
Mega thanks to everyone who submitted photos of their fantastic vintage wall clocks — the uploader is now closed.
Want to see which vintage clocks were our favorite? See our follow up story: 27 awesome midcentury vintage wall clocks.
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Kim Kaufman says
Unfortunately, it’s closed now and I can’t upload a picture of my nice square clock with red plaid background. 🙁
Jean says
Oh, how these are taunting me. When I began to imagine my mid-century kitchen, I thought that this vast empty space above the stove would be PERFECT for a starbust-shaped wall clock, though I had no idea if they actually existed. I was delighted to find that they were ubiquitous, but I’m kinda broke, having just graduated from college, and the ones that I take to on ebay always pass the $100-mark and jump out of my price range for the moment. Sigh. Some day soon, hopefully. So many beautiful ones.
Milan says
Aww, my clock didn’t make it into this beautiful collection. I thought it went through!
Anyway, mine is a rounded trapezoidal ceramic clock. White with a gold edge and a light blue rim inside of the gold. The maker is Kienzle. It seems German. I bought it at a thrift store in Sweden. Still need to get it working though.
Diane in CO says
LOVE the Evan’s Orange & Brass!!!!!!!! xo