Vintage Art Deco Style Wood Sessions Electric Mantle Clock - Wood Inlay on Front - Retro Table Top Home Decor
A vintage wooden Sessions electric mantle clock that no one can miss due to the Art Deco style arched wood frame and the two-tone wood inlay at the bottom edge.
The clock is an electric clock, has a brass colored metal rim around the face, and a convex glass over the face. The word SESSIONS is on the face and on the back it says model 3W.
NOTE: The Sessions Company was in business from 1902 to 1969.
The face of the clock is off-white, the hour and minute hands are black and the second hand is red. The electrical cord is brown.
Measurements:
height - 12”
width - 6 1/2”
depth - 2”
This lovely retro mantle clock is in nice vintage condition with wear commensurate with vintage age and some light scratching on the gold colored metal frame around the clock face - see photos for detail.
This electric vintage clock runs, the red second hand moves. It appears to keep accurate time.
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