Vtg 8 7/8 " Jefferson " Golden Hour " Clock - 1950s - Not Running - Motor Detached
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:50597099 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Time Period Manufactured: Vintage (1930-69) | Brand: Jefferson |
Offered is this vintage "Golden Hour" electric clock, made by the Jefferson Electric Co. of Bellwood, Illinois. The Mid-Century Modern design features a gold-colored round metal rim on a matching base with hands apparently suspended in mid-air within a clear glass face and back. 12, 3, 6, and 9 numbers as well as lines for the other hours are marked on the rim. These clocks date to the 1950s but I'm not sure just when this one was made.
The clock is approx. 8 7/8" high, with a f...ace about 7 1/2" in diameter. The clock motor is detached, but included, as is the bottom panel and several small parts (see last four photos) but I don't know if all the screws and things needed are included, and of course I do not know if the motor works or not. The glass looks fine, with no damage, although there is some smeariness that may be in between the panels. The round rim is slightly loose, but I think it can be tightened by screws underneath, within the bottom cover. The metal has some scuffing, etc. and there is some corrosion on the back side of the rim (see photo #8). The electric cord and plug appear to be in good shape.
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The clock is approx. 8 7/8" high, with a f...ace about 7 1/2" in diameter. The clock motor is detached, but included, as is the bottom panel and several small parts (see last four photos) but I don't know if all the screws and things needed are included, and of course I do not know if the motor works or not. The glass looks fine, with no damage, although there is some smeariness that may be in between the panels. The round rim is slightly loose, but I think it can be tightened by screws underneath, within the bottom cover. The metal has some scuffing, etc. and there is some corrosion on the back side of the rim (see photo #8). The electric cord and plug appear to be in good shape.
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