PETER MULLER-MUNK FOR SMITH METAL ARTS FLIP CLOCK

Peter Muller-Munk for Revere Copper & Brass Company 'Normandie' water pitcher, American, c.1935. In chrome plated brass. Inspired by the 1932 launch of the SS Normandie ocean liner. Impressed Revere,

LOT (3) ART GLASS INCLUDING STEUBEN FOOTED BOWL WITH APPLIED ELEMENTS BY G. THOMPSON, SIGNED, HEIGHT 5" AND PETER MULLER-MUNK TRIANGULAR VAL ST. LAMBERT VASE

Brushed metal stainless or chrome with modern lines. Art Deco style 1950's digital flip clock by Pennwood "Moon Crest" model. Measures 3 3/4" x 8 1/4" x 3 1/4"

Copper Art Nouveau Frame & White Metal Clock Dimensions:Frame 16.25" H x 12" W Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Wood case with brass tone center and white digital flip numbers. Model 8B06 on metal badge on bottom. Measures 4 5/8" x 9" x 4 1/4"

Two Chronopak desk clocks: flip and circular on stand, Zeeland, MI, ca. 1966 Rosewood, chromed and brushed metal Manufacturer label to both Taller 5 1/2" x 4" x 3"

Steuben art glass carousel sculpture, designed by Peter S. Aldridge (British, b.1947) and Jane Osborn-Smith (British, 1952-2013), silver-tone metal flag, nine-sided clear crystal carousel with deeply

Peter Muller-Munk Normandie pitcher Revere Copper and Brass, Inc.USA, 1935chrome-plated brass 12 h × 9.5 w × 3 d in (30 × 24 × 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark

Peter Muller-Munk Normandie pitcher Revere Copper and Brass, Inc.USA, 1935chrome-plated brass 19 h x 9 w x 3 d in (48 x 23 x 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Revere Rome

Peter Muller-Munk (German, 1904-1967) Silverplate Lidded Bowl Hand-wrought having leaves in relief on top of lid and incised on underside, foot made from curled incised leaves, stamped on underside Pr

Vintage Art Smith (1917-1982) Modernist cuff bracelet, brass and copper, bearing signature on interior, "Art Smith." 7.5" inner circumference.

DESCRIPTION: Art Deco Cartier partners desk clock featuring stylistic blued metal numerals, wire hands, and cross cut design at the center of the metal face. Clock is mounted in a footed case composed

Art Deco style skeletonised desk/ table clock, attributed to Jaeger LeCoultre for Cartier, c.1980, brass and glass case housing Swiss sixteen-jewel movement, floating dial marked with metal studs, man

TOMMI PARZINGER (1903 - 1981);PARZINGER ORIGINALS;Rare, tall clock, New York, 1960s; Lacquered wood, enameled metal; Branded signature; 84" x 11" x 7";

PETER HVIDT (1916 - 1986) FRANCE & DAVERKOSEN Pair of Boomerang chairs, Denmark, 1960s Teak, brass, rubber, upholstery Metal retailer labels 30 1/2" x 24" x 32"

Pattern 1756 - 1762 enlisted man’s mitre hat of Peter III Holstein Artillery regiment. Skull cup of gray wool with red wool brim reinforced with metal strips with high frontal plate of silvered

Excepcional reloj de sobremesa inglés de tipo esqueleto. Realizado en bronce dorado y metal plateado simulando una arquitectura neogótica. La esfera, con numeración romana grabada en negro. Todos l

A BRASS CUFF, ART SMITH, CIRCA 1950 The 'Six Sides' bracelet with 'folded' metal design; inner circumference 5 1/2 in.; signed Art Smith

GROUP OF ASSORTED CAST METAL ART NOUVEAU ITEMS, TALLEST APPROXIMATELY 5 1/2 IN HIGH

A late 19th century Lenzkirch Digital Bracket clock, retailed by "G. Landmann & Co., Frankfurt a M (am Main)". The digital or "flip" clock was conceived by the Austrian inventor and engineer Josef Pal

Art Smith Brass collar necklace Of undulating design, c. 1950 Brass Signed Art Smith Inner circ. 13 ins; Gross weight 48.5 dwts

A Le Ore (Italy) handmade "Art Inlay Clock" based on a 17th century design by Giovanni Battista Foggini and Bathasar Permoser. Italian, late 20th century. Outfitted with a Franz

titled Superiority of Consequences. Signed bottom right. Jule Collins Smith Fine Art Museum at Auburn University Label stretcher verso. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Acrylic on canvas. Frame

Lot 265 Art Deco Neon Clock manufactured by the Federal Neon Clock Company, Philadelphia, PA 28 x 29 x 8 inches Provenance: Property from the Collection of Seymour Stein