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Vintage Collection

The latest finds

Fresh discoveries for the collection.

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Vintage tambour mantel clock on a library desk

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Howard Miller Mahogany Mantel Clock – Hermle Triple Chime Movement
Sold outHoward Miller Livingston 630-128 Triple-Chime Mantel Clock
Vintage Bell Clock Co. Quartz Ship’s Clock on Wooden Stand
Thomas Cox Savory London Fusee Bracket Clock c.1870 – 47 Cornhill
Howard Miller Graham Bracket Mantel Clock
Mason & Sullivan Mechanical Mantel Clock
Howard Miller 630-112 Triple-Chime Bracket Clock
Howard Miller Lewis Triple-Chime Wall Clock new copy
Handcrafted Mission Quarter-Sawn White Oak Mantel Clock by LaVern
Howard Miller 613-244 Mechanical Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Mechanical
Howard Miller 630-146 Mechanical Mantel Clock
Sligh Quartz Chiming Mantel Clock – German Hermle Westminster Movement
Stickley Wedding Corner Clock
Howard Miller 613-653 NOS Wall Clock in Factory Box
Sligh 0523-1-DV Dual Chime Quartz Mantel Clock
NOS Howard Miller 630-110 Westminster Mantel Clock
Sold outChelsea Boston Shipstrike Shelf Clock
Sold outVintage Sligh Quartz Mantel Clock
Vintage Herschede Model 164 Mechanical Table Clock
Harrington House Triple Chime Bracket Clock Hermle 1051-020
Howard Miller Hampton 630-150 Chiming Mantel Clock NOS
Howard Miller Edinburgh 612-300 Bracket Mantel Clock NOS
Hermle Mornington – Ebony Regulator Wall Clock
Howard Miller Triple Chime Wall Clock
Trend by Sligh Limited Edition Bracket Clock
Howard Miller Downing Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Worthington 613-102 Mantel Clock

See the newest clocks, movements, and special finds recently added to the Just A Clock Collector collection.

Newly added Vintage Clocks

Choose the individual clock.

With vintage pieces, condition and history are part of the appeal.

What should I look for in the listing?

Study the case, dial and movement photos, then read the condition and service notes. Age-related wear, repairs and replacement components should be considered alongside the clock’s appearance and dimensions.

Does “serviced” mean a complete restoration?

Not necessarily. Cleaning, oiling, adjustment and a full overhaul describe different work. Use the service details stated for that particular clock, and ask if you would like clarification before buying.

What makes a vintage clock valuable?
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