Antique Art Deco Mantel Clocks

ART DECO MANTEL CLOCKS and their sculptures 

Art Deco mantel clocks are often considered works of art due to their unique and stylish designs that reflect the Art Deco movement of the early 20th century. The Art Deco style is characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and futuristic designs.

Art Deco mantel clocks were made using a variety of materials, including metal, glass, wood, and even plastics. They often featured intricate details such as etchings, engravings, and geometric patterns. The clocks were not only functional timepieces but also decorative pieces that added a touch of  elegance and sophistication to any space.

Many Art Deco mantel clocks were designed by prominent artists and craftsmen of the time, making them highly collectible and valuable. Some notable artists who designed Art Deco mantel clocks, include Demétre Chiparus, Jean Dunand, Louis Cartier, and André Groult.

Whether displayed on a mantel, desk, or wall, Art Deco clocks can transform a space into a scene from the Roaring Twenties. Their aesthetic appeal and historical significance make them a popular choice among art collectors and enthusiasts alike.

ART DECO MANTEL CLOCKS WITH WOMAN AND DOG

This is an Art Deco Clock in the style of Chiparus, which features a woman and her dog. This is a recurring theme in Art Deco Clocks, Found in both French and German makers’ clocks.

This is a beautiful and classic Art Deco design. Art Deco mantel clocks are renowned for their bold and elegant style, and those featuring a woman and her dog are particularly special. If you have any specific questions about Art Deco or Chiparus, please don’t hesitate to ask.

This beauty is circa 1920s and made with Marble, Onyx, & Metal, a mantel clock featuring an elegant woman petting her dog. In excellent condition, this Art Deco clock, typical of its style, features a 3-day wind mechanism. W 22″ h 11.5″ d 3.75.” Price $1,295.00 CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US REGARDING PURCHASE

Beauty In Style Of Chiparus - Art Deco Mantel Clocks
Beauty In Style Of Chiparus
A beautiful example of old vintage clocks. Art Deco clock, c1920 by Michel Decoux, one of the masters of the Deco movement.
Bauhaus Wood and Brass

FROM THE MASTER, MICHEL DECOUX, ART DECO ROYALTY

This is a rare 1920 Art Deco clock by the renowned French artist Michel Decoux (1837-1924), featuring a marble mantel clock with a bronze seagull sculpture. IT IS SIGNED BY DECOUX.
This Art Deco clock features a signed bird sculpture by Decoux, France, circa 1920 (1837-1924). It is brown Belgian marble, bronze, chromed, and copper-plated metal. The movement is in proper working condition. With a strike on the bell, 2x per hour. The marble and metal are in good condition, with traces of repairs to the marble piece on top. It measures approximately. 16″ high x 11 1/2″ wide x 5″ deep. The condition is very presentable, with wear to copper, commensurate with age. Price: $1,795.00 CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US REGARDING PURCHASE

Art Deco MANTEL CLOCK Beauty

This is an Urgos Art Deco Clock Desk Set, made in Germany in the 1940s, during the tail end of the Art Deco movement, featuring Bauhaus-inspired industrial styling, just before the emergence of Mid-Century Modern. Eight-day clock, lighter, and pen holder. Marble, glass, brass, nickel-plated brass, bronze, and Bakelite. Dimensions: 7 1/2w x 3d x 8h.

What makes this cute little desk set rare and unique is that most desk clocks were either one- or three-day wind-up models. This one is a full 8-day wind and has just been restored, running perfectly, with a new convex glass piece on top of the face. Price: $895.00 CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US REGARDING PURCHASE

An Urgos Art Deco mantel clock set from 1940's
1940 Marble And Metal Desk Clock by Urgos.
c 1930s Marbel Art Deco Desk Clock
c 1930s Marbel Art Deco Desk Clock

Art Deco MANTEL  ClockS IN MARBLE

This gorgeous Art Deco desk clock, made from a beautiful piece of marble with brass numbers and hands, is 11 inches tall and 10 inches wide. It is  c 1930. It is a 1-2 day wind, with most of the similar Art Deco clocks of this type being the same wind. The higher the quality of marble typifies the higher quality to be found in the better Art Deco mantel clocks. This type of clock would look great on your desk, or shelf.  SOLD

A Stunning Art Deco Mantel Clock by decoux

This stunning Art Deco mantel clock has a size of 14w X 20h inches, with the side urns at 17″ tall. The clock is from circa 1920 and is in the style of Michel Decoux, 1837-1924, of France. Decoux was a significant sculptor during the Art Deco period, and is most noted for his deer sculptures and other animal sculptures that feature his Art Deco mantel clocks, many of which adorn the tops of the better clocks of that era. I must state here that Decoux, along with Chiparus, are two of my favorite sculptures of statues and cases of the Art Deco mantel clocks of the period.  Price: $3,595.00 CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US REGARDING PURCHASE

1920 Onyx Magnificence by Decoux
1920 Onyx Magnificence by Decoux
c 1940s by Vedette of France.
c 1940s by Vedette of France.

A Fabulous Chiming Clock By Vedette

This Fab French Art Deco Mantel Clock. c 1930’s, chimes the Westminster Chimes, and can actually double as a beautiful piece of furniture, with its beautiful blond wooden case.  It possesses a dial with Roman numerals, and a time, strike, and chime movement. It is a very long 29.5 inches, 9 inches tall and 6 inches wide. The complete inside, with clock mechanism and chimes have been rebuilt, so you can be enjoying the music for years to come. You can hear the chimes by clicking HERE. SOLD.

ART DECO MANTEL CLOCK IN STYLE OF DECOUX

This is a charming clock in the style of Michel Decoux, and it just had a rebuild and service of the mechanism.  The glass is perfect and has been just replaced on all four sides of this Art Deco mantel clock. It is a charmer, for sure. This Art Deco clock measures 19 3/4″ long, 4 3/4″ deep, and 10 1/2″ tall. SOLD

1930's Marble with birds

Art Deco Mantel Clocks

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