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>> Help us finding the origin of Faience Clocks

The origin of some faience clocks is still a mystery. For some, the ceramic manufacturer is identified but we lack of information on it (i.e. Elsterwerda, Wittenberg, S & G, AK...).

Other mysterious clocks can, by observing similarities, be classified into families, but the ceramic manufacturer remains unidentified. In most cases however, we can guess their country of origin.

Here follow the description and photos of these clocks whose origin remain a mystery. We would be really grateful if you could communicate any information on them, by contacting our curator or by sending us an email. Your help will be rewarded !

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>> Mysterious German Clocks

Elsterwerda clocks

We are searching more information on the German ceramic maker Elsterwerda and on the mantel clocks it produced. Click here for details.

Wittenberg Clocks

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Mysterious post-war German clocks (AK, S & G, KK)

These ceramic clocks are believed to come after 1945 from three German manufacturers. The sometimes have a metallic sticker with one of the following inscriptions: AK, S & G or Kunst Keramik. Click here for more info.

Mysterious "bbb" clocks

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