Robert Wuersch Associates Clocks

Walnut and Copper Wall Clock C.1920. The clock is in practically mint original condition, has been fully serviced and tested and is in perfect working condition. The clock runs on ...

This wall clock was produced by Palmtag in Germany during the 1960s. It features a silver chrome plated iron frame, a metal dial and a curved clear glass cover. Original electric mov...

This exceptional Art Deco Lawson Model P-40 streamlined digital electric clock, crafted in America circa 1935, embodies the bold, futuristic aesthetic of the Machine Age era. Designe...

A ceramic wall clock with 7 rubies, manufactured by the historic brand Peter Electic, in the Mid-Century/Space Age style, featuring a rounded square "television" shape typical of the...

Metamec wall clock was made in United Kingdom during the 1970s. It features a white bakelite body with a chrome ring, an aluminium hands and a curved clear glass cover. An original e...

A striking vintage General Electric Telechron electric desk or mantel clock, American, dating to approximately 1950. The clock is set within a substantial rectangular block of clear ...

This Art Deco Machine Age electric clock, crafted in burled walnut with rectilinear aluminum banded detailing, is a quintessential example of streamlined modern design from the Unite...

Wall mounted clock by Standard Electric c.1970s, USA. The clock features an aluminum frame, black and red hands and curved clear glass cover. This piece has been converted into a bat...

Wall mounted clock by Standard Electric c.1970s, USA. The clock features an aluminum frame, black and red hands and curved clear glass cover. This piece has been converted into a bat...

For your consideration is this very stylish large copper coloured glass & chrome frame Art Deco Clock. Remarkable condition for it's age is this totally authentic 1930s Art Deco ...

c. 1940s-1950s; Electric Ad Clock Co. - Lancaster, PA Electrically illuminated revolving advertising clock with a warm wood case, dual display panels, and bold Art Deco-inspired numerals. The left panel features a square clock face outlined in neon tubing, while the right side houses a motorized ad drum that rotates printed advertisements, in this case the Lincoln Continental and the Lincoln Zephyr. This mechanical movement allows multiple inserts to be displayed in sequence, creating a continuous, eye-catching presentation. A label inside identifies Electric Ad Clock Co. of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, one of the mid-century's best-known makers of electric advertising displays for dealerships, restaurants, and small businesses. The Electric Ad Clock Company produced illuminated clocks...

Wall mounted clock by Standard Electric c.1970s, USA. The clock features an aluminum frame, black and red hands and curved clear glass cover. This piece has been converted into a bat...