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Posted 2 years ago
Deb
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Can anybody help me to identify the maker of this clock and where I can get a replacement dial and bezel with glass? The clock measures 8" tall, 7" wide, and 2 1/4" deep. It came with the works, but with a nasty paper dial. The dial would have to be about 3 5/8" in diameter (max.). The two winding holes are 1 3/8" apart from each other (center to center), and are also located 13/16" from the center hole.
I would really appreciate any help/suggestions. If I cannot get a dial to fit the existing movement, I will settle for a dial, bezel, glass that fits the front so that I can at least display the clock along with the rest of my porcelain collection.
Thank you, Deb
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Sorry, in my description of the 8" porcelain clock, I forgot to mention that the only mark on the case is on the back and it is a number 4 with a small x below it.
Thanks, Deb