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Grandfather clocks
A pendulum clock enclosed in a wooden case is known as a grandfather clock. It's also commonly known as a longcase timepiece. The earliest grandfather clocks were designed in a classical architectural style. However, with time, a variety of styles have evolved. While they are known to be effective timers, grandfather clocks provide new possibilities for stylish decoration.
Table Clocks
In the 18th and 19th centuries, table clocks were among the most sought-after timepieces. Clocks for the side table were often made out of wood, porcelain, or ormolu. Table clocks, unlike the length and weight of grandfather clocks, are tiny, practical timepieces. The clock bases have been decorated in a variety of designs throughout the years.
Wall clocks
The possession of a wall clock has long been associated with prestige and status. Many people developed an interest in the designs of wall clocks at the beginning of the 17th century. Despite the fact that its mechanism was not updated until the 19th century, it experienced a number of design changes. Several vintages and mid-century wall clocks reflect the style from the Art Deco period. Such pieces also serve decorative purposes. While some of these clocks are designed in antique motifs with curved lines and dramatic patterns, others feature a more contemporary style with sleek and minimalistic lines.
Showrooms at 2220 offers a number of vintage, mid-century and modern clocks for sale online. Find timepieces in various sizes, shapes, and designs.