Very British - Tischuhr "Gunnersbur

Very British - Tischuhr "Gunnersbury", benannt nach einem Stadtteil Londons. Skelettwerk, mechanisch, 8-Tage-Schlagwerk mit Stundenschlag. Metallgehäuse, schwarz lackiert mit Messingteilen. Format 14 x 25 x 11 cm (B/H/T). Gewicht 1,5 kg.

Tischuhr im Stil des Art Déco der 1920er bis 1940er Jahre. Die Aluminiumteile der Quarzuhr wurden von Hand gegossen und poliert. Das Ziffernblatt ist den Fliegeruhren der 1930er Jahre nachempfunden. Format 35 x 10,5 x 7 cm (B/H/T).

Eine keltische Prinzessin zierte einst dieses tropfenförmige Goldgebilde. British Museum London.
Britische Eisenzeit. 1. Jh. v. Chr. Ipswich, Suffolk.

925er-Sterlingsilber, vergoldet. Anhänger Durchmesser 4 cm, Kette 80 cm.


"Nichts ist gewaltiger als der Mensch" lautet ein Sophokles-Vers, und die Griechen konnten sich auch ihre Götter nur anthropomorph vorstellen. Polyklet von Argos ersann als erster eine Proportionstheorie des menschliche Körpers, deren Anwendung eine völlig neue dynamische Rhythmisierung ergab, und führte die argivische Plastik zu klassischer Höhe. Wie jedes griechische Fragment lässt sein vitaler Apoll bei der Siegerehrung eines Athleten im Torso die Intention des Ganzen erkennen.
Original: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Antikenmuseum. Polyklet, 1. Hälfte des 4. Jahrhunderts v. Chr.

Feinpatinierter Metallguss. Höhe 21,3 cm.

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Very British - table clock "Gunnersbury", named after a London neighbourhood. Skeleton work, mechanical, 8-days chime with hour strike. Metal housing, painted black with brass parts. Format 14 x 25 x 11 cm (W/H/D). Weight 1.5 kg.Table clock in the style of the Art Déco of the 1920s up to 1940. The aluminium parts of the quartz clock were poured by hand and polished. The dial is modeled after the pilot's watches of the 1930s. Format 35 x 10.5 x 7 cm (W/H/D).A Celtic Princess once graced this teardrop-shaped gold fabric. British Museum London.British iron age. 1st century BC, Ipswich, Suffolk.925 sterling silver, gold plated. Pendant diameter 4 cm, chain 80 cm."Nothing is greater than the man" is a verse of Sophocles, and the Greeks could only anthropomorphically imagine even their gods. Polykleitos of ARGOS devised a proportion theory of the human body, applying them revealed a completely new dynamic rhythm first and led the argivische plastic to classical height. As every Greek fragment his vital Apollo at the award ceremony of an athlete in the torso reveals the intention of the whole. Original: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Museum of ancient art. Polykleitos, 1st half of the 4th century BC Finely patinated metal casting. 21.3 cm height.

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Very British - Table Clock "Gunnersbury", named after a district of London. Skeleton movement, mechanical, 8-day movement with hour strike. Metal housing, painted black with brass parts. Format 14 x 25 x 11 cm (W / H / D). Weight 1.5 kg. Tischuhr in the style of Art Deco from the 1920s to 1940s. The aluminum parts of the quartz watch were cast and polished by hand. The dial is modeled on the pilot's watches of the 1930s. Format 35 x 10,5 x 7 cm (W / H / D). A Celtic Princess once graced this teardrop-shaped gold structure. British Museum London. British Iron Age. 1st century. V. Chr. Ipswich, Suffolk. 925 sterling silver, gold-plated. Trailers diameter 4 cm, chain 80 cm. "Nothing is more powerful than the human being" is a verse of Sophocles, and the Greeks could also imagine their gods only anthropomorphic. Polykleitos of Argos invented the first one-proportion theory of human body, whose application resulted in a completely new dynamic rhythm, and led the Argive plastic to classical height. Like every Greek fragment can be vital Apollo at the presentation ceremony of an athlete in the torso recognize the intention of the whole. Original: National Museums in Berlin - Prussian Cultural Heritage, Museum of Antiquities. Polykleitos, 1st half of the 4th century BC. BC. Feinpatinierter metal casting. Height 21.3 cm.

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a very british table "gunnersbury", named after a district of london. skelettwerk, mechanical, 8 days of percussion with stundenschlag. metal painted black with messingteilen. size 14 x 25 x 11 cm (b / h / t). weight of 1.5 kg.

table in the style of the art deco of the 1920s to 1940s. the aluminium parts now of quartz were cast by hand and polished.the dial is the fliegeruhren 1930's inspired. size 35 x 10.5 x 7 cm (b / h / t).

a celtic princess once graced this teardrop shaped goldgebilde. british museum, london. the british iron age. 1. century. bc. ipswich, suffolk.

925 - silver, gold-plated. pendant diameter 4 cm, 80 cm chain.


"nothing is more powerful than the man" is a sophocles - verseand the greeks were also their gods only anthropomorph imagine. polyklet of argos, first proportionstheorie of human body, the application of a new dynamic rhythmisierung found and led the argivische plastics at classical level.every greek fragment can be vital apollo at the award ceremony of athletes in the torso of the intention of the whole show. the original: national museums in berlin - prussian kulturbesitz, antikenmuseum. polyklet, 1. half of the 4. century bc.

feinpatinierter casting. amount of 21.3 cm.