Mantel clock (4) - Steel, Wood - 1960-1970 - NO RESERVE

o reserve price 4 pieces Technical Characteristics and Conditions: Type: Desk/Table Clocks and Alarm Clocks Movements: Mechanical hand-wound Condition: Warehouse stock / New old stock (NOS) Operation: All pieces have been tested and are functioning perfectly (timekeeping and alarm function where present). Aesthetics: Excellent, light and natural signs of age due to storage alone. Collection consisting of 4 vintage desk/ tabletop clocks dating from the mid-1900s (1950s-1970s). All pieces feature manual-wind mechanical movement, are in perfect working order and are in exceptional condition (New Old Stock / Like New), carefully preserved and complete with all original components (wind keys, feet and grommets). Details of Individual Pieces (left to right): 1. Kienzle Desk Clock (Germany) Style: Mid-Century Modern. Case: Elegant dark wood rectangular case finely worked with brass-finished details and feet. Dial: Satin-silver with raised gold indices, gold hands and the inscription "Made in Germany" at 6 o'clock. 2. Komet Alarm Clock "7 Jewels" Design: Circular case on a gold-toned monobloc base. Dial: Gold soleil finish with Arabic numerals (12, 3, 6, 9) and a faceted outer bezel with crystal/diamond effect. Movement of quality with 7 jewels (7 Jewels). 3. Jaz Razza Alarm Clock (France) Design: Iconic square satin metal case with angled chrome profile. Dial: White with Arabic numerals, railway-track minute markers and the official Jaz logo (the bird with its tail pointing downward). Back details: Chrome backplate stamped "France" with stop/alarm selector and integrated keys. 4. Titanus Design Alarm Clock (Western Germany) Style: Distinct Space Age / Art Deco design of the 60s with fan/shield structure finely ribbed in white and gold. Support: Contrasting black geometric side feet. Dial: Light with baton indices and a 12 o’clock arrow, "Western Germany" indicated at 6 o'clock. Vintage dealer/watchmaker label.

Estimate:£8.37

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