Antique Japanese Seikosha Round Railway School Ship Wall Clock Strikes 20"

Description

Circa 1930s Seikosha wall clock with deep black wood frame and metal face western numbers. The clock strikes on the half hour and hour. Marked on the back CNWF-E-46-1, YAB-6-10. In 1892, Kintaro Hattori established Seikosha in Tokyo, Japan, where he produced his first wall clocks, marking the beginnings of a company that was to become one of the world’s largest and most important manufacturers of timepieces.

Condition

Very Good – Gentle wear; see pictures

Dimensions

20" x 5" (Diameter x Depth)