Showroom Dorotheergasse 13, 1010 Vienna
September 18th to October 3rd of 2020
Monday to Friday 10 am – 6 pm
Saturday 11 am – 4 pm
Silver Tiny Ticker
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
3¼ in
Carriage Clock “Bacchus Child” “Brändl in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
8½ in
Miniature Carriage Clock
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
4 in
Early Bracket Clock “Elias KreittMayr Fridtberg”
Friedberg/Bavaria, around 1700
14¾ in
Miniature Bracket Clock
Vienna, middle of the 18th century
11½ in
Month-Going Mantel Clock “Ferd. Leichtl in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
19½ in
Museum Quality Mantel Clock “au bon sauvage” with Moving Eyes
Vienna, around 1800
24¾ in
Mantel Clock with Visible Balance Wheel, Peter Götz attrib.
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
14 in
Delightful Miniature Empire Mantel Clock with Viennese Grande Sonnerie and Glass Dome
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
6¼ in
Empire Mantel Clock “Anton Rettich in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
11 in
Exceptional Biedermeier Mantel Clock with Vienna Townscape Miniature Painting
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
21¼ in
Picture Clock circle of C. L. Hoffmeister “Evening at a Lake in Ticino” with Indications, Echo Chime and Angelus Bell
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
26 × 32¾ in
Picture Clock, C. L. Hoffmeister, attributed “Stages of Life”
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
24 × 30¼ in
Picture Clock, C. L. Hoffmeister, workshop “St. Baolo in Welsch-Tyrol”
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
25¼ × 31 in
Impressive Picture Clock “Alpine Landscape” C. L. Hoffmeister, attrib.
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
38¼ × 51¼ in
Magnificent Neogothic Castle Clock “W. Schönberger in Wien”
Vienna, around 1840/45
61½ in
Regulator “Laterndluhr” “A. Liszt”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
57 in
Small Regulator “Laterndluhr”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
28¾ in
Regulator “Dachluhr” “Joseph Elsner Graham’scher Gang”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
32½ in
Elaborate Coat-of-Arms of a Salzburg Noble Family – Mayr of Pürglau
Salzburg, around 1700
24¾ × 19½ × 9 in
Very Rare Travel Transformation Table
Vienna, around 1810
39¼ × 28¼ × 18¾ in
Reichert, Carl
1836 Vienna – 1918 Graz
„Bad Musicians“
13¾ × 11¾ in
Reichert, Carl
1836 Vienna – 1918 Graz
„The End of the Song“
13¾ × 11¾ in
Mulley, Oskar
1891 Klagenfurt – 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
„Mountain Farmstead“
33¾ × 63 in
„The Asian Girl“
39¼ × 31½ in
Höfinger, Oskar
*1935 Golling/Lower Austria
„The Dance“ („Der Tanz“)
design 1967
15½ in
Höfinger, Oskar
*1935 Golling/Lower Austria
„Der Sieger“ („The Winner“)
1969
45 × 55 × 43 in
