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COOL, RARE ART DECO CLOCK W/ QUOIZEL NUDE FIGURES, FRANKART ERA

Name: COOL, RARE ART DECO CLOCK W/ QUOIZEL NUDE FIGURES, FRANKART ERA

Age: Lincoln

Formation: Clock

Size: The wood base is 16 1/2" long

Price: SOLD

Specimen DECO22

This is one of my favorite pieces from my collection. It is a striking Art Deco clock with large nude figures sitting with their backs to the clock. This piece just screams Art Deco. The wood base is 16 1/2" long, making it a substantial vintage clock. I was told the nude figures are Quoizel and are made of a silver metal. The clock itself is the "Lincoln", made by the "Electric Clock Corp. of America. Chicago". The clock runs, and the face is quite easy to read. How many of these delicate beauties made it through 80+ years and look this nice? - not many! This is a beautiful example of a large Art Deco clock with nude figures from the Roaring '20's and '30's.

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