Early Oswald Style Googly Eyes Scotty Dog Clock

Early Oswald Style Googly Eyes Scotty Dog Clock. The clock measures 4.5 x 4.25 inches, and has some damage to an eye and an ear. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email.

Oswald Rolling Eye Dog Clock. German early 20th century. Not operational. Dimensions: 6 1/2” x 5” x 2 1/2”

Oswald Uhrenfabrik hand carved German googlie eye dog clock. 5.5"H. Condition report: good, working condition - no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more

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

German dog form googly eye clock

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"

A wonderful whimsical German rotating eye French bull dog mechanical clock attributed to J Oswald. From a Mamaroneck, NY estate. Dimensions: Clock measures approx. 5.75" in height

Early Mohair Jtd. Head Scotty Dog w/Glass Eyes in Gd. Cond. - 9 1/2" L.

2 (Two) Oswald Uhrenfabrik carved dog form rotating eye novelty clocks, the first a spaniel with light body and dark ears, the other "Bonzo", a dog with a rather confused look, their eyes, controlled

Two Oswald "Rotating Eye" Novelty Clockscirca 19301) Carved dog, possibly an 8-day movement, marked "Lancet, France," 8 1/2 x 4 x 4 inches.2) Carved owl on book, 30-hour movement,

Super Comic Style Figure of Scotty Dog, Bottom has Mark Hand Painted Ditman Urbach # 75747 11 x 6 1/2" H, Grey tint and yellow and Green Eyes, and Red Nose…..great design.

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

Brass Bookends, Paper Mache Scotty With Painted eyes, and Red Nose, Brass Style Statue, Two Painted Metal Dogs, Six Various Styles of Pipe Holders, 2" to 6 1/2" T Great Lot

Wall-mounted metal timer or alarm clock in the form of a dog's head, with glass eyes and moving mouth and ear(s). Stamped faintly on key/winder - possibly "Germany". Dimensions: H 5" x W 5.25" x D 3.7

J. Oswald, Germany, Owl Novelty Clock with Rolling Eyesearly 20th centurythe owlís left eye rotates clockwise indicating the hour and the right eye indicates the minutes, stamped on the back &quo

Possibly Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century. English-style seated spaniel with a blue-black glaze and painted highlights on the eyes and mouth. 8.5" high. This lot is eligible for pick-up or in-house

Russian, late 19th/early 20th century. Faberge (Russian, founded 1842) style diminutive silver hunting dog figurine with sodalite and cloisonné enamel base. Hunting dog figurine with glass eyes, with

Early 19th C. French Empire Style Bisque Porcelain and Gilt Bronze Chariot Mantle Clock, Features Bisque Robed Maiden Porcelain Lady Seated in a Chariot Drawn by Gilt Bronze Swan with Dog Resting on I

№Verndec 97 ITEM DESCRIPTION : *Empire style and crystal *Medium: Bronze, gilding *Country: France *Year: early 19th century *The size: 52x28x16 cm/'20.47x11.02x6.29 inches' Provenance - from ou

American, circa 1910 / 1920, 8-Day, with pendulum, crank and three weights, chimes on bells and gongs, originally sold by Theodore Starr, maker unknown. Untested.H: approx. 94" to top of finial.W: app

Quality early 20th c Chippendale style tall case clock, 8 bell, Wittington/Westminster chimes, 3 weight, fancy brass dial, moon phase, second hand. 102"h

French Napoleon III style tall case clock, early 20th century, the straight mahogany case embellished with gilt bronze gryphons, heraldic angels, busts, chariots and a wreath encircled torch, the lowe

An early 20th century bisque doll with jointed body. This doll has no makers mark. She stands 13" tall and has hand painted facial features and brown glass googly eyes. Her red curly hair is removable

retailed by Dauler, Close & Johns, Pittsburgh, PA, early 20th century; carved mahogany with Winterhalter & Hofmeier works with silver chapter ring, second sweep, calendar and moon phase enclosed by gl