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Miniature Reproduction E. Ingraham Montery Mission Clock, 2008

This is a new scaled down reproduction of an early 1900s E. Ingraham Montery "mission clock". Much smaller than the original, this little timepiece is just 6 inches wide and 12 inches tall. It has a moving pendulum quartz movement. The face is oak plywood and the other visible parts are solid red oak. I made this clock to be placed in a small window by the entrance to my shop. It gets really cold there in the winter and really hot in the summer, and I wanted a clock that would keep good time, and one that I didn't have to wind. It has the look of an old windup clock and is a conversation piece. When people cone to the door this clock greets them and let's them know they have found the clock shop!




Not for sale at this time

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