Sessions Clock Company Mantel Clock

This mantel clock was produced by the Sessions Clock Company of Forestville, Connecticut, a notable American manufacturer known for its early 20th-century timepieces. The clock features a classic arched wooden case with a rich brown finish and stands approximately 12 inches tall based on tape measurements. The clock face displays bold Arabic numerals and black spade hands housed behind a glass cover with a brass bezel. The interior label confirms essential details: the clock is an eight-day movement with a half-hour cathedral gong strike, further indicating a reliable and resonant chime. The back opens to reveal original brass movement components, including twin mainsprings and a pendulum marked with an "S." A stenciled gold motif decorates the front. The clock’s condition, mechanism access, and complete interior label highlight its authenticity and collectible value for enthusiasts of American horology.