1858 Very Rare Novelty German Burgermeister Blinking Eye Gentleman Clock

1858 Very Rare Novelty German Burgermeister Blinking Eye Gentleman Clock. Marked Germany 1858 on the bottom. Measures 6 inches x 6 inches x 4 inches.

Rare Bradley and Hubbard Cast Iron Lion Blinking Eye Clock. 19th century. Dial signed Paris. Pat. 1858. Ht. 8 1/2" W 10 1/2".Rocheleau Estate, Michigan.

Four mid 20th century Lux Novelty wall clocks. Includes a gentleman with a bowler hat and blinking eyes, a Cottage with Red bird, Cats on a Seesaw and a Cuckoo with Red bird. Some wear, minor damage,

late 19th century; portrait of maiden with flowers with moving eyes, enamel clock face, frame - 13 x 11 in.

German, Toby figural blinking eye clock, cast iron, polychrome paint, glass, stamped Germany 1848, 6 1/4"w x 4 1/4"d x 10"h Provenance: The Estate of Candice B. Groot, Evanston, Illinois

very cute old German wooden nursery clock,

German, Toby figural blinking eye clock, cast iron, polychrome paint, glass, stamped Germany 1848, 6.25"w x 4.25"d x 10"h

Bradley & Hubbard 16 1/2" high, cast iron circa 1900

Cast Iron Ben Franklin Figure Blinking Eye Clock. Novelty Clock in Original paint finish. size: 15.5h 8w

Rare Cast Iron Town Crier Mechanical Blinking Eye Clock - By Bradley & Hubbard - American - Circa 1890 - 8 1/4" W x 6 1/4" D x 16" T

A 19th century American cast iron blinking eye "Continental" novelty clock by Bradley & Hubbard. One-day time only movement with balance wheel escapement and paper dial. Standing colonial style man ho

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN JOHN BULL BLINKING EYE NOVELTY CAST IRON CLOCK Attributed to Hubbard of Meriden, Connecticut. 41 cm high.

FIGURAL CAST IRON BRADLEY & HUBBARD JOHN BULL NOVELTY CLOCK WITH BLINKING EYES - ENAMEL DIAL - WITH KEY - EMBOSSED ON BOTTOM "BRADLEY & HUBBARD PATENTED JULY 14, 1857" - CLOCK IN GREAT CONDITION STRUC

Antique German Burgermeister Figural Clock. Marked Germany 1858 on the bottom. Measures 60 inches x 6 inches x 4 inches.

Nice lot with 2 wood Tezuka dogs, a blinking dog, a blinking eye owl clock, along with a windmill clock. the 2 dog clocks did not work when tested, the other 3 did work. Condition varies

Early 20th C. novelty clock with rotating eyes denoting the time in hours (left eye) and minutes (right eye). German movement, hand-carved and painted wood body made in Thailand. Back stamped with US

Germany, an early 20th century owl form novelty clock, the cast spelter figure with yellow painted glass eyes, and clock in his belly, arabic numeral paper dial with gilt hands, and 30 hour timepiece

OSUHR German Scotty dog carved wood novelty clock. Eyes our the face of time. Not tested or running at time of inspection. c.1920's Dimensions: 4 3/4" X 4" X 2"

Two mid-20th century German Dog form novelty clocks. 30-hr time only movements, eyes rotate to indicate the hours/minutes. Carved wooden cases with stained and painted finishes. One marked "ges gesch"

2 (Two) German novelty dog clocks: (1) Mayer animated pug timepiece, the cast iron case in the form of a dog with glass eyes, panting tongue and wagging tail, his side with arabic numeral white enamel

Four mid 20th century Lux Novelty wall clocks. Includes cat figural forms and an Americana gentleman with bowler hat. All with moving eyes and figural pendulums. Some wear, minor damage, running when

Bradley & Hubbard (Meriden, CT, 1852-1940) "Topsy" Blinking Eye Clock late 19th century painted cast iron 16 1/2 in. high

Working original condition. Condition: (Excellent). Item Dimensions: 17 - 1/4" x 8 - 1/4" x 6".

Extremely Rare "Eyes Examined" Clock-Work Trade Sign. 19th century. 30 hour key-wind movement. Reverse painted glass with handpainted paper kinetic eyes. Appears to be completely original, including t