Lawson Art Deco Copper Clock in Working Order
By Lawson Time Inc.
Located in Palm Springs, CA
A nice art deco Lawson clock in copper n working order. Nice early digital display with rolling
Copper
$5,500
H 4 in W 13 in D 4 in
1930 Art Deco Silver Plate & Marble Model 975 Digital Mantel Clock by Lawson
By Kem Weber
Located in Van Nuys, CA
architectural case with stepped chromed Art Deco accents and a marble base.The Lawson Table Clock – a timeless
Onyx, Silver Plate, Brass
Rare Streamline Art Deco Clock by Lawson Time Inc.
By Lawson Clocks Gallery, Kem Weber
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This extremely rare clock has all of the 1930's design elements in one fantastic package. The
Chrome, Copper
Art Deco Lawson Clock designed by K.E.M. Weber #2 of 4
By Lawson Clocks Gallery, Kem Weber
Located in Atlanta, GA
Streamlined Art Deco Clock, designed by K.E.M. Weber for Lawson, circa 1930's. This clock is an
Plastic
Mirrored Art Deco Electric Digital Clock by Lawson
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This 1934 Art Deco digital clock by Lawson Clocks Limited of Los Angeles features dual-toned
Aluminum
Sold
H 4 in W 13 in D 4 in
Art Deco Silver and Marble Digital Mantel Clock Model 975 by Lawson, Circa 1930
By Lawson
Located in Van Nuys, CA
architectural case with stepped chromed Art Deco accents and a marble base. The clock is in good working
Marble
Sold
H 4 in W 13 in D 4 in
Art Deco Silver and Marble Digital Mantel Clock Model 975 by Lawson, Circa 1930
By Kem Weber
Located in Van Nuys, CA
architectural case with stepped chromed art deco accents and a marble base. Introducing the Lawson Table Clock
Onyx, Silver Plate, Brass
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H 3.25 in W 8 in D 3.5 in
Art Deco "Southerner" Model P-40 Mahogany Electric Digital Clock by Lawson
By Lawson
Located in Van Nuys, CA
Art Deco model P-40 electric digital clock by Lawson. The clock is style 217 with a mahogany wood
Brass
Lawson Art Deco Digital Table Clock Designed by Ferher and Adomatis
By Lawson Time Inc.
Located in Chicago, IL
Los Angeles, California. It was one of several clocks designed for them in the Art Deco style by
Brass, Nickel
Paul Ferher and George Adomatis for Lawson Clocks
By Lawson Clocks Gallery, Kem Weber
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Lawson clock Company Classic Zephyr desk or table clock. Late 1930's design often attributed to Kem
Brass, Copper
KEM Weber Model 304 "Zephyr" Digital Clock by Lawson, circa 1934
By Kem Weber, Lawson
Located in Buffalo, NY
Classic Art Deco / Streamline design,, Cast aluminum and brass .. Machine Age design electric
Aluminum, Brass
Rare 1940's Art Deco Lawson Clock
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Papaikou, HI
This is one of the most stunning of all the great clocks made by the Lawson company. Unfortunately
Marble, Chrome
Uncommon Pair of Original Mirrored Lawson Art Deco Digital Clocks
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Dallas, TX
. Peach, signed with Lawson tag. Cobalt with imprint. Untested.
Art Deco Electric Clock by Kem Weber for Lawson
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Chicago, IL
Kem Weber designed this stylized Art Deco electric clock by Lawson of Pasadena, Ca. Resting on a
Alabaster
Rare 1937 Art Deco Lawson Digital Clock
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Papaikou, HI
somewhat distressed, it has a great Art Deco design and it's a rare early example of the Lawson clock
Brass
Art Deco Lawson Digital Analogue Clock
Located in Oakland, CA
Art Deco Lawson Analogue Digital vintage clock. Very streamline modern design of which the Lawson
Chrome
Streamline Art Deco Clock by Lawson Inc.
By Kem Weber
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Beautiful nickel plated clock designed by KEM Weber for Lawson Inc. with bakelite numbers. Original
Nickel, Brass
Rare Art Deco Domed Clock by KEM Weber for Lawson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This elegant clock was designed by KEM Weber for Lawson Electric Clock Co. of Los Angeles, CA in
Nickel, Copper
Rare Streamline Art Deco Clock by KEM Weber for Lawson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This great streamline clock is in excellent condition inside and out. It is quiet and keeps time
Nickel, Copper
KEM Weber Clocks
Located in Treasure Island, CA
The "Zephyr" and the "Glass Block" varietals. Art Deco beauties made by the Lawson Clock Co. in
Plastic, Glass
Rare Art Deco Silver Plate and Lucite Lawson Clock
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in Papaikou, HI
An absolutely stunning art deco clock made of silver plated brass, Lucite, and chrome, on a white
Marble, Chrome
1934 Lawson Zephyr Art Deco Table Clock
By Lawson Clocks Gallery
Located in North Hollywood, CA
This iconic design has been featured in many publications, including "Art Deco in America", and
Steel
Art Deco 1930s Lawson Cyclometer Digital Clock Blue Mirror Model 99
By Paul Ferer, Lawson Time Inc., George Adomaitis
Located in Denver, CO
Art Deco 1930s era Lawson Time Inc., Los Angeles, California cyclometer digital table clock model
Chrome
Art Deco ATO Mantel Clock
By ATO
Located in Norwich, GB
Art deco ATO clock standing on a three tiered Bakelite base supporting a glass dial with Art Deco style chrome numerals and chrome chapter ring. The movement is powered by a 1.5...
Chrome
Lawson Table Clock
By Lawson Time Inc.
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
An early cyclometer digital clock housed in a wonderful architectural case. Exceptional condition with the exception of a small corner chip to the onyx base. The clock is in worki...
Onyx, Silver Plate, Brass
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