Beehive Clock (Shelf) | |
A shelf clock with a case whose sides curve upward and meet at a peak, reminiscent of a beehive shape. Popular from the late 1840's to the early 20th century. |
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Black Mantel Clock (Shelf) | |
General name for a shelf clock with a predominantly black case made of marble, slate, onyx, or painted iron. Often a wooden case was painted in imitation of black marble or onyx. Usually rectangular in shape, the width greater than the height, but may refer to other shapes as well. These styles and materials were especially popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. |
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Blinker or Moving Eye Clock (Shelf, Wall) | |
A clock with a case in the shape of a human figure or animal whose eyes blink, rotate or move in unison with the clock escapement. |
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