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Glass and gilt bronze stirrup-shaped alarm clock with Arab…

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JAEGER LECOULTRE Glass and gilt bronze stirrup-shaped alarm clock with Arabic numerals for the hours. Signed on the dial H. 17 - L. 18 cm

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JAEGER LECOULTRE Glass and gilt bronze stirrup-shaped alarm clock with Arabic numerals for the hours. Signed on the dial H. 17 - L. 18 cm

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Current bid 65 EUR

Jaeger Lecoultre

Estim. 500 - 800 EUR

HERMÈS- Jaeger LeCoultre Gilt brass Sabord model clock and barometer in the form of a porthole opening through a hatch. A suspension ring at the top and a stirrup-shaped crutch on the back for the bridge position. Signed, the clock numbered. Circa 1950 Diameter: 16.5 cm

Estim. 20 - 30 EUR

JAEGER LECOULTRE : Part of a Jaeger LeCoultre Etrier clock circa 1935. Cognac-colored leather dial, chrome-plated metal horseshoe hour markers, winding crown at 6 o'clock, mechanical movement, 8 days. Serial no. (case): 66076. Serial no. (movement): p091798. Missing hands. Jaeger LeCoultre signature almost erased. Missing leather strap and stirrup-shaped metal base. Height: 9cm x Width 9.5 cm. Movement functional and in need of overhaul.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Jaeger-LeCoultre Rectangular gilt-metal desk or bedside alarm clock in a rotating case serving as a stand. Hand-wound mechanical movement with 8-day power reserve.

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