Pendulum said "to the niggers"

19TH C WALL CLOCK, EUROPEAN, WEIGHT DRIVEN, WITH PENDULUM, MEASURES 44" TOP TO BOTTOM, 15 1/2" WIDE, ESTATE OWNER SAID IT WAS RUNNING WHEN HIS FATHER WAS IN HOUSE. HAS DECORATIVE BRASS TRIM…..DI

Antique pendulum wall clock, the face marked "Lusina", with flying bird mark. Said to have belonged to Diamond Jim Brady, though no documentation of this is available. Approx. 18 1/2" x 9" x 5".

E. Howard & Co. and Hezekiah Conant Four Pendulum Isochronal Regulatorcirca 1888the oak case with a classical pediment above a dentil moulding, turned columns with Corinthian capitals and acanthus car

Helen Bradley (British, 1900-1979) 'And what' said Bruce Sharman, 'is your Aunt saying to Miss Carter' inscribed with fly monogram (lower left); further signed, inscribed and dated ''and what' said Br

TAKIS, Panayotis Vassilakis said, (1925-2019)Unique piece, C. 1990Pendant in 23k/24k yellow gold, hammered by hand and adorned with magnetic iron balls, leather cordSignedDimensions: 7 x 6,7 cmGross w

Pierre Jaquet-droz Pendule Pendule Neuchateloise, style Louis XV, signee Pierre JAQUET-DROZ a La Chaux de Fonds , cabinet plaque de palissandre et orne de bronzes dores. Mouvement echappement a verge,

A group of Grand Cordon of the Order “with jewels”; Collar of the order, 53,5 cm., gilt Silver, made by 12 links with crowns on silver laurel wreaths; 12 links with

Eugene Farcot, French, 1830-1896. A 19th century Figural clock with Farcot's Patented Conical pendulum. 8-day time and strike movement with Gilded dial and Roman numerals, engine turned bezel, adjusta

c. 1909, Mixed Media, 14" x 21.5" (24.5” x 31.125” Hand-carved Michael Collier Dixon frame). Image Published In :Pearson's Magazine, February 1910 issue, in the article "For His Master&rdq

Guilmet Lighthouse Torsion Pendulum Clock. The two tone silvered & gilt pyramidal bronze case depicts a lighthouse built from bricks on a black marble base. The clock has a torsion pendulum with helic

pomp Pendulum in Contra-Boulle technique, France, around 1760, with belonging pedestal, opulent decorated bronze cast appliqués, some varnish- and ebony inlets missing, crown a swinging bird sitting

Oil on canvas, framed measurements: 93 x 78 cm, canvas measurements: 77 x 62 cm.

Figural Torsion Pendulum Mystery Clock. 28 in. standing spelter figure of a woman wearing spring garments, she holds the pendulum up in one hand and a nest with a bird in the other beside her hip; the

That's What She Said;That's Not What She Meant signed and dated 2011 (lower right) acrylic and emulsion transfer on canvas 48" x 45" (122 cm x 114 cm) Accompanied by a certificate issued by ArtInforma

L:179cm W:36cm

Rare French Conical Pendulum Mystery Clock, in the form of a Weaver Bernoux of Paris, circa 1875. Black marble, bronze statue is after culptor, Auguste Nadaud. 8-day movement with an hour and half-hou

Very rare pomp Pendulum, France, around 1880/90, white marble pedestal with Pearl rim-decor, with blossoms and floral garlands, above with Rich decorated Lyra All which is carrying the clock, crown wi

RARE LIFESAVERS early heavy enamel sign, said to be from their Corporate Offices by consignor who had in her possession for many years. In remarkable condition, only enamel dings are in top left corne

Rick Bartow Wiyot, (1946-2016), 'What the Crow Said,' 2015, acrylic on panel, signed and dated lower left, titled verso, unframed. height 20in, width 16in Footnotes: Provenance Purchased from F

H:27.5cm，L:18.8cm，W:12.5cm，3291g

French Bronze & Glass Torsion Pendulum Clock. 4 in. porcelain dial signed “Farcy, Paris – Pendule 400 Jours”, has open moon hands, fancy gilt brass bezel, hinged door with heavy beveled crystal

Attributed to Cornelis Jonson (193-1661): Portrait of a Lady said to be Henrietta Maria, Wife of Charles I Oil on canvas, unsigned, indistictly inscribed at top, lined. 29 1/2 x 24 1/2 in., 35 1/2 x 3

Andre Romain Guilmet, Paris, an unusual crystal regulator with mercury torsion pendulum and helical spring, the gilded and silvered brass case with molded base and top, and frames containing beveled g

DESIGNER UNKNOWN WHO SAID 'CAN'T'? / TRY TRYING. 1929. 42½x35¼ inches, 108x89½ cm. Mather & Company, Chicago. Condition A-: minor repaired pin holes in margins; punch holes filled in a