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April 29
Old Masters
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April 30
Design
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May 5
19th and 20th century classics
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May 6
Luxury day I: Jewelry
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May 6
Luxury day I: Handbags and accessories
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May 6
Luxury day I: Numismatics
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May 7
Contemporary Art: Graphic work and photography
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May 7
Contemporary Art
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May 9
Miscelánea
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May 9
Miscellaneous; Tribute to Fernando Vinyes. Master of the bullfighting caricature
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May 12
Private Collection: Mathematical and Drawing Instruments
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May 12
Private Collection: Violins and Bows
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May 12
Private Collection: Toy Cars and Boats
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May 14
19th and 20th century classics
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May 15
Luxury day II: Watches
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May 15
Luxury day III: Fountain pens, ballpoint pens and lighters
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May 20
Contemporary Art
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May 20
Arte Contemporáneo: Meninas Gallery
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May 21
Books and manuscripts
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May 22
Decorative Arts
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May 22
Archaeology
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May 22
Oriental Art
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Table clocks: symbols of luxury, power and beauty
Table clocks are considered one of the most iconic pieces in the field of decorative arts. Although their main function is to measure time, these objects transcend the utilitarian and become essential elements in the decoration of homes. Throughout history, they reflect technological advances, cultural changes and, above all, the development of the bourgeois middle class and the European aristocracy. In the 19th century, these clocks reached their peak of splendor, especially in the homes of the bourgeoisie. Today, they are still admired not only for their precision, but also for their artistic beauty. Clocks as symbols of power and
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