ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION „Meister-Werk“ („master-works“)
Dorotheergasse 13, 1010 Vienna
Sept. 14th to Oct. 4th, 2018
Mo-Fr: 10am-6pm
Sa: 11am-4pm
10-year anniversary exhibition of Lilly’s Art
From 14th September Lilly’s Art presents a „Feier-Werk“ („celebration-work“) on impressive and exclusive works of art for the 10th anniversary in the showroom in Dorotheergasse 13.
This exhibition includes about 50 precious Austrian timepieces from the 18th and 19th centuries, wonderful arts and crafts, modern paintings and exciting contemporary sculptures and paintings.
One of the highlights is a regulator „Laterndluhr“ made by one of the best clockmakers of his time – Philipp Fertbauer (1795/1800) –, technically and aesthetically at the highest level. Other highlights are for example a fantastic light screen with a height of 56 cm out of mother of pearl with a painted view of Vienna, created in Vienna around 1820 or two light-flooded paintings by one of the most famous Austrian painters: Carl Moll.
The catalog can be ordered from 1st September for a nominal fee of 40 €.
Silver Tiny Ticker with Semiprecious Stones
Vienna, middle of the 19th century
4 in
Hexagonal Table Clock „Kriedel“
Bautzen (Budissin), Saxony, first half of the 18th century
3 × 4¼ × 3¾ in
Unusual small Table Clock Allegory of “Astronomy” “au cercle-tournant”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
4 in
Empire Carriage Clock with Case
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
9 ½ in
Empire Carriage Clock “Kaufman in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
7 ¾ in
Carriage Clock with Double Face
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
7 in
Carriage Clock “Lions”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
8 in
Carriage Clock “Lyra”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
9 in
Bracket Clock “Märdin Stadler in Wien”
Vienna, second half of the 18th century
20 in
Pendule with Boulle-Marquetry and original Wall Console in museum-quality
Paris, second half of the 18th century
32¾ in
Museum-Quality Mantel Clock with Indications in form of an Obelisk
Austria, around 1795/1800
32¼ in
Figure Clock “Joseph II” with Moving Eyes
Austria, 18th century
19¼ in
Mantel Clock “Tyrolean Hunter”
Austria, first half of the 19th century
17¼ in
Mantel Clock “Hussar”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
27 ¾ in
Mantel Clock “Sultan” with Moving Eyes “Ferdinand Hoser Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
25 ¾ in
Figural Wall Clock “Mercury”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
31 in
Empire Mantel Clock “In the Boudoir” “J Straub B. in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
15 ¾ in
Magnificent Empire Mantel Clock “Ignatz Schlatter in Wien”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
25 ½ in
Empire Mantel Clock “Fortune” “Johann Josef Gaertner”
Raab (former Habsburg monarchy, today Györ), first quarter of the 19th century
15 ¼ in
Empire Clock “Fortune and Opulence”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
12 in
Mantel Clock “Frigate”
Vienna, first quarter of the 19th century
23 ¾ in
Mantel Clock “Windmill” with Automaton, André Romain Guilmet, attributed
France, end of the 19th century
17 in
Miniature Wall Clock
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
13 in
Small Regulator “Laterndluhr”
Vienna, first half of the 19th century
34 ½ in
Wall Clock with Round Top and Sunray Inlays
Austria, second quarter of the 19th century
48 ¾ in
Precision Wall Clock “Josef Fr: Lindner in Wien”
Vienna, around 1845/50
58 ¾ in
Picture Clock “At the Harbor”
Vienna, second quarter of the 19th century
28 ¼ × 34 ¼ in
Picture Clock Work Shop C. L. Hoffmeister “Par Force Hunt in front of the Castle“
Vienna, around 1835
25 ¼ × 31 ½ in
Picture Clock C. L. Hoffmeister “End of working day at an Apiary”
Vienna, around 1825
30 × 40 ¼ in
Picture Clock “Artists” with Automatons
Vienna, middle of the 19th century
27 ½×34 ¼ in
Pair of carved Callot Figures
20 and 18¼ in
Prachensky, Markus
1932 Innsbruck/Tyrol – 2011 Vienna
“Etruria orizontale 10”
51 ¼×69 in
Prachensky, Markus
1932 Innsbruck/Tyrol – 2011 Vienna
“Korsika Bebop”
74 ¾×55 in
