Welcome back to another addition of Vintage Thingies Thursdays, created by Lisa, at Confessions of an Apron Queen! We simply showcase something vintage we love!
My vintage item today is an old clock I remember being in our house since I was a little girl. I remember my dad and mom taking the key, opening up the glass door, and winding her up. It is a Sessions Clock Company, 8 day, half-hour strike clock.
She now sits pretty atop my Grandmother's country hutch,
which I'll show you next week. Last week with our earthquake, she was the first thing I ran too! 
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13 comments:
What a beautiful Clock. Glad it wasn't damaged in the earthquake. I take it you live in good ole So.Cal. :0)
That is really a nice clock, no wonder it sent you running. Glad it was not damaged. My husband has a passion for old clocks, I will show him this one this evening. Great post.
What a beautiful clock! Keywound...awesome!
Old clocks really have personality,
this one is very pretty and I would
feel the same way if the ground was
shaking under me. Glad you and the
clock are doing okay!
We should have a great day today.
that doesn't happen everyday. wish you all the best.
Well done for this wonderful blog.
What a pretty clock. It's great that it's been in your family all these years. The memories make it even more special. I'm participating in Vintage Thingies Thursdays for the first time over at my blog mommiedaze.com. Stop by!
What a beautiful clock. It's nice to have things that have been in the family for so long.
Happy VTT!
My kids saw something the otyher day that said something about winding your clock or a watch- anyway, they had no idea what it meant. Please pass the geritol. :)
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It's so nice that the clock is still in family hands and that you continue to enjoy it.
What a great clock; thanks for sharing! I love that you gave us so many detailed pictures!
Wonderful old clock. Family treasures are just that...treasures!
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