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Post by yumyumvintage August 30th 2010, 3:19 am

This is a handmade ceramic clock with Bird on Top handsigned (Cant make out signature) with ATO Junhaus Germany mechanic. The signature I think may be Drevis? Clock measures 9 inches tall.... The style is midcentury german seems to familiar but cant place it.. I think it is from the 70's I think it may be German. Thanks -CHris
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Post by dantheman August 30th 2010, 10:30 am

possibly a factory near the Black Forrest? Just a wild guess as it looks to be of that style

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Post by skay September 29th 2010, 6:11 pm

Hey yumyum, sorry I missed you - welcome to the forum Trying to ID Ceramic Clock with German 124209

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