Stickley Furniture - Prairie Mantel Clock - Oak / 077 Manlius

Prairie Mantel Clock - Oak / 077 Manlius

Stickley Furniture
Mission Collection

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Stickley s American-made Mission furniture holds an enduring place in the history of design. Its original pieces, inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement and its rejection of the mass-produced, uninspired designs of the Victorian era, emphasized hardwood construction, simple lines, and the skill of the hand-craftsman. Reissued in 1989, our Mission-style furniture continues to celebrate the honest materials, clean, practical forms, and lasting craftsmanship that defined it from the start of the 20th century.

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Perfect for a desktop or mantel, this beautiful Prairie-style clock features a one-piece solid wood body, textured brass dial plate, and a lovely Stickley origin story! The back features our shopmark medallion and burned-in Stickley logo, and a removeable panel gives access to the quartz-movement dial and AA battery (included). Available in solid oak or cherry. Made in Manlius, NY.

FROM THE ARCHIVES! The Prairie Bracket Clock began in 1994 as a home woodworking project by longtime Stickley designer Bill DeBlaay. He was pleased with the results and presented his work to CEO Alfred Audi on April 11, which happened to be Mr. Audi's birthday. Both were excited by this accidental birthday gift's potential as an accessory item, so it was launched as part of the Mission Collection. Nearly 7000 clocks were sold!
Dimensions: W8.25 D2.75 H8.5
Solid wood body
Solid brass dial plate with etched Arts and Crafts numerals, blackened texture, Stickley logo, and antique copper finish
Red second hand
Shopmark medallion and burned-in Stickley logo on back
Back panel twists off to access battery-operated quartz movement
Uses AA battery (included)

Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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