
Marble and brass mantel clock by Commodore
History
This Commodore quartz mantel clock features a classic design with green marble base and top, brass pillars, and glass panels. It was manufactured in Hong Kong during the late 20th century, likely in the 1980s or 1990s, as part of a wave of decorative timepieces that combined traditional aesthetics with modern quartz movements. Mantel clocks of this style were popular decorative items for homes, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The combination of marble and brass gives it a substantial, elegant appearance that appeals to collectors of vintage timepieces and those interested in decorative objects from this era. These clocks are particularly valued by collectors of mid-range decorative timepieces who appreciate the blend of traditional design elements with more modern technology.
Origin
Hong Kong
Maker
Commodore
Time period
1980s-1990s