Vintage 1979 Ceramic Rose Mantel Clock – Hand-Painted Yellow Floral & Gold Gilt – Romantic Cottagecore Decorative Clock (Non-Working)

Add a touch of 1970s romanticism to your home with this stunning hand-painted ceramic mantel clock. Featuring delicate yellow roses in full bloom and elegant gold-gilded edges, this piece is a beautiful example of late-70s studio ceramics. While the movement is no longer ticking, its ornate silhouette and 'blushed' finish make it a perfect sculptural accent for a mantle, bookshelf, or vanity.

Floral and gold gilded ceramic mantel clock with yellow roses and blushing on edges. 1979 Spectrum by Ada Barton, Little Ponderosa Campgrounds in Freetown, IN. Clock movement from Lanshire, Chicago. Clock is NOT operational.

Pro-styling tip: Style this on a stack of vintage books or nestled among dried eucalyptus for a cozy, lived-in look. The weight of the ceramic body makes it an excellent bookend or a "statement piece" for a non-working fireplace.

Era: Dated 1979

Maker/Artist: Spectrum by Ada Barton

Origin: Little Ponderosa Campgrounds, Freetown, IN

Movement: Original Lanshire (Chicago) movement (Note: Non-operational)

Style: Shabby Chic, Victorian Revival, Cottagecore

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The gold gilding is bright. Please note the clock is for decorative use only.

Approximate Dimensions: 12.25" Wide, 11” Tall, 5” Deep