General Electric Clock Co., Grandfather's Clock, ca. 1950.

General Electric Clock Co., Grandfather's Clock, ca. 1950. Mahogany and two tone mahogany veneer case, 79 inches high and 19 inches wide. All the glasses are in good shape, the large lower door glass is beveled. High broken arch top with a large fancy center finial. 15.5 inches high x 11 inches wide fancy brass dial with heavy applied brass filigreeing, silver chapter ring with applied brass numbers, moon dial in good condition. The heavy-duty brass movement is run by a Telechron Electric motor, plays the full Westminster chimes on 5 heavy duty tubular chime bells (tubes). Movement signed Warren Telechron Co., Ashland, Mass. Heavy nickel pendulum rod with large brass bob. The three brass weights are empty. This clock was probably made by Hershede as the quality is here. It's hard to tell the clock is electrified.