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Step back into the elegance of the Mid-Century era with this rare and original Aug. Schatz & Sohne Brass Desk Clock, a beautifully crafted timepiece dating to the 1960s. Manufactured by the renowned German clockmaker Aug. Schatz & Sohne, this distinctive mantel clock embodies the clean lines, quality craftsmanship, and timeless sophistication that made German clocks highly respected worldwide.
Crafted from solid brass, the clock features a luxurious gold-tone dial accented by minimalist straight hands, creating a refined and understated aesthetic characteristic of Mid-Century Modern design. Its compact yet substantial form makes it ideal for display on desks, mantels, bookshelves, offices, libraries, or within a collection of vintage timepieces.
Purchased in Berlin, Germany, this exceptional clock remains fully functional and offers both decorative appeal and practical use. The warm brass finish and elegant proportions make it a versatile addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
A wonderful collector's piece for enthusiasts of German horology, Mid-Century Modern décor, and quality vintage clocks.
Maker:
Aug. Schatz & Sohne
Width: 5.1 inches (13 cm)
Depth: 2.3 inches (6 cm)
Pick-Up Location:
Flemington, New Jersey
Shipping Information:
We ship larger pieces with specialized transport couriers and smaller pieces with FedEx or USPS. We take great care in ensuring that all items are professionally packaged for safe transport. Deliveries typically take between 7 days and 3 weeks depending on destination, season, and carrier schedules.
Please contact us with any detailed questions, requests for additional photographs, measurements, or condition information. We are always happy to assist.
Condition Report:
Excellent vintage condition overall. Fully working and keeping time. No cracks, chips, or damage observed to the glass. The brass case remains well preserved with an attractive finish and only minor signs of age consistent with careful use. A beautiful and functional example of Mid-Century German clockmaking.