C.A. Richard & Cie TABLE CLOCK France, Paris, c. 1880

RICHARD et Cie, C.A., Paris/Londonthe 6-inch terrestrial globe comprised of twelve gores and two lunar calottes with applied cartouche PATENT 19460 RICHARD'S CHRONOSPHERE CABLE11 1/2" high, circa 1910

Europe, France (Paris), ca. 1880 to 1905 CE. A lovely French clock made by Etienne Maxant Brevete. The movement is stamped "15565 / ETIENNE MAXANT / BREVETE / 4 R DE SAINTONGE PARIS / MADE IN FRANCE".

dancing bear, papier mâché, pelt covered, 21 cm, c. 1880, France, clock mechanism is intact German Description Tanzbär, Papiermaché, Fell bezogen, 21 cm, ca. 1880, Frankreich, Uhrw

English. 1890s. Brass with bevelled glass panels and a porcelain dial. Features visible escapement. A French made carriage clock made by Richard & Cie of Paris, France for English merchant Searle, Hoa

A JEAN VINCENTI & CIE BLUED STEEL, GILT BRONZE, AND SPECKLED GRAY AND BLACK GRANITE MANTLE MANTLE CLOCK, PARIS, FRANCE, CIRCA 1880, with blued steel orb raised by three cast gilt bronze putti on chase

Large oak mantel clock with chimes and fancy case, works. Marked R & C (Richard & Cie) France. In nice original finish, 1 hand is in 2 pieces. 11" wide, 16" tall, 8" deep.

A striking mantle clock made by Japy Freres et Cie, Paris, France for Tiffany & Co., New York, c. 1920. A Japy Freres 8 day movement, housed in a wonderful marble case of variegated grey and white col

19th C. over-sized butcher block with carved boars heads " Establissements VERGNE & Cie Villeneuve S/Lot, Paris ca.1880 74.25"W." x 34"D. x 34"H. (56 overall )

France, circa 1900 Maker: Samuel Marti &Cie., Paris Oval brass case with plinth and cornice mouldings and curved bevelled glass panels.White enamelled dial with garlands and shaped hands. Exposed esca

Ormolu bronze, brass, metal France, um Mid 19th Century, Case pres. later Honoré Pons (1773-1851) – Paris clock maker and inventor Movement with mark ‘Pons’ and numbered ‘3698’ Circular

Louis XIII style mahogany desk or library table, France, c. 1880, having rectangular top, over single frieze drawer, open barley twist legs, joined by a stretched, surmounted by carved twisted standar

Charles Delagrave et Cie, Paris: c.1880-1910 , boussole is French for compass , an alidade is a sighting device or pointer for calculating slopes, angles and directions invented by General Paul Peign�

"Système Ader" Early Table Telephone, France, c. 1880 Societé Industrielle des Téléphones. No. 12086. Wood case on marbleized base, with carbon pencil transmitter beneath thin wood membrane. Sough

Super Rare, Lacloche Freres Art Deco Table Clock, Paris, France, 1930s. 18k yellow gold and enamel numerals and hands. Two carved agate stones and 4 carved Lapis Lazuli stones. Separated with sterling

Nathalie Du Pasquier and George Sowden Neos table clock LorenzFrance/Italy, c. 1988glazed stoneware, glass, enameled aluminum8 w × 2.5 d × 6.75 h in (20 × 6 × 17 cm)

Nathalie Du Pasquier and George Sowden Neos table clock LorenzFrance/Italy, c. 1988lacquered wood, glass, enameled aluminum6.5 w × 2.5 d × 10.75 h in (17 × 6 × 27 cm)

Louis Philippe period table clock. France, ca. 1840. Gilt and patinated bronze. Honoré Pons movement. The pendulum and the bell are missing. The machinery needs restoration. Measurements: 41 x 29 x

Large, Animated Picture Tableau with Music, Paris, France, c. 1860-1880. Virtually nothing has been well researched or written about these amazing ‘mechanical living pictures,’ although a

"Bulle Patent" Electric Table Clock, c. 1925 France. Model AK 2, visible brass mechanism on wood base, cut-glass dome, battery-operated movement (1,5 V), overall height 15 in., working. – In additi

Harness. France, S. XIX Table clock in glass and mercury-gilt bronze. It presents small faults in the upper part of the crystal in one of the fittings. Measurements: 30 x 25 x 12 (clock), 29,5 x 10 x

DAUM. France, ca. 1960. Table clock. Clear glass with wavy satin-finished decorations on the reverse. Signed on the lower front. Procedure: Private Collection, Spain between 1970-1990. Measurements: 1

DAUM. France, ca. 1960. Table clock. Clear satin-finished glass with wavy decorations on the reverse. Signed on the lower front. The quartz machinery shows corrosion and is not accompanied by a batter

(set of 3) Renaissance revival style gilt bronze mantel set, France, c. 1880, including: (1) clock, having elaborate bronze case, with crown, over circular face, with blue roman numerals on white enam

J. Vieillard & Cie Collection of nine Japonesque tablewares France, c. 1880glazed, hand-decorated and gilt earthenware largest: 5 h x 10 dia in (13 x 25 cm) smallest: .5 h x 8.75 dia in (1 x 22 cm