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Antique Sessions Clock Co. Mantel Clock Forestville CT, Early 1900s

Antique Sessions Clock Co. Mantel Clock Forestville CT, Early 1900s

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A genuine antique mantel clock by The Sessions Clock Company, Forestville, Connecticut one of America's most respected clock manufacturers of the early 20th century. Maker's mark clearly visible on original dial.

Sessions Clock Company mantel clock Key Features:

  • Maker: The Sessions Clock Co., Forestville, Connecticut
  • Era: Early 1900s authentic American antique
  • Case: Ebonized wood with ornate brass columns and decorative feet
  • Dial: Original floral-decorated dial with maker's inscription
  • Movement: Fully working mechanical movement
  • Includes: Original winding key
  • Dimensions: 40 x 25 x 15 cm

Condition:
Excellent antique condition. Natural age-consistent wear. Movement running, dial intact, original key included.

FAQ

When were Sessions clocks made?

The Sessions Clock Company operated from 1903 to 1969 in Forestville, Connecticut. This piece dates from their earliest and most collectible production years.

How do you date a Sessions clock?

Check the dial inscription. This clock bears the full maker's mark "Mfd. by The Sessions Clock Co., Forestville, Conn." consistent with early 1900s production.

How do I know if my clock is worth money?

A Sessions mantel clock from the early 1900s in working order with original key and intact dial represents strong collector value.

How can I tell how old my mantel clock is?

Ebonized wood cases with brass columns and ornate feet are characteristic of American mantel clocks from 1900–1920.

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