General Electric GE 1938 Art Deco 4H72 "Breton" Clock

General Electric GE 1938 Art Deco 4H72 "Breton" Clock.The face is a vertical glass pane with engraved and mirrored numerals, and the base is a silver-painted aluminum casting. A small incandescent bul

Model 4H72. With stepped aluminum base, glass face. Marked GE to front button, fully marked to back of movement. Design attributed to John Rainbault. c. 1937-1939. Dimensions: H 7.5" x W 8" x D 3.75"

General Electric GE Art Deco brass and glass mantel clock. Condition: Glass is in good condition. Slight marking by the feet. Clock does not work. 17"W x 8"H

Art Deco GE General Electric Model 7F7 Electric Clock. Measurements in inches: 4 high x 3 deep Condition:Missing knob on back and does not run Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be pack

VINTAGE GENERAL ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK - ART DECO STYLE - MODEL 3H176 - WORKS - GOOD CONDITION

working general electric art deco alarm clock

Working condition, Model No. 3H160, Measures 6 x 7 3/4 x 2 1/4in.

Rare Model 7F58 "Lumalarm" illuminated alarm clock with black Bakelite case, the crystal reverse-painted with mirrored flower motifs. Signed General Electric on face, with manufacturer's plaque undern

Art Deco General Electric Clock tested and working W6.5 x 3D x 5H" inches

1938 Art Deco Watercolor General Electric Building 1939 Worlds Fair Signed "E.F. L. 9/19/38". Signed. Excellent condition. 20.75"h x 17.75"w. Frame 21.75"h x 18.75"w. Spend $5000 or more at this aucti

1938 Art Deco Watercolor General Electric Building 1939 Worlds Fair Signed "E.F. Lumber Sept 28 '38". Signed. Excellent condition. 15.5"h x 20"w. Frame 16.5"h x 21"w. Spend $5000 or more at this aucti

Vintage Art Deco General Electric Alarm Clock Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests! Used It

General Electric, USA. Art Deco chrome and bakelite coffee serving set comprised of a coffeepot with cord, sugar bowl, creamer, and tray. Each marked "General Electric. GE. Hotpoint. USA" along the un

General Electric Art Deco 'Cleopatra' bakelite and Plaskon vanity box, done for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, the bottom is black and top ivory. 5 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 3 1/4''. Plaskon was invented in 1931

c. 1937-1939 Art Deco clock, named after the Tuileries Palace. In rose gold mirrored glass. Marked to back of movement. Model 4H68. Dimensions: H 6.5" x W 5.75" x D 3" Condition: Some desilvering to m

An Art Deco General Electric tube radio clock. This piece features off-white plastic housing. It is unlabeled. Dimensions: 5.5"H x 9.5"W x 4.5"D Shipping: $20

Group of Art Deco clocks. ChronoArt 2 sided. Bakelite Skyscraper with day and date, Hammond, 6 1/2" x 5 3/4". General Electric Model 6H50. All clocks, not working.

A vintage tube console radio by General Electric (GE), model J-805 . It is housed in a wood Art Deco style case with fabric grills to the front. Did not power on when tested, poor condition; surface s

All clocks are Untested. Two are General Electric, one is Sessions, one is Telechron, and one is Wafer. All are wall clocks, except for the Telechron mantel clock. The largest one measures 10 1/2" in

Marked General Electric to face. Deco-style clock with chrome case. Model 2F06. Dimensions: Dia. 7.25" x D 2.5" Condition: Not tested. Some age toning to face. Few scratches and scuffs.

A Hammond Art Deco Electric Clock. Black, green, and white onyx case. Together with a GE Lucite electric clock, a Elexa lucite clock and a small desk clock, Susanin's will not comment on the working c

(Lot of 13) Group of mainly Art Deco Bakelite and other desk clocks, comprising examples by Bayard, Phinney-Walker, Seth Thomas, WNLH, Hammond, Endura, Telechron - General Electric, Janes and Westcloc

An Art Deco fan with a brown finish and gold-pinstriping, signed on the base and again with a GE badge on the back of the motor, three overlapping 'quiet' blades, non-oscillating. Measures 10 inches b

"Gothic Moderne" / Art Deco TM-8 electric clock / range timer designed by Raymond E. Patten. Chromed metal case with bakelite base manufactured by GE for Hotpoint. Small dials indicating "On/Off" time