April 16, 2024
Rare Westclox Orchid Tiny Tim and Blue Crackle Clocks ca. 1930
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The Westclox Tiny Tim time-only clocks in solid paint were manufactured from 1930 to 1933. This is a nice example of the really hard-to-find Westclox Tiny Tim in orchid color paint (this is not the old rose color paint you often see) and in the crackle blue. It measures approximately 2.25 inches tall and 2.25 inches wide. The orchid clock is complete with model-correct winder, knob, and screws. The dial is really nice. The original orchid paint has paint loss as shown in the pictures, but it is original (the paint isn't quite as deep in color as it appears in the pictures). The base has no chips or cracks - important for this model clock. The clock seems to run well, however the time has not been checked for accuracy. The crackle blue clock is complete with model-correct winder, knob, and screws. The dial is really nice. The original crackle blue paint is nice with little paint loss. The base has separation in the back, but no chips or missing pieces - rare for this early model clock. The clock seems to run well, however the time has not been checked for accuracy. Don't miss out on these two rare hard-to-find clocks for your Westclox collection. They will make beautiful collectible clocks that will only appreciate in value. TERMS QUESTIONS Questions are encouraged, but please ask before bidding. NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS
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