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Mission Oak Mantle Clock
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Mission Oak Mantle Clock: 8 day time with half hour gong strike and a 6″ dial of oak with attached numbers.
(No key. The case’s top front board is a replacement.)
20 1/2″ x 12 1/4″ and running at this time
8 Day Mission Oak Mantle Clock
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8 Day Mission Oak Mantle Clock: pendulum rod not attached, but with clock; has pendulum; 1 hour gong; half hour strike; winds ok.
(No key.)
16 3/4″
Sessions Mission Oak Table Clock
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Sessions Mission Oak Table Clock: labels on the back “The Sessions Clock Co.” and “Shop of the Crafters Cincinnati Ohio, Mission Clock #1”; has pendulum; could not wind, running condition not known.
16 3/4″
Sessions Crafters #1 Mission Oak Shelf Clock
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Sessions Crafters #1 Mission Oak Shelf Clock: metal numerals; TO; has a metal eagle pendulum; label on the back reads “Shop of the Crafters Mission Oak #1, Sessions Clock Co.”
Running at this time.
17″ T
Antique Bow Tie Mission Clock
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Antique Bow Tie Mission Clock: T & S with a tack dial with tacked on numbers; in a mission case decorated with 4 bowties; with the pendulum.
Not tested.
20″ T x 13″ Wide
(There is wood loss on the back of the top plank – this does not detract from the looks of the clock.)
Mission Oak Mantel Clock
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No Makers Name On This Time Only Time Piece, Purely Mission or Arts & Crafts Era Circa 1900-1920, This restored But Still Dark Oak Frame Measures Some 23 1/2 Tall by 13 1/2 Wide, A Most Unusual Form Of Presentation For An Arts 7 Crafts Era w/Exposed Works On The Back
Mission Oak Mantel Clock
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Circa 1910, This Old If Not Original Finished Oak Mission Style American Clock Is Unknown As To The Maker, Almost A Stylized Lyre in The Front Door, Brass Letters On The Oak Face, 20 1/2 Tall by 12 1/4 Wide, Appears To Be All Original