Exceptional Catalin Butterscotch 1940s McClintock 15D700 Electric Table Clock For Sale

Exceptional Catalin Butterscotch 1940s McClintock 15D700Electric Table Clock- Works

Here for your consideration is an Exceptional CatalinButterscotch 1940s McClintock 15D700 Electric Table Clock in serviced, workingcondition.

This heavy 5” x 5.5” x 2” Butterscotch Catalin clock is alloriginal.

I do not believe it has ever been sanded, buffed, or polished.

My wife says the color is “Shaded Buterscotch”.

It is absolutely STUNNING!!

There are NO cracks or chips.

A few years ago I had a friend clean and oil the movementand it keeps excellent time.

From AI on the Net:

The O.B. McClintock Model 15D700 is a highly collectible, vintage Art Deco electric alarmclock manufactured in Minneapolis, Minnesota during the 1940s. This specifictimepiece is renowned among collectors for its striking industrial design,featuring a fluted Catalin Bakelite casing, a round analog clock face, and asolid brass base. While initially produced in lighter shades like ivory, thechemical properties of the Catalin material naturally patina over time, causingsurviving models to sport a deep, coveted butterscotch or honey-amber hue.

Key Specifications & Design

·Manufacturer:O.B. McClintock Company (Minneapolis, MN)

·Era: Circa1942–1948

·Style: ArtDeco / Mid-Century Modern

·Materials:Catalin Bakelite body, solid brass base, and glass lens

·Dimensions:Approximately 5.1" Height x 5.1" Width x 2.5" Depth

·PowerSource: Corded electrical synchronous movement

Market Value & Collectability

Because Catalin is prone to shrinking and cracking, pristineexamples of this clock are relatively rare. Depending on the condition,material, and functionality, the market value varies widely:

·CatalinBakelite Variant: Fully functional models with intact cases and minimalscratches regularly command between $195 and $500 on platforms like andEtsy.

·MuseumPresence: The clock's distinguished industrial styling earned it a place inpermanent decorative arts collections, such as The Wolfsonian-FIU Museum.

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