18th Century Clockmaker's Gear-Cutting Machine.

A Watchmakers Brass and Steel Mandrel Lathe and Gear Cutting Machine, 19th Century, Each unsigned. Mandrel Lathe: H: 6 1/2 x W: 18 x D: 7 in. Gear Cutter: H: 9 1/2 x W: 12 1/2 x D: 7 1/2 in. From the

19th C Watchmakers Gear Cutting Machine Tool - brass and iron, 9 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W, weighs 9#. Untested, good clean, rust-free / corrosion-free condition.

French 18th century cutting board 10 1/2" h x 40 3/4" w x 2 3/4" d

French 18th century cutting board 22 1/2" h x 10 3/4" w x 5" d

18th Century Chestnut Cutting Board with Heart Handle. 21-3/4"l. x 11"w. Condition: Fair to good with use wear and insect damage.

Early 18th century tall case clock with a very fine marquetry inlaid walnut case, with movement by John Ellicott. One of the most famous 18th Century English clockmakers, John Ellicott was born in 170

PERSIAN-STYLE PALACE CARPET • Probably Europe • Circa 1950 • Based on an 18th century Persian design • Machine woven wool • Unmarked • 11' 2' x 22' 5' overall size

At a glance, this piece appears to be an 18th century man's vest, but the machine stitching dates it much more recent. Probably 20th century with a lace ruffle, small metal buttons, and metallic gimp

Watch & Clock Maker's Tools (22), 18th C. brass mainspring winder & variety of various late 19th & early 20th C. hand tools, winder unmarked, others stamped France & Germany, VG cond, largest 10"L.

Clockmaker's Wheel Cutting Engine, mid-19th Century Unmarked, probably Switzerland, brass and steel, iron three-legged frame, diameter of the dividing plate 6 1/4 in., 27 graduated circles, belt-drive

Glazed pottery tart place. A very small rim with a completely flat plate to make it easy when cutting tarts. Alsace, end of 18th century-19th century. Dimensions: H 1" x Dia. 11" Condition: Glaze loss

Frankfurt, Germany city clockmaker Friedrich Carl Hoff tall case grandfather clock dating to the 18th century. Friedrich Carl was a brother to well known Lancaster Pennsylvania clockmaker George Hoff.

Gold Snuff Box, French, possibly 18th c, tests 14 kt, top and bottom hallmarked, fancy scroll work borders surrounding machine work panels. 5/8" tall x 3" wide x 1 3/4" deep. Appx 96.4 grams. Very goo

Label inside door: Daniel Robinson, London Apprenticed 1681 Clockmaker c. 1690-1720 See "Watchmaker and Clockmakers of the World" by Baillie pg 272 H: 87 1/4; W: 20 5/8; D: 10 1/2 inches. Conditi

Ivory silk ottoman with polychrome floral brocade and tone-on-tone ribbons having small collar, self buttons, wide skirts, vented and pleated with back pockets and buttons, machine quilted orchid pink

Fancy dress costume w/ frock coat & drop front trousers in sapphire blue silk w/ gold couched machine embroidery in oak leaf motif w/ pink, blue & white looped silk fillings, twill cotton & pale blue

3 Brass Clockmaker's Rounding-up Tools. 3 brass and steel clock or watchmaker's gear cutting rounding up tools, 6 in., 6.25 in. and 6.5 in. dia. hand wheels with turned wood handles, mounted on wood b

A Chinese export grisaille plate 18th century Featuring two figures dressed in battle gear below a divine figure emerging from clouds in a gilt-bird-pulled chariot. H: 1, Dia: 4 3/4 in. H: 2.54, Dia:

Cutting board with carved heart shaped handle - well use wear as expected for an 18th century board. Overall very good original condition. 21.75"L x 11"W x 1.75"D.

English 18th century Iron Sickle. size 12 1/2 inches length. Iron hand sickle (used for cutting crops and weapon of necessity in peasant revolts). Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Harbor Mi

American (Knoxville, TN), late 20th-21st century, mixed metals including steel. Industrial design using bike chains, gears, machine parts, etc. 48.5"h. 10"w. 33"d.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE NANKING CARGO BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN TEABOWL & SAUCER, together with a wood display stand and paper cuttings and Spinks receipt, each piece painted with a scene of pine, each p

Chandler's Ice Cutting Machine, 7"x8"x14"H without handle -gears move freely

The Enameled dial is inscribed "Ls. Mallet/ H. DE M.D. D'Orleans" Paris circa 1815 Mallet was renowned clockmaker to the Duke of Orleans in Paris from the late 18th century to 1824 and carried the tit