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This is a Sessions Mantle clock dating back to 1919 andmodel name is “Olympic.”
Please see photos.This clock was made in the United States of America.
Movement has been rebuilt and is in working condition. Movement taken apart, needed bushingsreplaced, repairs made, ultrasonically cleaned, new springs installed,lubricated and tested. Clock strikes a bell on the half hour and counts thehour on the hour on a gong. This is an8-day strike clock and it has to be wound weekly.
The dial has been replaced with the historically accurate flowered dial as it originally had. Label on rear is a replica.
The pendulum and a key are included.
Please ask any questions before offerding. Shipping to 48 states only. Thanks!And please see my other sales.Please ask any questions before offerding. Shipping to 48 states only. Thanks!And please see my other sales.
Please see photos as I have tried to show thecondition of the cabinet. Made in U.S.A.
This clock comes withinstructions on how to set the beat if necessary. Plus, I give other info onoperating the clock. You also get mycontact info in case you have any questions, problems, or concerns. Thanks foryour interest. Please ask any questionsbefore offerding. Shipping to U.S.only. Thanks! And please see my other sales. 38.00shipping in 48 states.
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I will replace adial only if it needs it and most do. I replace dials with copies of theoriginal dial. I have collected dials over the years and I reproduce my owndials with their names and logos as they were originally produced.
I do clean the clockcases and take them apart. Some have minor damage from the years andothers need some major repairs.I use the original finish ifpossible and match the original if necessary. Many of these clocks havesmall dents or flaws from when they were made or have been damaged at some timeover the years. Many of my cabinets have dents from being in storage for manyyears. Many have “alligatored” finishesdue to the heat of a fireplace or hot attic.Some of these clocks, I will fully refinish them to look new and othersI will leave these imperfections and polish their cases.
Some of my clockcabinets have not been fully restored. When I come across ones that have beentaken care of over the years, I will only restore the movement and dial asnecessary and clean / polish the cabinets.
The engravingsof the black clocks are restored by hand. This is time consuming andtakes patience. I do this myself and find it really adds to the beauty ofthese clocks.
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