An American classic, the ogee clock, was first made popular as an inexpensive domestic clock in the 1830s, as an evolutionary growth from the earlier wooden works shelf clocks. This one is by the Forrestville Clock Company, with a label that’s tattered but surviving. These 29″ high models were the eight day type, running a week between windings. Nice mahogany veneer case.
Condition report
While many of these watches will run, we have not individually tested them. Our condition statements are cursory in nature out of necessity, but note, as with all clocks and watches sold through this venue, we cannot guarantee their mechanical condition or the completeness or originality of the parts. SHIPPING INFORMATION: It is the buyer’s responsibility to pay for and arrange his or her packing and shipping preferences. We do not do our own shipping. After we receive your payment if you request us to deliver your items to our UPS Store we will do so at no extra charge, and they will contact you directly about S & H details. If you wish to make your own arrangements for delivery pick up through your own shipper please let us know the details when you make your payment. There will be a storage charge for items not picked up within two weeks after the sale date. For those who live locally, they can pick up their item between 10 and 5 on Monday and Tuesday, June 27th and 28th at our warehouse at 1128 Greenhill Rd., West Chester, PA. The UPS Store can be contacted at 610-975-0860.
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