Here is a recent estate find. New York USA, With Light Hairlines. This is a Key Wind Clock and Includes a Winding Key, and the Correct Adjustable Brass Pendulum! The Clock is in Working Condition and Winds and Sets Correctly.
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The clock is made of blonde wood and has an electrical power source. It was manufactured in the United States in 1954 and is in excellent used condition. It is a rare and collectible item for clock enthusiasts and lovers of Art Deco style.
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Great retro look – working – good condition.
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Super nice vintage Smith’s Art Deco Shelf Clock. 8 Day time & strike with melodious Bim Bam Strike. I believe this is Bakelite or some form of. Great condition and runs and strikes as it should. Comes with key and pendulum. It measures 7 1/4 tall, 8 1/4 wide and 4 inches deep. An amazing Estate find. For those interested, we have over 100 fantastic antique clocks to list in the coming days and weeks…
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Vintage 1930’s Art Deco Waltham 8 Day Chrome Partners Desk Clock. See photos for more details on condition. With sanitizer for your safety!
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Here is a recent estate find. The Clock is in Working Condition and Winds and Sets Correctly. This is a Unique Clock in Overall Good Original Condition. Don’t pass this one up!
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Both Clocks work great and are so quiet that you cant even hear them unless you put your ear right up against the clock. One Clock is from 1952 (One of earliest models as they started production in 1949) as indicated from when I removed the maroon colored base plate.
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Here is a recent estate find. It has a Inlaid Mahogany Wood Case with Decorative Ornate Maple Inlay. The Dial is the Original Celluloid Dial, Signed The Sessions Clock Co. There are 2 Winding Arbors, and It includes a Winding Key and Pendulum.
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Here is a recent estate find. This has a Beautiful Footed Heavy Gilt Brass Carriage Clock Case with Ornate Carrying Top Handle and Brass Side Panels and Rear Door. The Bottom of the Case is Signed “102 703 Swiss”.
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A button turns the light off or on. Oh, the motor that runs the clock is really quite. I believe in WYSIWYG – what you see is what you will get. “Pictures are worth a thousand words”.
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