I love these gorgeous clocks. They are super expensive for antique pieces & even the repro's can be pricey. I'm going to look for them at Brimfield this spring & see if I can treat myself to one. They had reproduction ones in the 800.00 price range, If I remember correctly. I actually read a blog where the blogger knew of a lucky person who bought an authentic antique swedish mora clcok on craigs list for 50 bucks! I've been checking craigs list regularly since I read that blog.What do you think of these clocks?
Going to do some blog redecorating in the next few weeks & posting some of the projects I've been working on with chalk paint. Hope to be blogging more now & catching up on reading my favorite blogs. Have a great week~ xo P.S. These beautiful pics are curtesy of the web~
I have a reproduction by Henry Miller. Mine is black, but I have plans this year to make it chippy grey/white. Would love to own an original. My hubbie is Swedish....
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Penny
Penny PLEASE post pics when you are done painting it. I just painted a small repro mora wall clock (it was black) & made it gray, outlined in old white trim. I love it & know I will love yours! xo
DeleteThese are gorgeous Chris! I love the photo of the grouping of them...too own a few would be awesome!:)
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted a Swedish clock. They are just so beatuiful.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Chris~
ReplyDeleteThe clocks are lovely. With your nice taste you could surely absorb one perfectly into your home.
So happy to read you'll be posting more photos and blogging a little more. The Groundhog said
6 more weeks of winter so I hope you northeasterners can handle that! Once spring comes you'll
probably be even more inspired. Enjoy your day.
xoxo Amy
I like the beige distressed clocks better than the blue or green. Although if there was an orange one I'm sure I would love that one! haha! I can't wait to see pictures of what you have been working on!! always love it all and you <3
ReplyDeleteHI Chris, I was just looking around your pretty blog! I see you are in Massachusetts too. I love the clocks, and when I was in Brimfield in Sept the repro ones were as pricey as the real deals~?? I can't understand it, but I guess if someone wanted one bad enough they would settle and buy the repro. I know how it is to go there looking for something and not finding it. I only saw one real one. But I read on Lone Ranger Antiques that he will be in Brimfield in May!! So I hope to see many lovely clocks.
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ReplyDeleteThe pictures you posted give an idea of the beauty of these antique clocks Swedish. Anyone who loves antiques and shabby chic dream of having a home ...
Have a great week!
HI
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