2 Oak Grandfather Clocks deeply Discounted

Bethers · #1 12-11-2007, 08:57 PM

Last month one of my stores was hit by someone using fraudulent credit cards. I was very lucky in that we discovered it and have actively been working with the proper agencies who will hopefully catch the person(s) involved.

I was unlucky in that 2 grandfather clocks were shipped before we were aware of the extent of what was happening. However, because we found this out in a very timely fashion, we were able to intercept shipment and those clocks are back to the warehouse they were shipped from (after a month bouncing around delivery trucks).

These clocks are unable to be sold as new at this time and no longer is the warrantee available. One of the clocks has absolutely no damage that can be found. The 2nd clock has some marring on the base which someone handy should be able to sand out.

They are beautiful oak clocks - here is some info on them:

These grandfather clocks chime on every hour (one chime for each hour) and once on the half hour. They are made of real wood with an oak finish. They have dependable 31 day key wind movements. You wind them once per month. They are totally mechanical and are NOT battery operated. The movement is driven by the springs you wind instead of the weights. The chimes are created by two hammers hitting two chime pin rods.

They will need a minimal amount of assembly. The only tool needed is a philips screwdriver to insert 8 machine screws. It won’t take more than 10 minutes from start to finish and the instructions will be included. All technical parts pertaining to the clock head and clock movement are pre assembled and require no further attention.

Unfortunately, by their traipsing around the country, the warrantee has been voided, but both have been tested and are working as they should!

The clock showing no damage - we can part with at the low price of $189 plus $60 shipping.

The clock with the marring on the bottom - we will part with at $169 plus the $60 shipping.

I'm losing money on both of these- but would like to see them find a happy home for Christmas.

Here's a picture:

Contact me at beth @ moxie-enter-prises.com (without the spaces) if you are interested in either of these clocks.

LadyEye · #2 12-14-2007, 03:03 PM

Hi Beth

Hope you are successful in helping nail those crooks ...

The clock is beautiful .. the price is a steal .. Is this floor model? I am sure it is.

I remember, oh goodness, 15 years or more ago, I purchased one and it was $600.00 at that time ...

very nice.

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