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Art Deco Smiths 8-Day Oak Wall Clock

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Art Deco Smiths 8-Day Oak Wall Clock Art Deco Modenist
An English Art Deco / Modernist oak cased wall clock by Smiths c.1933. A solid, quarter sawn, oak bevelled and stepped case houses a Smiths, 4-jewel, 8-day mechanical movement (with regulator). Original, bronzed finished Roman numeral markers and stylised hands. Complete with winder key.

Offfered in excellent original condition. The movement has been seviced and is ready to hang on the wall.

Dimensions: Width 27.5cm Height 21cm & Depth 6cm. Viewings at our Norfolk Warehouse & Showroom by appointment.
Price
£395.00  UK
$492.45  USA
€472.06  EU
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Category Antique Clocks Date c.1933  1930s Antiques Material Oak Origin English Maker Smiths Item code as157a956 Status For Sale

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