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the "gingerbread" clocks produced by the Waterbury Clock Company, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, possibly the "Festus" model. Here's some information about these clocks: Manufacturer: The Waterbury Clock Company, founded in 1857 in Waterbury, Connecticut, was a prominent American clock manufacturer known for its diverse range of clocks, including popular mantel clocks and the famous "dollar watches". The company later evolved into the Timex Corporation. Style and Features: Waterbury mantel clocks, especially those in the "gingerbread" style like the one pictured, typically feature ornate wooden cases with intricate designs, often reflecting Victorian-era aesthetics. They house 8-day brass movements, and many models, including those similar to the one in the image, also included chime mechanisms that struck on the hour and half-hour. Historical Significance: These clocks were a common feature in middle-class American homes during their production era, valued for their craftsmanship and reliable timekeeping, and are now considered cherished antiques.

"Gingerbread" clock produced by the Waterbury Clock Company

the "gingerbread" clocks produced by the Waterbury Clock Company, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, possibly the "Festus" model. Here's some information about these clocks: Manufacturer: The Waterbury Clock Company, founded in 1857 in Waterbury, Connecticut, was a prominent American clock manufacturer known for its diverse range of clocks, including popular mantel clocks and the famous "dollar watches". The company later evolved into the Timex Corporation. Style and Features: Waterbury mantel clocks, especially those in the "gingerbread" style like the one pictured, typically feature ornate wooden cases with intricate designs, often reflecting Victorian-era aesthetics. They house 8-day brass movements, and many models, including those similar to the one in the image, also included chime mechanisms that struck on the hour and half-hour. Historical Significance: These clocks were a common feature in middle-class American homes during their production era, valued for their craftsmanship and reliable timekeeping, and are now considered cherished antiques.

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