Green Painted Waterbury
by Lesley
(Ontario)
Waterbury Kitchen Clock In It's Full Glory
I bought a very painted and not in great shape clock from an antique place.
It is a Waterbury 'gingerbread' clock. Not much detailing because of many layers of paint (chipping it slowly away). It looks like someone cut the very top of it off, and it also has a little damage at the base.
I did find a picture of it, and would like to know its age, so any info would be nice.
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Waterbury Mantle Clock
by Gary
(Belmont, CA)
Waterbury Clock
It originally belonged to my grandparents. It has always been in the family. The movement was restored to original working condition approx. 10 years ago. We think it may have been a wedding gift. They married in 1930. I would like to know what the dates this model was manufactured.
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Presidental Clock
by Nancy
(Kinston, NC)
Presidential Clock from the 1960's?
Clock is listed from Spartus Corporation in Chicago and has a model number of 4520. It is a painted metal plate with all the US Presidents starting with Washington and ending with Lyndon Johnson. On the face of the clock is the image of the White House. It is an electric clock and still works. May be hung on the wall or displayed on a table. It has a plate stand on the back.
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Wedding gift handed down thru generations
by Gayle Lang
(Colchester, VT US)
Mantle Clock Waterbury Clock Co.
My mom has had this clock for years, handed down thru marriages. Recently this clock was taken from my mother's home by a viditive relative. I'm trying to get info for the police report filed and would be very appreciative for any and all information that I can get.