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Vintage Collection

Mantel clocks

Collected, not forgotten.

Selected by Just A Clock Collector

Vintage wood mantel clock on a desk near a window

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Smiths Miniature Brass Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Nashville Clock
Ridgeway Norman Rockwell Family Tree Mantel Clock
Badische BADUF German Mantel Clock
Wooden Mantel Shelf Clock – Quartz Skeleton Key Rustic Decor
Bulova Tempus Fugit Mantel Clock
Smiths Enfield Mantel Clock
Warmink WUBA Dutch Bracket Clock
Seth Thomas Westminster Mantel Clock
Kienzle Quartz Mantel Clock
Hermle Portico Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Electro-Magnetic Skeleton Clock
Schmid 8-Day Mechanical Brass Mantel Clock
Schmid Miniature Grandfather Clock
Bulova Durant B1845 Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Brass & Glass Mantel Clock
Emperor Westminster Chime Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Legacy IV Mantel Clock – Westminster Chime
Bulova Abbeville Mantel Clock – Triple Chime Hardwood Case
Stickley Mission Oak Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Quartz Mantel Clock
Howard Miller ‘Tribute’ Crystal Regulator Mantel Clock
Comitti 1981 Royal Wedding Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Hadley Mantel Clock
Elliott Dual Chime Mantel Clock – Westminster Whittington
Bulova Cherry Wood Quartz Calendar Mantel Clock
Bucherer Mantel Clock
Sessions Electric Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Bracket Clock – Westminster Chime Moon Phase
Handcrafted Mission Mantel Clock
Pennsylvania House Special Edition Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Downing Mantel Clock
Howard Miller Worthington 613-102 Mantel Clock

Explore vintage mantel clocks in mechanical and quartz styles, including bracket, Westminster, triple-chime, and Mid-Century Modern designs.

Vintage Mantel 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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