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Posted 11 months ago
whitman75
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This another of my many clocks. This one is a Bentima 8 Day Clock made in Great Britain. This clock is a great piece does have the original key and pendulum. It does have a couple of blemishes a couple of wood chips on front and the gong block in back is a bit loose. The movement has a number 016961 and an image that says perivale all British clock. I was wondering if someone could date this piece for me. I was told it could be from the 1880s thru 1930s. I know the right ones are worth some good money. Thanks.
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I fixed the gong there was an old screw at the bottom that needed to be tightened. niceeeee
It's art deco so that would suggest 20's-30's. Between WW I and WW II, eh? That would be my guess.