Vintage Model No. 340 "Bow Tie" Mantel Clock by United five bulb Mounted on an aftermarket oval

Mounted on an aftermarket oval black stone plinth with a brass title plate

MM - C-9145 - 052224

This piece is the classy equivalent of leaving your clothes in a heap and a jacket on your chair when you get home at night

This decoy originated during the 1920s or 1930s

It features the early Formica logo (used prior to the 1960s) in red against an illustrated stack of Formica sheets

Vintage Model No. 340 "Bow Tie" Mantel Clock by United five bulb Mounted on an aftermarket ovalc. 1950s; United Clock Corporation Brooklyn, NY Mid century electric mantel clock commonly referred to as the "Bow Tie" model, distinguished by its dramatic flared silhouette and symmetrical wire mesh side panels. The central clock face is framed in brass toned trim with applied numerals and a textured dial center, flanked by illuminated mesh wings that create a warm, architectural glow when lit. Brass ball finials accent the upper corners,