Most antique kitchen clocks were very elaborate works of art. These clocks generally featured a face and hands, as most clocks did at that time, and a pendulum. These clocks also featured a pretty good sized wooden case which was of a more elaborate structure than simple wall clocks or schoolhouse clocks. The trim on these clocks was usually extensive, and the clocks were generally made to sit on a table or counter, or some other surface. They also usually chimed, as most clocks did in the antique clock periods. Back then, if a clock didn't chime, people would usually wonder why they should even keep the clock! Kitchen clocks are very beautiful clocks, generally sporting very pretty woodwork. For this reason, these clocks are very prized collectors pieces, and are cherished by both antique clock collectors and general clock lovers alike? especially the ones made by more prominent makers like Seth Thomas.
Kitchen Clocks
US $5.99
