Mantel clock - Metal - 1960-1970






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Art Deco Smiths Enfield metal table clock with a mechanical three-train movement, eight-day power reserve, and Westminster striking on five gongs, dating to 1960–1970 and made in the United Kingdom, in used condition with probable small parts missing, dimensions 30 × 11 × 22 cm and weight 3 kg, winding key included.
Description from the seller
Elegant Smiths Enfield table clock in Art Deco style, probably dating from the 1930s–1940s. The dark wood case features the characteristic curved shape, with a glossy finish and decorative side details. The pale dial with stylized Arabic numerals is signed Smiths and is protected by a convex glass.
The clock is equipped with a manual-wind mechanical Smiths Enfield movement with three trains, with a winding reserve of about 8 days and Westminster striking with chimes every quarter hour on five gongs. The movement features brass plates with geometric decorative engraving.
The winding key is present. The pendulum, however, is not present and therefore the clock’s operation has not been tested. The striking and the movement are therefore sold as untested.
The case is in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use, including small scratches, abrasions, and variations in finish, visible in the photographs. The movement appears complete and well preserved.
A refined Smiths Enfield Art Deco clock, particularly interesting for the three-train Westminster movement and suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage clockmaking.
Elegant Smiths Enfield table clock in Art Deco style, probably dating from the 1930s–1940s. The dark wood case features the characteristic curved shape, with a glossy finish and decorative side details. The pale dial with stylized Arabic numerals is signed Smiths and is protected by a convex glass.
The clock is equipped with a manual-wind mechanical Smiths Enfield movement with three trains, with a winding reserve of about 8 days and Westminster striking with chimes every quarter hour on five gongs. The movement features brass plates with geometric decorative engraving.
The winding key is present. The pendulum, however, is not present and therefore the clock’s operation has not been tested. The striking and the movement are therefore sold as untested.
The case is in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use, including small scratches, abrasions, and variations in finish, visible in the photographs. The movement appears complete and well preserved.
A refined Smiths Enfield Art Deco clock, particularly interesting for the three-train Westminster movement and suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage clockmaking.
