Creative Co-OpDecorative Antiqued Pewter Mantel Clock, Gold

My favorite little clock in the living room finally died and I searched all over the internet to find one I liked. This one caught my eye so I ordered it and it looks perfect where it’s at. It’s on the small side and cute without being gaudy. It’s very quiet … actually silent unless you pick it up and hold it to your ear. It’s keeping accurate time so I think I made a good decision to get this little gem.

I bought both the mantle clock and this smaller clock. The mantle clock was supposed to be "aqua." It is not even remotely aqua or blue/green. It is a flat, dull green. This little clock is also green, but the gold embellishment and little pearl(?) at the top make it look much nice. The style/shape is very pleasing to me. The numbers are large enough to be seen clearly across a medium sized room. The clock itself is not huge, but it much larger than a small bedside clock would be. The size is overall conducive to being placed in a lot of areas around the house, and it looks good from all angles.I received it early today, and after a few hours use, I can say it is keeping time just fine. Oddly enough, it is heavier than the mantle clock even though the mantle is more than twice the size of this one, which I find remarkable. Up close, this is obviously not a high end clock, but from a distance, it does not look especially cheap. For the price point, this is a great clock, and I have no trouble recommending it.Caveats: Firstly, if you cannot tolerate ticking, then think twice before you order this clock as it does have an audible tick which I find rather comforting. It reminds me of another era altogether. Secondly, if green is not the right colour for your decor, then this clock is probably not for you. It is primarily and overwhelming green, but the distressing, the gold touches, and the little pearl at the top give it enough contrast that it will work for my decor. Thirdly and finally, this is not a bedside/nightstand clock in general. It is a bit large for that placement, so be sure the measurements will work for . you in the area you have in mind for it before you order it. That is only common sense after all, but I am amazed by reviews of so many items where the buyer is "surprised" by the item's size, and this clock is no exception. I would not describe it as a mantle clock per se, but it would work as a mantle clock on a small mantle in a small to medium sized room. Otherwise, it would be well places on a bookcase or a table top.The upshot is it is a nice product for the price point, and I recommend with the above caveats in mind.

I was pleasantly surprised by the size since I was expecting it to smaller. I love it! Thx

What a great clock! I have received so many compliments! It is grandma core or shabby chic at it’s finest

Keeps good time. Looks vintage. Battery lasts a long time. Over a year and it's still ticking. Price is a little high. Would be better if the face glowed. Is plastic and metal.

Really cute and a nice size.

This clock is small enough for a mantel and has the appearance of cherished yard sale find. Works with just about any decor.

My biggest concern about getting this clock is that it would look cheap, but it does not! It looks great in my guest room which has an antique theme. It does not have a very loud tick, but it is audible. So, in the winter with windows closed and no fan or other noises it might bother a super sensitive sleeper, but for most, it would go unnoticed. If I could make one change to it: I would add a light that you could turn on at night so you can still read the clock - the only downfall of most non-digital clock in a room. Overall: happy with product, would purchase again!