Description:
Compact mantel clock with a rounded oak veneer case and a metal-framed glass face. Features a cream dial with black numerals and two winding holes, marked "STAF" at the top. The case rests on a tiered plinth and shows light age wear consistent with its mid-century origins.
Era:
Mid-20th Century
Style:
Mid-Century Traditional
Technique:
Veneered plywood case construction with mechanical clock movement
Tools Used:
Veneer press, lathe (for gears), coping saw, hinge hardware tools
History:
STAF was a European clockmaker known for functional, domestic timepieces. This design was common in post-war homes where smaller clocks became popular for shelf or mantel display.
Manufacturer / Maker:
STAF (likely French or Belgian origin)
Measurements:
11" H x 8 ¾" W x 5 ½" D
Suggested Weight:
4.8 lbs
Music:
Erik Satie – “Gymnopédie No. 1” (gentle, minimalist, and quietly beautiful—echoing the clock’s subtle elegance)
Item Number : P12509
Category : Misc Home Décor & Furniture
Brand : UK
