This dramatic, large, unique, possibly French mantle clock would fit well into any bold, bright, boho/bohemian even maximalist interior. Vivid purples, bright oranges, a unique addition to your home.
This piece truly is unique. The “x” impressed into the base of the clock, suggests this this was a one off, experimental piece. Clearly designed and executed by a trained hand. Circa 1910, I have been unable to ascertain the origin of the clock.
The mechanical clock mechanism was worn out beyond economical repair, and has been replaced with a new quartz battery movement while retaining the original dial and hands. In order to retain the authenticity of the clock, a 3D printed a bracket has been made to hold the existing brass cover in place to the rear of the clock.
37cm tall and 30cm wide at the base
This dramatic, large, unique, possibly French mantle clock would fit well into any bold, bright, boho/bohemian even maximalist interior. Vivid purples, bright oranges, a unique addition to your home.
This piece truly is unique. The “x” impressed into the base of the clock, suggests this this was a one off, experimental piece. Clearly designed and executed by a trained hand. Circa 1910, I have been unable to ascertain the origin of the clock.
The mechanical clock mechanism was worn out beyond economical repair, and has been replaced with a new quartz battery movement while retaining the original dial and hands. In order to retain the authenticity of the clock, a 3D printed a bracket has been made to hold the existing brass cover in place to the rear of the clock.
37cm tall and 30cm wide at the base
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