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Antique Wall Clock Tips

Antique Wall Clock-Tips Before Your Buy

Antique wall clocks are not only beautiful but they're functional as well. The price of these clocks is
affected by the documentation that comes with them. Before you purchase an antique wall clock,
check for brand name, model, and the date of production. Its also important to make certain the clock
has not been repaired by someone using poor quality workmanship.

Find out as much as you can about the history of the antique wall clock and make sure it still works.
Ask if its a spring-driven clock that will run for about eight days or a weight-driven clock that will run
for about thirty hours.

An antique key will generally come with your clock, and antique clocks are almost always bigger and
heavier than other wall clocks. Take the time to browse through some antique wall clock websites to
familiarize yourself with popular types and brand names. The brand name or insignia is usually
printed or engraved on the face of the clock. On occasion, these identifications are stamped on the
backplate of the clock, and sometimes you will find paper labels pasted there as well.

You should always have an antique wall clock appraised prior to purchase. If you intend to insure your
clock, an appraisal will probably be required by your insurance company. Also make certain that the
clock you purchase doesnt overpower the room youll be hanging it in, and that it goes with the dcor
and the theme of the room. Make sure that the wall you choose to hang it on doesnt get a lot of direct
sunlight as sunlight can be harmful to vintage clocks. Always remember to ask if the seller offers any
of the following: a reasonable return policy, a written guarantee of authenticity, or a warranty on the
movement.

Once youve purchased the antique wall clock that best fits your home, ask the previous owner, or the
owner of the shop where you bought it, what is the best way to keep the clock clean. You may even
be able to find one of these treasures at a yard sale but if you decide to go this route, be very careful
as there are many reproductions on the market.

 

 
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