Antique Art Deco Mantel Clocks

The French were the ones who had conceived the style we call Art Deco. It was a reaction to the stuffy Victorian styles and the start of the Machine Age. New York’s Chrysler building is a landmark example of this style a style that also influenced architecture, furniture, sculpture, clothing, jewelry and graphic design.

This is an Art Deco Clock by Chiparus containing a mechanism by Marti. It features a stylish woman seated on a raised stone bench and gesturing at a patinated mixed metal dog. Rarely do you see these statues in such a high quality state of preservation as this one. There is a repair to lower right stone, but a beauty nevertheless. Price $1,995.00

A beautiful English Sterling overlay on wood, with an easel back, mantel clock in the Art Nouvou style c 1900-1910, that would not only grace your shelf but even your dresser. Size: 7 x 3 x 2 inches. Price: $995.00

A bold looking Art Deco shelf clock of Macassar ebony and chrome Mantel Clock by Junghans, Germany. c 1930 H: 9.5 inches: W: 14.5 inches: D: 5.5 inches It possess an eight day wind and would also look great on your shelf. Price: Upon request

This lovely clock by Marti of Paris features a marble base mounted with soaring seagulls and a painted spelter wave, a beautifuly glazed numeral dial with an eight-day jeweled movement. The dimensions are: W 22 x D 8x H 16 inches. c 1930 Price: $1,295.00

This absolutely stunning mantel clock set is both bold and beautiful. The bronze clock face is as unique as it gets. This ornate onyx set is flanked by two pedestal candle stands. The clock movement is labeled “Medaile d’Or, Paris,1900, F Marti.” The clock measures 16 1/2 tall, 16″ wide, and 4.25 inches deep. Each pedestal measures 10.75 tall 5.5 wide, and 5.5 inches deep. Price: Upon request

Luxor French Mid Century Modern Table Clock.c 1950, yet still very Art Deco. It would work on your mantel, shelf, or desk. The size is H: 13 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 3 inches Price: $595.00

The French were the ones who had conceived the style we call Art Deco. It was a reaction to the stuffy Victorian styles and the start of the machine age. New York’s Chrysler building is a landmark example of this style, a style that also influenced architecture, furniture, sculpture, clothing, jewelry, and graphic design.

This is an Art Deco clock by Chiparus containing a mechanism by Marti. It features a stylish woman seated on a raised stone bench and gesturing at a patinated mixed metal dog. Rarely do you see these statues in such a high-quality state of preservation as this one. Price: $1,495.00.

This is a beautiful fruitwood veneered mantelpiece in the Bauhaus style from the 1930s that plays two different chimes as well as an off switch on its face. The face is a brilliant chrome finish on the numbers and hands. Price: Sold.

This is a very attractive mantel timepiece in good working order and keeping excellent time. The blue glass surrounds the dial, which possesses stylized Arabic numerals. Most likely, it is German and is circa 1930s. The dimensions for this Art Deco shelf clock are width approx. 6.50 inches and height approx. 4.75 inches. Price: Sold.

This is a lovely chiming German timepiece from the 1930s. It is pendulum-driven with an 8-day wind. The styling is absolutely fabulous with the curved lines of the exotic wood finish and touched off with the chrome numbering hands and for sale. This mantel clock is approximately 16.9 inches in width, 5.1 inches in depth, and 9 inches in height. It would be a beautiful decoration for your shelf. Price: Sold.

The Jaeger LeCoultre is known today as LeCoultre, one of the finest timekeepers in the world. This antique mantel clock is most surely a fabulous “nifty fifties” design. It is styled still in the Art Deco mode, yet thoroughly modern, not just for its time but even for today. This beautiful work of art could adorn your mantel, table, or desk as it works well with all. It is approximately 5.5 inches wide by 6.5 inches tall. Price: Sold.