sessions clock not sure of date but not finding many like it

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Posted 9 years ago

navyqbert
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very nice sessions desk clock, not many still working. by far my favorite. the detail is wonderful, only a few minor paint chips , for a clock this old not bad. I think its early 30's or late 20's not really finding much info out there about it.

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upstatenycollector, 9 years ago
Very nice!
upstatenycollector, 9 years ago
Are there any markings on the base?
antiquerose, 9 years ago
The Book "WARMAN'S CLOCK FIELD GUIDE" talks about them

Also might be known as " E.N. Welch " or Sessions Clock ??

Found some *other* SESSIONS clock here:

http://www.discoverclocks.com/sessions-8-day.html

http://www.discoverclocks.com/trying-to-id-this-black-mantel-clock.html

http://www.discoverclocks.com/grandmothers-clock-passed-down-to-me.html

http://www.discoverclocks.com/my-sessions-218-p-8day-clock.html

http://www.discoverclocks.com/sessions-clock-found-during-move.html
Bruce99, 9 years ago
Sessions had a series of Novelty Clocks they called their "Easel": Easel No. 1, Easel No. 2, etc. I don't see your particular model number in my references but based on a similar design my guess would be that your clock is one of the Easels from circa 1932.
Here's another example that I found on the web:
http://ancientpoint.com/inf/98982-antique_sessions_gothic_floral_desk_budoir_mantel_easel_clock_working.html

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