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Anniversary Clocks
Usually have a glass dome over the entire clock and are wound only once per year . Thus on an anniversary. Most have no chime or strike,
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Mantel / Shelf or
Table Clocks
They are found complementing a fireplace or special shelf. They are considered petite, have ornate brass or wood designs to catch peoples attention / most mantel clocks have swinging pendulums and come in French, German, art deco and modern styles. Chiming mantel clocks play tunes such as Westminister Quarters, to mark each quarter hour.
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Wall Clocks
They're prevalent in homes and corporate spaces. They offer simple functionality, enabling you to quickly check the time regardless of your location in the room.
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Carriage Clocks
Small rectangular spring driven clocks designed for portability and travel. Often
seen with handles reminiscent of
old-fasioned lamps.
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Cuckoo Clocks
They're iconic because they emulate a cuckoo bird's call, yes a real cuckoo bird. A mechanical , toy-like bird pops out every half hour and or hourand moves with each cuckoo.
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GrandFather / Grandmother or Floor Clocks
They first became popular in the 17th century. They have hefty pendulums and can be six feet to nine feet tall, making them excellent statement pieces.
Although grandfather clocks typicallyhave Roman numeral displays, some feature Arabic numerals.