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ULP-912
$1,725 |
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Here is a beautiful Chelsea ship's bell clock in a dark bronze finish with full wood back and base with serial number that matches the date of the movement serial number. Its date of manufacture was about 1928. According to Demeter, this model was called "Yacht Wheel" prior to 1928, at which point, for marketing purposes, it was renamed "Mariner" to distinguish it from the model without a base.
Physical: The case, which measures 12"w x 14"h x 5"d features a statuary bronze case on a mahogany base. The 4.5" diameter silvered dial is original to the clock and in excellent physical condition. This particular dial with raised numerals and fancy hands was called the "Special Grand" version. It is signed "Chelsea ~ Boston USA" and "Ship's Bell". Incredible dial...
Mechanical: The eight-day, ship's bell signed Chelsea movement has been recently cleaned and lubricated and is in excellent running condition. The serial number is 182650 and its date can be confirmed from the table on the Chelsea page in our Reference Library.
Comments: Wonderful, rich-colored marine-themed clock, ready to go to a "good home". Yours?
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WFC-0619
$2,650 |
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Chelsea Clock Company is synonymous with the highest quality in factory clockmaking. Here is an early example for your consideration. "Base and Ball Feet" was the original name for a style that has persisted through the years in the Chelsea catalogues. In 1917 this model was renamed the "Commodore" and subsequently the "Constitution", which is still manufactured today (but with a quartz movement). This house-strike model is a fine example of their early production. The 8" dial is signed "Jaccard Jewelery Co. • Kansas City", the retailer who first sold this clock.
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Physical: The brass case, which is in excellent physical condition, measures 12" x 12" x 5". It has an 8" diameter dial that features the extra-cost "Special Grand" dial configuration with raised numerals as noted in the Chelsea catalogue.
Mechanical: The eight-day house-strike movement has just been professionally overhauled by the top watch guy in Los Angeles and is in excellent mechanical condition.
Comments: Fabulous older Chelsea clock just overhauled and ready for years of great service for you. Call us to start the process.
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