MACHINE AGE ART DECO ROTATING CLOCK CHROME MARBLE

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MACHINE AGE ART DECO ROTATING CLOCK CHROME MARBLE

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Sold Date: 04/09/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

STUNNING
ART DECO MODERNIST
ROTATING CLOCK
GERMANY 1930s
Description

Beautiful and very rare large modernist and puristic art deco clock manufactured in Germany around 1930.
Clocks were probably the favorite pieces to be crafted by designers in the art deco era. Today you have the opportunity to own a truly spectacular piece of machine engineered decorative art.
This is probably one of the most restrained yet extremely elegant design you ll ever find on the market and that s what makes it so special.
This particular model is probably one of the scarcest found on the market and features very unusual details like the chromed dial front and back and the seemingly floating numbers, also very unusual is the craddle which allows for the clock to be rotated in any possible position.
The heavy case is of the highest quality and together with the white streaked black marble is a beautiful eyesight.
The photos simply do not do justice to this great decorative object which has professionally serviced and runs very well.

State Excellent; very light wear to metal Measurements Heigth
in / cm Width
in / cm 7.8 / 19,8 7.8 / 19,8 Shipping Payment

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