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Rosario Mantel Clock by Seth Thomas

Item# COL226

List Price: $189.99

Our Price: $144.99

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  • Wow! Eye-catching color and design
  • Stunning Italian bird's eye veneer
  • White Roman dial with raised chapter ring
  • Gold-toned bezel and filigree hands
  • Perfect for the mantel top
  • Quartz movement
  • AA battery not included
  • 10H x 8W x 3.25D inches

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Rosario is a beautifully detailed solid wood mantel clock that's sure to be the perfect accent piece for your mantel decor. This eye-catching clock boasts a high gloss mahogany finish and Italian bird's eye veneer with inlay.

It also features raised Roman chapter ring, black numerals and intricate, filigree hands that all add to its unique, elegant look. This clock uses one AA battery which is not included.

To impart an unmatched elegance to your decor, order the Rosario Mantel Clock today.

About Seth Thomas / Colibri
There are thousands of Seth Thomas clocks in American homes today, often passed down through generations. The company also produced one of the most recognizable icons in the world, the four-sided opal faced clock in the center of New York's Grand Central Station. All are a testimony to the industrious and ingenious nature of their namesake.

Twenty-two-year-old Seth Thomas bought out his boss in 1807, just three years after being hired as a grandfather clockmaker in the Plymouth Hollow, Conn., shop. This set a precedent of ambitious growth that would continue throughout his career. Within a decade, Thomas had built a thriving concern by keeping his finger on the pulse of popular demand and industry technology. When his sons took over the business in 1860, many new styles were introduced. Just a few of the innovations: Spring driven clocks, perpetual calendar clocks, chime clocks and electric clocks. Seth Thomas (now owned by the Colibri Group) embarks on its third century in business firmly rooted in reverence for and preservation of the traditional but constantly evolving to meet the future.

Included: 1 Mantel Clock

Not Included: Batteries

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