19th Century Anchor Clock Wall Decor

19th Century Anchor Clock Wall Decor

Non working but a beautiful clock. Brass anchor and ships wheels with dial surrounded by turquoise color cabochons and rhinestones. Size: 6" tall, 4.5" w, 1.5" d Condition: As stated before..not working. Missing one hank on the ...

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History
  • 19th century clocks often reflect the craftsmanship and design trends of that era, which might have been influenced by maritime culture and exploration.
  • The use of materials like brass and decorative elements such as cabochons and rhinestones was common in the 19th century, showcasing the emphasis on both functionality and artistry in clockmaking during that time.
  • Understanding the historical context of nautical decor can provide insight into the era's significance in maritime trade and culture.

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