Lovely vintage GE alarm clock in great condition. The alarm hand is on the back. The alarm ringer works, but I’m hesitant to take apart the clock to add the alarm hand. I might give it a try if I find the steps to do it, I just don’t want to damage anything. Measures 4.5 in wide and 4.5 inches tall.
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For the visual condition of the shiny, brown Bakelite Telechron Model 355 electric Cathedral Clock, please review the 15 high-resolution photos and the video (of the clock running) that are included in this listing. This beautiful clock RUNS & KEEPS TIME. We have refurbished it, but everything is all original, including the two plugs, except that we have replaced the original cord with a new brown RAYON (not plastic/vinyl) cord for safety reasons; this cord…
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The base is black Bakelite. This clock has a small bulb at the bottom of the face which makes it visible in a dark room. CLOCK HAS POWER, HAS A SLIGHT HUM, LIGHT WORKS, CLOCK DOES NOT RUN. ORIGINAL CLOTH CORD ROUND PLUG END. MEASURES : 5″ TALL X 4′ WIDE X 3″ DEEP. NICE METAL CASE, GLASS FRONT. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK, THANKS FOR LOOKING. BE SURE TO CHECK BACK, OTHER GREAT CLOCKS TO…
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This White GE/Telechron Model 2F01 “Consort” Clock is quite nice, especially when one considers that it is about 90 years old. Please see the included 10 high-resolution photos and the video of this clock running to evaluate the visual condition of this clock. A prior owner of this clock has replaced the original dial with the white General Electric Dial that you see in the photos. The White Bezel is very pristine and beautiful; this…
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This is a rare and unique Telechron clock that is a beautiful addition to any collection. With an art deco style, this clock features a white, black, and gold color scheme with a signature red dot. The clock is made from possibly onyx and marble (unclear) and is powered by electricity, with a plug-in movement. This clock is categorized as a decorative collectible and falls under the category of desk, mantel, and shelf clocks. It…
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For the visual condition of this clock, please review the 11 high-resolution photos and the video of the clock running and the lamps lighted that are included in this listing. This nice machine age piece also crosses over with art deco design in its overall shape and style. The new fluorescent lamps and the clock and the switches and the time-setting capability are all fully functional. The Telechron clock runs quietly and keeps time. The…
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The clock is quiet and keeps perfect time; the radio plays strongly and without hum. There are no observable flaws in the black Bakelite underneath the ivory paint; the case is very heavy, thick and solid. This clock-radio has a very unusual Trapezoidal shape; it also has an unusual front grill with 20 round sound holes and 8 more faux (ivory-painted) holes. We’ve heard this radio described as the Telechron Trapezoid clock-radio and/or the Telechron…
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Please look at the pictures for condition and description. Clock works great thanks for looking.
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Telechron 2F01 “Consort” Kitchen Wall Clock. Produced from 1932 to 1939. Without a doubt, the Consort remains as one of the most highly prized kitchen clocks among Telechron collectors. And to look at it, you’ll know why. The molded bezel is accented by gleaming chrome on all four sides. This clock features a beautiful lacquered metal dial and metal hands. A beautiful noteworthy piece for your prized collection! Stunning working classic timepiece!
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Clean glass and overall good condition. Only flaw is a missing screw that holds the face part on. It is really no trouble and cord goes through hole in back anyways. So it holds it in too. Has had a replacement cord put on (I think). Had it plugged it in for 3 days and keeps perfect time.
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