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Antique Seikosha Pendulum Wall Chime Clock w/Key
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This is a very nice Antique Seikosha Pendulum Wall Chime Clock w/Key. This clock works and keeps good time. Clock chimes on the top and bottom of the hour. This clock is used so t are scratches and marks on this antique clock. Clock comes with key and pendulum. If you have any questions please email me. Thanks for looking. is some history about this clock maker. The company started in 1881, when Kintaro Hattori opened a watch and jewellery shop in the Ginza area of Tokyo, Japan. Eleven years later he began to produce clocks under the name Seikosha. And in 1983 they changed the name to Seiko and is still going strong.All clocks are in 100% working order (unless otherwise noted) prior toshipping. Sometimes during the shipping process, the clock may getjostled and may need some minor adjustments once delivered, which I can help you with if need be by email. All items packed with care! Insurance is optional, if you choose not to have insurance I will not be responsible for damaged or loss items. I ship UPS they pay for the insurance up to $100 then it's up to you.YOU HAVE 3 DAYS TO PAY OR ITEM THAT YOUR BIDDING ON WILL BE RELISTED. If sending a Check or Money Order PLEASE email me. Allow 10 days to clear bank on checks. I ship only on Saturdays due to my normal job all week and no time. Shipping costs will be emailed at the end of bid. Shipping these clocks sometimes need adjustment after shipping so they are being sold as is. PLEASE READ ALL OF DESCRIPTION BEFORE BIDDING! If you have questions please email me at . Thank You for looking.
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