Waterbury Clock Company Clock

Display Type

Analog

Color

Brown

Power Source

Mechanical

The Waterbury Clock Company kitchen clock is a classic, ornate timepiece crafted in the late 19th to early 20th century. These clocks typically feature a wooden case, often with rich, dark finishes, such as walnut or oak, and intricate carved details along the edges and base. The clock face is usually round and set behind glass, displaying Roman numerals in bold, black print, with decorative metal hands. A signature feature of this Waterbury kitchen clock is its wind-up mechanism, requiring a key to wind the clock and occasionally to set the chime. The original keys were typically small and made of metal, matching the sturdy, traditional design of the clock. Some models include a pendulum, visible through a small glass window at the bottom, and chime on the hour, adding to its charm as a historical and functional decorative piece.

Frame Material

Wood