. Signed on tag and includes label. Excellent

United States, b.1924 Kinetic sculpture skeleton clock consisting of seven figures turning gears. The clock was created by Gordon Bradt, founder of Kinetico Studios. Tag signed "Bradt" affixed to top.

Gordon Bradt (1924-2022)A "Seven Man Clock" for Kinetico Studios, late 20th centuryDesigned 1992Signed on mounted copper penny: Bradt; with sticker to movement verso: Kinetico Studios; furth

Gordon Bradt Six-Man kinetic clock, by Kinetico Studios, brazed and molten brass, motorized, six figures driving levers and cranks appear to operate the clock. Please view the photos to determine cond

Vintage Kinetcio Studios skeleton clock by Gordon Brandt. Hand crafted in brazed brass. Depicts a mechanical gear construction with six figures of men working the gears. Carole Stupell selection label

Gordon Bradt (American, b1924) Seven man kinetic clock, circa 1998, Made by Kinetico Studios. Lacquered brass with attached "Bradt" signature tag. Excellent working condition (man on pendulum doesn't

Vintage skeleton-style clock with five animated figures working cranks and levers to turn its mechanisms. Signed indistinctly Block or Book on hang tag made from a penny, upper right. Dimensions: H 9.

Sculptural kinetic brass clock by Gordon Bradt for Kinetico Studios, 1990s. 95." H x 7" W x 4" D.

SIX MAN BRASS KINETICO CLOCK SCULPTURE, ''The Clock'' by Gordon Bradt. Clock is electric powered by a synchronous motor. 9''H x 7''L x 4''W. Provenance: Phillips Collection, Butler, PA.

Mid-Century Modern brass kinetic motion tabletop clock by Gordon Bradt for Kinetico, features six "men" who rotate the wheels and levers to give the appearance of driving the clock, signed" "Bradt" on

Gordon Bradt brass seven man clock. Figural clock. Measures approx 17 3/4"H

Gordon Bradt brass seven man clock. Figural clock. Measures approx 17 3/4"H

C. 1910, Tiffany Studios, "Three Men and A Chest" Inkstand in bronze and gilt bronze, with clear glass inkewll liner, and favrile glass impressed around inkwell aspect. Measures 10" W x 6" D x 3" H **

Ted Gordon. Three Black and White Portraits of Men. 2001. Signed and dated. Marker and ink on cardstock. Excellent condition. Largest size is 14" x 17". Est. $400-600. Ship: $35

Three tintypes of hunters with shotguns and dogs. 19th Century. Three studio tintypes depicting men posing with shotguns and dogs resting and their feet. Size of each generally 3 ½ x 2 ½&#82

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY - OCCUPATIONAL]. 3 photographs, incl. by CDV of painters and a wallpaper hanger. CDV, studio view of three men, including painters and a wallpaper hanger. The young man at left hold

Gordon Hope Grant (American, 1875-1962), early 20th century etching of three old men by the dock, signed l.r., 9 3/4" x 12 1/4" sight, 16 3/4" x 20 3/4" framed.

Group of three table lamps by Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios, 1960s.