Oak Regulator-Style Wall Clock with Brass Pendulum – Repair Needed

Description :
This traditional oak wall clock features a geometric octagonal face with a glass-fronted case, brass pendulum, and printed dial. Constructed from medium-tone oak, the housing is in very good physical condition with minor wear typical of age. While visually intact and suitable for display, the movement is non-functional and flagged by Suburban Clock & Repair as needing a full mechanism replacement. Ideal for restoration or decorative use in a classic interior setting.
Era: Late 20th century
Style: Colonial Revival / Traditional Americana
Technique: Machine-cut and assembled oak case with applied brass hardware
Tools Used: Panel saw, router, lathe for pendulum shaping, brad nailer, screwdrivers
History: Regulator-style wall clocks were originally developed in the 19th century for precise timekeeping in railway stations and offices. This version evokes that heritage but was likely produced for residential use.
Manufacturer / Maker: Clock case labeled from Bedford Clock Co., Coshocton, OH
Measurements: 15 ½" W x 21 ¼" T x 6" D
Suggested Weight: Approx. 8–10 lbs

Item Number : P13422

Category : Misc Home Décor & Furniture

Brand : Clock case labeled from Bedford Clock Co., Coshocton, OH