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"klockor" Sweden

19 items

A barometer and a ship's clock, quartz, Shatz, second half of the 20th century.

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3d 5h

A barometer and a ship's clock, quartz, Shatz, second half of the 20th century.

Current bid

1 800 SEK

Estimate

2 500 SEK

Berndt Friberg, a stoneware miniature vase, Gustavsberg Studio 1976.

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2d 3h

Berndt Friberg, a stoneware miniature vase, Gustavsberg Studio 1976.

Current bid

1 800 SEK

Estimate

2 500 SEK

Modern Scandinavian Ceramics

A bracket clock, signed Peter Green, Apenrade. Denmark, 18th century.

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5h 4m

A bracket clock, signed Peter Green, Apenrade. Denmark, 18th century.

Current bid

14 500 SEK

Estimate

10 000 SEK

Table pendulum New Rococo mid-19th century.

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6d 5h

Table pendulum New Rococo mid-19th century.

No bids

Estimate

3 000 SEK

Table pendulum clock, France, mid / late 19th century.

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4d 6h

Table pendulum clock, France, mid / late 19th century.

No bids

Estimate

4 000 SEK

A mantel clock, France, late 19th century.

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2d 6h

A mantel clock, France, late 19th century.

Current bid

600 SEK

Estimate

2 500 SEK

A Louis XVI-style mantel clock Paris, France and a pair of candelabras, late 19th century.

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2d 5h

A Louis XVI-style mantel clock Paris, France and a pair of candelabras, late 19th century.

No bids

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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6d 7h

A 18th century long case clock.

Current bid

7 000 SEK

Estimate

10 000 SEK

Summer in Sundborn

Jacob Jacobsen, "Naska Loris" table lamp, Luxo, late 20th century/21st century.

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3d 3h

Jacob Jacobsen, "Naska Loris" table lamp, Luxo, late 20th century/21st century.

No bids

Estimate

2 500 SEK

L.U.C, "Chopard", pocket watch, hunter, 52 mm.

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4h 56m

L.U.C, "Chopard", pocket watch, hunter, 52 mm.

Current bid

11 500 SEK

Estimate

10 000 SEK

Louis Comfort Tiffany, a "Favrile" lustre glass vase, USA, early 20th century.

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6d 7h

Louis Comfort Tiffany, a "Favrile" lustre glass vase, USA, early 20th century.

Current bid

2 000 SEK

Estimate

4 000 SEK

Summer in Sundborn

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3d 4h

Omega, Seamaster, wristwatch, 34 mm.

Current bid

1 800 SEK

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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8h 16m

Omega, wristwatch, 36 mm.

Current bid

3 200 SEK

Estimate

4 000 SEK

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6d 3h

Revue, pocket watch, 49.5 mm.

Current bid

600 SEK

Estimate

6 000 SEK

Ship's clock "8 day" Smith, second half of the 20th century.

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1d 2h

Ship's clock "8 day" Smith, second half of the 20th century.

Current bid

950 SEK

Estimate

1 500 SEK

Nautica – Things from Ships and the Sea

Thomas Mercer, ship chronometer, no. 2769, late 19th century.

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1d 3h

Thomas Mercer, ship chronometer, no. 2769, late 19th century.

Current bid

12 000 SEK

Estimate

15 000 SEK

Nautica – Things from Ships and the Sea

A Gustavian wall clock signed by Jacob Koch (active in Stockholm, 1762-1805).

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3h 16m

A Gustavian wall clock signed by Jacob Koch (active in Stockholm, 1762-1805).

Current bid

2 400 SEK

Estimate

5 000 SEK

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1d 4h

A wall clock, circa 1900.

Current bid

300 SEK

Estimate

2 500 SEK

Wall clock, late Gustavian, Sven Peter Hörning (1750-1808, watchmaker in Stockholm, took over Petter Ernst's clock factory in 1785).

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6d 7h

Wall clock, late Gustavian, Sven Peter Hörning (1750-1808, watchmaker in Stockholm, took over Petter Ernst's clock factory in 1785).

Current bid

2 200 SEK

Estimate

4 000 SEK

Summer in Sundborn

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