April 16, 2024
SESSIONS Forestville, Conn. BEEHIVE CABINET INLAID MANTLE CLOCK, 8 day
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Up for auction is this antique cabinet beehive mantle clock made by Sessions, 8 day cathedral gong. The case is in very good original condition with a nice flower inlaid in the front of the clock. There are no dents or scratches. Porcelain dial is signed Made by The Sessions Clock Co. Forestville, Conn. USA . It has an adjustment for fast and slow on the dial which can be turned by the small end of the key. It is 8 ½ ” W, 5 ¼ ” D and 13 ½ ” H. It has a very nice original label on the back. Working condition is unknown because I don’t have the pendulum and the key. Start with low opening and NO RESERVE. A fine addition to your collection or to use as a stunning display in your home. Payment: eBay now requires payment via PayPal only. If you have trouble with it, just email me and I'll do what I can to help! Shipping: Clock will be extremely well packaged. Read ALL my positive feedbacks about the packaging! There is a small fee of $5 to cover the cost of supplies (box carton, tape, bubble wrap, etc.), handling and packaging to make sure your item arrive in great condition. Alaska , Hawaii , Puerto Rico , & APO address shipping higher. International buyers: I have indicated an average of what I suppose the cost is. If I’m going to spend less of the amount indicated, then I will refund the difference and vice versa if
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