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This adorable little clock was made in Japan sometime between the 1930's-1950's by a company called Eikosha. It is made of blue glass and it has some really cute images etched into it. Unfortunately it has some chips, but still, not bad for a garage sale find. :)
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Beautiful clock.
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this is stunning and merry christmas kindy:)
Thankyou BELLIN68 :) And a very merry christmas to you :)
your very very welcome kindy :) thankyou as well :)
Is it Eikosha or Seikosha.
I know that Seikosha made clocks and watches. Seikosha is now Seiko.
Hi tempusfigit - It is Eikosha. The logo can be found at http://www.japaneseclocklogos.com . I also emailed the site owner who confirmed this :)