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Condition / Operation:
The clock does run when batteries are installed. The hands move and the clock appears to be operating. However, I have not tested it for an extended period and cannot guarantee that it keeps accurate time, so it is being sold as a vintage working clock with timekeeping accuracy unverified.The case shows normal age-related wear, including light scratches, dust and surface marks. The dial has some discoloration/patina consistent with its age. Please examine the photographs carefully for overall cosmetic condition. The rear battery compartment and contacts are present. Batteries are not included with shipment.
Approximate measurements:
10\" tall
6½\" wide
4¾\" deep
A fascinating example of early battery-powered clock technology and an attractive piece for a vintage clock, Bakelite, Art Deco, or early electrical-device collection.Please note: This is an approximately 95–100-year-old clock and is being sold as a vintage collectible. Although it currently operates, no warranty is made regarding continued operation or long-term timekeeping accuracy.