I am not sure if the print and the frame both came from Turner accessories.. I am tempted to think that the frame was a Turner, but the print may have come from a different source.
I inherited this clock from my Grandfather. I've been trying to get an idea how much it is worth from searching online. I have not found a thing on my clock. The reason why is instead of having the boat medallion, it has the presdential seal instead. There is no other clock like this online. I asked my Grandfather if there was any work done on it and he told me no. I would really like to know how much this is worth so I can sell it on eBay. And input anyone has would be great at this point. Thanks.
Abbotwares, 1770 Workman St. L A, 31 Ca. USA. USA.
This company produced "Deco" tube radios in the late 1940's from their plant located on Workman St.in Los Angeles, California. They mostly had the same 5 tube chassis in all their sets. The difference in each set was the style & location of the plated horse. Do note that the radio has been removed from this item! It is a beautiful decorative piece.
the masonic institute printed in the front and a dedication to Alexandria, VA., and the back has a banner that says Washington the mason along with the Initiation place in Fredericks-burg lodge no. 4 Nov. 4th 1752 appointed first master Alexandria lodge no.22 April 28th, 1788 and underneath this last date has some tiny words but i can't really tell what they say
1 night stand, headboard, footboard, 2 sideboards, 1 highboy dresser, a 2 sided vanity with large round mirror, round upholstered stool.
It is a blond wood with the slats in a 'V' shape. The knobs are very unusual and are plastic and metal. The Vanity is 2 sided with the center part at a lower height than the 2 sides, with a large round mirror.
