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of 3,544 clocks
from Germany
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C.1925, German, Karl Griesbaum, Whistler and Clock, the man with cane and hat leaning against a clock, mounted to a post. -
C.1910, German, Giant Wall Cuckoo, Fusee movement, hunting motif with life size rabbit and quail and large deer head at top. -
C.1915, German, Large Cuckoo clock, Hunting motif , with side carving of deer's head, rabbit pheasant and profuse oak leaves and acorns. -
C.1930, German, A. Hummel, Villingen, (signed) Large 3-note Wall Trumpeter, in a carved case with hunter motif. -
![C.1943, German, Gerh. D. Wempe, Hamburg, No. 3864, 2-Day Chronometer with both inner and outer box (matching), late war production with bakelite [Metailgummi] gimbal, aluminum tub, and simple tension gimbal lock.](/images/robertoschmitt13/t369.jpg)
C.1943, German, Gerh. D. Wempe, Hamburg, No. 3864, 2-Day Chronometer with both inner and outer box (matching), late war production with bakelite [Metailgummi] gimbal, aluminum tub, and simple tension gimbal lock. -
C.1885, German, Jahresuhrenfabrik, 400-Day clock with disc pendulum, short model, same size as 1882 production, but without Harder patent info on dial. -
C.1866, German, Lenzkirch, No. 340374, fancy "R-A" style regulator in an ebonized Alt Deutsch style case. -
C.1928, German, Oswald, Large Carved Wood BULLDOG, dark stained finish, larger size eyes; time indicated by position of the pupil. -
C.1935, German, Oswald, Small Carved Wood DOG, linden with light brown coloration, standard size eyes. Time indicated by position of the pupil. -
C.1926, German, Oswald, Small Carved Wood DOG WITH STUDDED COLLAR, this uncommon small model with tiny eyes, still showing the time by the position of the pupil. -
C.1948, German, Oswald, Molded DOG, model No. 16, one day novelty timepiece, time told by the position of the rotating eyes. -
C.1930, German, Oak cased BOX clock, Westminster chime on steel rods, 8-day. -
![C.1930, German, Oswald [?], WISE OWL, one day novelty , in a CAST METAL case, a form we have never seen before, and is the only cast metal Oswald in today's sale.](/images/robertoschmitt13/t315.jpg)
C.1930, German, Oswald [?], WISE OWL, one day novelty , in a CAST METAL case, a form we have never seen before, and is the only cast metal Oswald in today's sale. -
C.1948, German, Oswald Uhrenfabrik, Freiburg, Molded WISE OWL, one day novelty, the time indicated by the position of the eyes, in this case showing approx 11:30/ -
C.2000, Schatz, "Royal Mariner", 8-day time and Ship's Bell strike clock, with external bell (like new). -
C.1970, Aug. Schatz and Sohne, Germany,"Elexacta", battery timepiece. -
Mixed Lot: C.1890, German, Good Alt Deutsch case, now with a hundred year later movement, hung from the "roof" of the clock. -
C.1935, Germany, 30-hour musical novelty alarm timepiece, Deco style. -
C.1950, German, 8-day Westminster chime mantel clock, model 1205. -
C.1905, Kienzle Clock Factories, 400-day disc pendulum timepiece in good operating condition, incomplete, serial No. 20825.