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Art Deco Lions Vase in Bouffioulx Sandstone by Roger Guérin, 1930s
Covered Vases by Joseph Gaspard Robert for Faïencerie de Marseille, 18th Century, Set of 2
Art Deco Round Rotating Coffee Table in Maple Burl & Ebony attributed to De Coene Freres, 1925
Art Deco Asymmetrical Bookends in White Blue Chrome & Ceramic, 1930s, Set of 2
Italian Burl Walnut Smoking Set, 1970s
White and Black Striped Sommerso Murano Glass Vase attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso, 1960s
Belt Buckle with Cameo Portrait of a Lady in Profile
Art Deco Ceramic Vase with Handles by Jean Luce for Villeroy & Boch, Luxembourg, 1930s
Italian Centrepiece in Rosso Verona Marble by Sergio Asti for Up&Up, 1960s
Anthropomorphic Coffee Table in Lacquered Metal and Glass, 1980s
Art Deco Golden Sandblasted Glass Vases by Verreries de Laeken, 1935, Set of 2
Vintage Coffee Table in Smoked Glass, Brass & Chrome Metal, 1970s
Coffee / Lounge Table in Twisted Chromed Steel by Roger Sprunger for Dunbar, 1970s
Coffee Table in Red Lacquered Goatskin Parchment by Aldo Tura, Italy, 1950s
Caramba Vase by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda, Sweden, 1980s
Modernist Minimalist Coffee Tables in Wenge Wood by Jef Verbrak, 1970s, Set of 2
Hollywood Regency Style Seashell Coffee Table, 1970s
Art Deco No. 761 Animal Vase with Monkeys by Roger Guerin, 1930s
Large Golden Porcelain Vase by Change Szasz for Hollohaza, Hungary, 1970s
Art Deco Vase in Cut Crystal by Joseph Simon for Val Saint Lambert, 1920s
Large Italian Square Coffee / Lounge Table in Chromed Tubular Steel, 1970s
Early Abstract Fauvist Pottery by Giovanni de Simone, Sicily, Italy, 1960s
Round Travertine Coffee Table with Central Cylindrical Base by Angelo Mangiarotti for Up & Up, 1970s
Art Nouveau Bracelet Owl with Spread Wings Bronze with Copper Patina
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Clocks
Clocks have been guardians of time for centuries, evolving from simple mechanical devices to complex, aesthetically sophisticated pieces. Their function goes beyond mere timekeeping; they serve as decorative elements that add style and personality to any space.
Clocks, Different Styles
- Modern: Contemporary clocks embrace innovative technologies and sleek designs. They range from minimalist digital clocks to modern wall clocks with striking dials and materials such as glass and metal.
- Vintage: Retro and vintage clocks have a special appeal because of their nostalgic charm. Classic pendulum clocks, antique pocket watches and historic longcase clocks belong to this category.
Junghans Clock
Junghans, a German watch brand, has a rich history of producing clocks and watches. Their clocks combine craftsmanship with innovative designs. The company is known for its precision and commitment to quality, often merging modern aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship.
Rolex Wall Clock
Although Rolex is mainly known for its luxury watches, the brand also produces high-quality wall clocks. These clocks embody the style and finesse characteristic of Rolex products, often with timeless designs and durable materials.
Kienzle Clock
Kienzle, another renowned German clock brand, has produced a wide range of clocks, from traditional table clocks to modern wall clocks. Their focus on quality and craftsmanship has contributed to their reputation as reliable clockmakers.
Art Deco Clock
Art Deco is an art movement that flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, characterised by geometric shapes, luxurious materials and an elegant look. Art Deco clocks reflect this aesthetic with bold designs, often with striking colours, geometric patterns and use of materials such as chrome, glass and precious metals.
Clocks are not only functional time-measuring instruments, but also cultural and aesthetic symbols. Whether modern digital clocks, classic pendulum clocks or vintage watches, they represent a story of evolution in design, technology and style. Each brand and style contributes to the diversity and beauty of these timeless companions.