Wm. Gilbert Clock Company Mantle Clock.. ((thank you Tutzie)) | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
inky
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Hello! Tutzie...here it is...any help to put me in the right direction would be great and very much appreciated...I know not anything special but! I just loved the shape.
I'm thinking 1920-1930?
It's 10.1/2 inches tall.
Thanks once again...-)
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Hi Phil...not Marquetry it's painted on...sorry! should have said...:-)
Also thanks...
gargoylecollector and vetraio50...:-)
Hi inky, Yes, your pretty oak shelf clock is definitely American and produced by the Wm. Gilbert Clock Company. Note Wm. on the partial label and the G in the center of dial. The dial appears to me to be 'celluloid. Love the little inlay design, too! The clock has an 8-day spring driven movement striking the wire gong on the hour(s) as well as a bell on 1/2 hour. I could be off here, but I might date this to 1905-1915.
inky, great 8day and Tutzie is pretty close if not on with the dating. great clock, thanks for sharing
Gosh!..older than I thought..I thought I might be pushing it when I said 1920/30....that's wonderful thank you so much...off! to do some researching !..:-))))
kerry10456...I used to..among other things..:-/..collect clocks too!...not because I knew anything about them but because of their beauty and all so different, I have a few left now my favourites that I have kept over the years...this one although simply lined has something lovely about it!..many thanks!...:-)
Many thanks..pops52...:-)
Wonderful old clock!
Thanks pops52...really!... pleased you like it too!...:-)
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Many thanks SEAN..:-)
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vetraio50
VioletOrange
vanskyock24 and LeahGoodwin...:-)
very nice ...........
Many thanks Windwalker .......
Also....aghcollect
DrFluffy
walksoftly
Mikelv85
Aimathena
Bruce99 and geo26e......:-)
Many thanks.....
antiques-in-nj
pw-collector
valentino97
rlwindle and JayHow ....:-)
Love the inlaid design on front . What a great old clock inky ! love it xoxo
love mantel clocks
My father inherited one from his, similar in style, is it 8 day? The latter clocks had flaired sides, ie the put another angled panel to make it look bigger and more deco. Quite often this was done to older clocks to adapt the look. Our family clock was oak and flared and presented to my grandfather by his company but a lighter stain. Your stain is much earlier in colour IMHO.
Does yours strike at intervals, hourly or not at all?
It's lovely btw..
Hi! Anne sorry for not replying earlier just noticed your comment, the clock is c1910 and strikes on the hour with a bell on the half our...it is in storage at the moment unfortunately...it's a nice clock...:-)
Many thanks tom61375 .....:-)
sweet...........
Hi! Roycroftbooksfromme1...thanks so much...:-)
hey right back at you inky.........hope all is well last I heard from you were moveing ...hope all went well
Simple shapes are always nice to look, very nice clock.
What a clock that it -- Stunning!!