Antique Wind-Up Mantel Clock New Haven Tambour 8-Day Chimes 1920s Serviced 2000 for Sale

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Antique Wind-Up Mantel Clock New Haven Tambour 8-Day Chimes 1920s Serviced 2000 For Sale

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Antique Wind-Up Mantel Clock New Haven Tambour 8-Day Chimes 1920s Serviced 2000:
$225.00

This beautiful antique New Haven Wells model wind-up mantel clock features 8 day winding clockwork and chimes; service tag dated from the year 2000.
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● Antique Wind-Up Mantel Clock New Haven Tambour 8-Day Chimes
● Antique wind-up, tambor style mantel clock
● 8 day winding, chimes
● Wells model, manufactured by The New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn.; label on bottom
● No key present, selling AS IS, UNTESTED
● Service tag on back door states that the clock was repaired by a local clock repair in Oct. 2000
● Circa late 1920s
● Clock measures 19” wide x 5” deep x 8.75” high
● Weighs 7 lbs.
● New Haven Wells mantel clock in excellent antique condition, though has not been tested by me; I have no key to test. There is a service sticker on the back from a local clock repair, dated 2000. Wooden case is in excellent condition with no damage, and may have had a restorative finish applied in the past. Lens and door in excellent condition. Face in excellent condition. Brass clockwork appears to be intact and is fully marked with patent dates, etc.. No key; selling in AS IS, UNTESTED condition. Appears to be fully original and intact. This beautiful antique New Haven Wells model wind-up mantel clock features 8 day winding clockwork and chimes; service tag dated from the year 2000.● More information here - - From the web page - “New Haven Wells Westminster chime mantel clock, circa 1920. This New Haven 8-day Westminster chime mantel clock has a patent date of 1929 and was probably made around that time. The case is a style that was popular in the 1930's. The brass movement is distinctive by it's three-plate design. The movement is well made but rather complicated and some fine it challenging to service. The chime rods and hammer set are separate from the movement and connected by thin spring steel strips. The clock has a very pleasant sounding melody.”Please see pictures for best indication of condition, and ask any questions before offerding or buying.Buyer pays $18.00 flat shipping from Saginaw, Michigan 48604, lower 48 states ONLY.SNP-2023 (02266, 52, 56, 60, 63)2023-12-15-10Note: Vintage items have previously been used and therefore may show signs of wear commensurate with their age, including odors. We will always state in the description if there are any major flaws or damage to the item, which we try to show in the pictures; our items therefore are being sold in "AS IS" and "AS DESCRIBED" condition, so PLEASE, read the full listing description and the condition report, and view all pictures provided. If you find that we have failed to accurately describe the item, please contact us immediately--we are committed to resolve the issue with you amicably.All measurements are approximate.All used electrical equipment should be thoroughly inspected by a professional before use.Check us out online at reclamationpoint for a preview of our newest pickings coming to market soon.