Vintage Clocks

I have a vintage Schatz clock in the glass dome and another clock of which I am not sure the brand of and was wondering the current value of those. I attached photos.

 

Welcome @AriesEd .
So far you have asked for values in every thread. We are not a valuation or appraisal site. There are such sites, but you have to pay for the valuation. They are not always worth the money, and not always reliable.

We can help you identify your item and point you in the right direction to find out current prices. Values for insurance purposes are not the same as current market prices.

 

That is a great site INH thanks.

 

I have a Schatz dome clock that looks exactly like that one. I listed it on my local FB Marketplace and it never sold, despite eventually being reduced all the way down to $25. I ended up donating it.

 

Your other clock is missing the stenciled glass and the dial is in poor condition, which will reduce value greatly. You don't mention whether it works or not. As an example, I purchased a similar complete more ornate clock in non-working condition (needs cleaning but no broken parts) for $15.00. Just not a lot of interest in these old clocks these days.

FYI: Here is the thread where I showed my clock. You will need to scroll down a bit.

Finds Thread | Page 1604 | Antiques Board

 

As a general rule, the things to keep in mind when it comes to clocks ... increase your research if you sense the clock is - high quality, impressive case design, or if it truly seems to be very early... say pre 1820. The thing about clocks is, they were produced huge numbers between 1840 and 1940 - to far exceed the the supply/demand formula we all use in antiques. A friend has a clock shop, repair and sale... has hundreds of nice clocks. They sell very slowly.