Clock - Wood, Brass - 1950-1960

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Traditional English wooden mantel clock from the United Kingdom, dating to the 1950s–1960s, with a brass bezel, mechanical eight-day movement, winding key, and half-hour gong strike; in good working order and measuring 20 × 20 × 10 cm, weighing 2.5 kg.

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Vintage Smiths Mantel Clock – Working – With Key



Beautiful vintage Smiths wooden mantel clock, believed to date from the 1950s–1960s.

A lovely traditional English mantel clock featuring an elegant curved wooden case, attractive gold-coloured Roman numerals and ornate decorative hands.

eBay Listing Title

Vintage Smiths Mantel Clock Working With Key Mechanical Wooden Gong Chime

Description

A beautiful vintage Smiths mechanical mantel clock in great condition and full working order.

Featuring a traditional curved wooden case with an attractive polished finish, gold-coloured Roman numerals, ornate clock hands and a brass-coloured dial surround.

Features:

* Maker: Smiths
* Period: Believed to be 1950s–1960s
* Traditional mechanical key-wound movement
* Fully working
* Winding key included
* Pendulum-operated mechanism
* Gong striking mechanism
* Elegant wooden case
* Decorative gold-coloured Roman numerals
* Original-style brass-coloured bezel
* Rear opening door for access to the movement

Condition

Great vintage condition and fully working.

The clock winds and runs as expected. The wooden case is well presented, with some minor signs of age and wear, particularly around the feet, as shown in the photographs.

An attractive and practical vintage timepiece, perfect for collectors or traditional home interiors.

Vintage Smiths Mantel Clock – Working – With Key



Beautiful vintage Smiths wooden mantel clock, believed to date from the 1950s–1960s.

A lovely traditional English mantel clock featuring an elegant curved wooden case, attractive gold-coloured Roman numerals and ornate decorative hands.

eBay Listing Title

Vintage Smiths Mantel Clock Working With Key Mechanical Wooden Gong Chime

Description

A beautiful vintage Smiths mechanical mantel clock in great condition and full working order.

Featuring a traditional curved wooden case with an attractive polished finish, gold-coloured Roman numerals, ornate clock hands and a brass-coloured dial surround.

Features:

* Maker: Smiths
* Period: Believed to be 1950s–1960s
* Traditional mechanical key-wound movement
* Fully working
* Winding key included
* Pendulum-operated mechanism
* Gong striking mechanism
* Elegant wooden case
* Decorative gold-coloured Roman numerals
* Original-style brass-coloured bezel
* Rear opening door for access to the movement

Condition

Great vintage condition and fully working.

The clock winds and runs as expected. The wooden case is well presented, with some minor signs of age and wear, particularly around the feet, as shown in the photographs.

An attractive and practical vintage timepiece, perfect for collectors or traditional home interiors.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Brass, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
half hour, one gong
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
20 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Weight
2.5 kg
Winding key
Yes
United KingdomVerified
155
Objects sold
100%
Private

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