This is an Exceptionally Nice - Unusual Antique Clock Dial. This dial would have been removed from a "Grandmothers" Clock ( Smaller Scale than a Full Size Grandfathers Clock ). Late Georgian Period - Circa Early 19th Century. It Would have been Removed From either a Early Weight Driven - Wooden Works Wall Clock or Based on it Size Possibly a Grandmothers or Smaller Scale Grandfathers Clock. It is Made out of 1 Solid Piece of Pine Wood. It has Beautifully Hand Painted Floral Features and Classic Style Black Numerals. It is in Very Nice - Much Better Than Average All Original Condition with a few Small Areas of Paint Loss. Note the the Wood has a Slight Curvature. It would make a great wall decoration in the special spot. It has had a Hanger installed on the Back so it is Ready to Hang on the Wall. Displays Very Nicely. It measures 13 3/8 inches Tall x 9 1/2 inches Long x 3/4 inch Wide. PLEASE NOTE If you purchase multiple items from my shop, I will combine shipping whenever possible! less
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Crank Grandfather/Grandmother Clock Winding Key Sizes from 2.50mm to 5.25mm A crank small wood handle for ease of winding To establish the exact size of key your clock requires you will need to measure the width of the square winding pinion and purchase a key that is just a little larger. It should be a tight fit to avoid both slipping and wear whilst winding.
19th C. Swedish carved pine wood clock grandmother grandfather long case antique. Freestanding hand carved pine wood clock with all the original mechanics and hardware, weights rack hook wheels strike flirt Pendulum Mainsprings the Dial hour hand minute hand etc. All parts to have it in working order, it needs a short visit to the clock maker to clean and get it in working order. Antique Dealer Los Angeles La Cienega Melrose Ave, ornamental decorative element. A Swedish natural light blonde pine wood and gilt tall case column clock with original movements and original paint. An exquisite Horloge features delicate carving, adorned with with gold paint sitting on a beautiful Carved wood base pedestal. The face is secured behind a single-hinged glass door and comprises two hand made and hammered gilt bronze hands. The long semi column shaped body is fluted and accented by refined carvings at the top. The entirety of this clock is applique against a wall. The central door opens up to make the adjustments to the weights. Pure Simplicity and elegance With its light finish typical of the Scandinavian taste for soft palettes with beautiful patina. Very versatile, in a high end design modern décor, continental traditional , French, provincial farm setting. the light wood will complement your home. A great house warming gift idea, it’s a piece of Art to mount against the Wall, in an entry a library a living or dining room, in a kitchen or bedroom . Measures: height 78", width 28, depth 15".
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Yep..... that's me..... and my new baby!!! The new whimsical painted grandfather clock! Thats seriously how excited I was that day.... like I'd just brought home a new baby! I have dreamed about this very project for years!!! I've just never taken the steps to make it happen. It's not like it was difficult to find a clock in my local Craigslist. There were so many to choose from....and this baby cost me only $100! I was totally happy with that until some of the gals in my Whimsical Wonderla
For your consideration is this rather attractive 1930's Art Deco Grandmother clock. Veneered in a mid tone walnut with beautiful detailing accentuating the shape, no expense spared when made. The dial is silvered with black enamel roman numerals, showing some wear to the silvering but nothing too unsightly. Original glass and bezel which is 18cm is diameter. The whole case is very nicely portioned with square trunk and hood with scalloped edges. This clock has an eight day movement, with a Westminster chime and strike, chiming on the half and hour. Fully working and professionally restored both movement and casing comes in great condition, we're sure the new owners will have many years of enjoyment from this wonderful time piece.
Grandmother clock, grandfather clock, storage clock. Elizabeth, grandmother clock. This clock is a truly unique item. The top and the middle section open. It has shelves inside. She comes in special walnut, pecan or time worn white. It is shown in pecan. She has a lock and key. She is made in three pieces and is shipped in two boxes and will need to be bolted together.Bolts are included. Hand carved, hand made, unique item. Not sold in stores. Makes a nice family heirloom. It is also available with an hourly charm. Choose special walnut, pecan as shown or time worn white.I do not have any in stock so please allow for 8 weeks for delivery. These are hand made especially for you. She measures 71" by 20" by 12"The price includes the shipping and handling.
Antique E. A. Ingraham mantel clock made between 1852-1857 when the Bristol, CT clockmaker operated under this name. A truly beautiful and rare find with beautiful carved wood and hand painted details on the face. Brass pendulum and clockworks. Original key included. This clock is a showstopper!
- A unique piece of history circa 1787 - Turret clock face and most of the movement - Reclaimed from Rosendal palace in Sweden - Painted metal clock face dated in all 4 corners 1787 - Clock movement in need of restoration with missing parts
"This beautiful, though slightly dated clock just received an elegant update! It was painted in General Finishes Lamp Black Milk Paint, lightly distressed, and then meticulously edged over the distressing in a metallic bronze glaze. Sealed for protection using GF High Performance Topcoat in Satin." - Daisy Kay Designs & Vintage Finds
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We're traveling to Virginia today and checking in on our friend Susan of Stone Creek Redesigns and Finds. Recently Susan found this circa 1978 Grandfather clock. It was not in working order and after she priced replacement parts, a decision was made to reinvent this piece. So, she stripped the rest of the parts from it to sell online and set about giving this a new use. It was to become a combination message board/coat rack/umbrella stand. It received several coats of Navajo White by American Paint Company while the inside got a couple of coats of APC paint in Dollar Bill. The plexiglass where the face had been was given coats of chalkboard paint both inside and out. Susan didn't want the future contents of the coat rack/umbrella stand to be seen from the outside so she created a reverse stencil and tacked it to the inside of the glass using spray adhesive. Then, she took a can of frosted glass spray and coated it several times. (GENIUS!) To complete the bottom of this clock redo, Susan chose a hotel sign typography from the Graphics Fairy and transferred it. Then she filled it in with a paint pen and sanded. After a little waxing and distressing, Susan was finished. Her new multi-purpose makeover of an outdated Grandfather clock was complete. Was it time well spent? I'd say so! Especially considering that it sold almost immediately! See for yourself... Isn't a beauty? What a great save! It's subtly reminding me that there is a non-working Grandfather clock in a second hand store in my little town that I passed by because it didn't work. Shame on me! But, I didn't yet have this piece for inspiration. Susan, I'm sure my husband will thank you for this when I drag him with me to see if it's still available. You can find Susan on her blog Simply Stone Creek. There you'll find even more pictures of this makeover plus all of the other great pieces she has done. She's a talented lady and her work shows it. If you find yourself in Fredericksburg, VA make sure you stop and see their booth located at Deep Creek Vintage. You won't go home empty handed. For you fans of Facebook, check out Stone Creek Redesigns and Finds on their Facebook page. Let her know you saw her on Furniture Flippin'. Thanks Susan for sharing your spectacular new use for an old object! One more feature tomorrow and we'll be closing the door on another week of "As The Furniture Turns". Will it be your makeover tomorrow? There's no chance of that unless you have sent in your before/after pictures and all of the details. Email us at [email protected] . Time's a ticking... ~ Stephanie
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