Clocks
Art Deco Clocks for Sale. We are always looking to buy American Art Deco Clocks as shown on our website. Please contact us if you are looking to sell a an item.
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Clear Apple Juice Catalin New Haven Art Deco Clock
Great Art Deco Catalin 1930's New Haven small round clear apple juice body with black feet wind-up desk clock. Clock face with its great Art Deco numerals and design is original and in good condition. Clock case has no cracks, hairlines, burns, or repairs, and is currently working. Brass dial surround and back have a little surface corrosion that can be polished and are consistent with age. Measures approximately: 2.5" round by 1.25" deep. There is no guarantee of accuracy with it keeping time. If you wish to use clock daily, it is recommended you have a qualified professional service it, as it may need lubrication and calibration.
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Catalin Barrel Shaped Laminated New Haven Art Deco Clock
Art Deco 1930's small barrel shaped laminated Catalin in a beautiful marbleized butterscotch and brown New Haven wind-up desk clock. Clock case has no cracks, hairlines, burns, or repairs and is currently working. Clock face with its great Art Deco numerals and design is original and in good condition. Brass dial surround, ball feet, and back, have only a small amount of corrosion that can be polished and is consistent with age. Measures approximately: 2.5" round by 2" deep
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Art Deco Catalin Green + Tortoise Laminated New Haven Clock
Seldom Seen Flying Saucer Shaped Clock
Beautiful Art Deco 1930's small flying saucer shaped laminated Catalin marbleized green and tortoise shell New Haven wind-up desk clock. The flying saucer shape of this clock is unlike any others that I have seen. Clock sits on a base that makes it look as if it were floating at a slight angle. Clock case has no cracks, hairlines, burns, or repairs and is currently working. Clock face is original and in good condition. Brass dial surround and back is bright and only has a small amount of corrosion on the inside of dial glass. Measures: 4.25" round by 1" deep. Vintage clocks are not guaranteed to keep accurate time and to continue working after shipping.
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American Art Deco Gilbert Rohde Clock for Herman Miller Model 4706
Gilbert Rohde Designed Machine Age Clock
Rare Gilbert Rohde Machine Age electric clock model 4706-N exhibited at the 1933-34 World's Fair in Chicago. Manufactured by the Herman Miller Clock Company ca. 1933. Strong Art Deco elements are at the very heart of this model's design, including a chrome-ringed face that sits on a brushed aluminum base, with three speed-lines cut into it. The opalescent painted face has streamline numerals, hands, and a red second hand that heighten the appeal of this rare clock. This is a truly striking design. The condition of this iconic clock can only be described as near mint. It is obvious that this clock has been well taken care of and only shows some fine scratches and light pitting on chrome consistent with light careful use and age. Clock base retains the original brown felt still affixed to the bottom. Dial glass is original with no cracks or chips. The Deco black hour hand has a fine scratch caused by the spinning of the minute hand. This in no way detracts from this great clock. The clock is fitted with an alarm and a starter wheel that is in working condition at this time. Power cord is long and in good condition. Clock is marked Herman Miller clock Co. Zeeland, Mich. U.S.A. on the bottom of the face following the contour of the chrome bezel. This table clock measures 6 1/2" high by 6" wide by 3" deep. There is no guarantee of accuracy with clock keeping time. If you wish to use it daily, it is recommended you have a qualified professional service it, as it may need lubrication and calibration.
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American Art Deco Rare Gilbert Rohde Clock for Herman Miller
Chrome and Wood Model 4084 from the 1934 Chicago World's Fair
Beautiful Gilbert Rohde Art Deco clock from the series of clocks introduced at the Chicago World's Fair for Herman Miller. Original silver face with black raised hour markers, black hands, red second hand and a single curved chrome strip wrapping along one side of the clock. The clock is Number 4084-B in the Herman Miller company literature and was shown in the 1933 and 1937 catalogs and also in the special catalog for the 1934 Chicago World's Fair. Impressed model number 4084-B and original World's Fair factory label is affixed to the rear of clock Clock keeps perfect time and case has been refinished. Clock measures 8.75" high by 7.5" wide by 2.75" deep. There is no guarantee of accuracy with clock keeping time. If you wish to use it daily, it is recommended you have a qualified professional service it, as it may need lubrication and calibration.