REVERE AND GE CHIMING CLOCKS
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REVERE AND GE CHIMING CLOCKS |
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The following pictures are from Revere Catalogs and/or actual Revere clocks that we have serviced or sold, plus additional pictures provided by viewers and from Tom's vast collection. We have listed the clocks in numerical order by Model Number. Please note that we are continually working on these galleries with new clocks being added as we receive new information and pictures. If your clock is not pictured here it does not mean it doesn't exist! We probably haven't gotten it listed yet, or are unaware of it and do not have any pictures or documentation. Click on any picture to enlarge Page 3 Revere ID Home Revere-Page 1 Revere-Page 2 Revere-Page 3 Revere-Page 4 Revere-Page 5 Revere-Page 6 Revere-Page 7 Revere-Page 8 Revere-Page 9 Revere-Page 10 Revere-Page 11 Revere-Page 12 Revere-Page 13 Revere-Page 14 Revere-Page 15 
Make: RevereModel Number: R-154 Date: 1930 (as shown) Name: Early American Case: Honduras Mahogany with lacquer finish Dial: Painted, with reverse painted lower tablet of Independence Hall Details: Christopher B. up in Indiana sent us our first view of a rare R-154. Revere described this as an Early American, but technically, it's a Pillar and Scroll design which was very poplular in the early 19th century. Unfortunately, it didn't seem to work for Revere in the 20th century. Either very few were made, or very few were sold. This was the only such design made by Revere, and you won't find it on eBay every week. It sold new for $85. The picture on the left was just updated and it's one we just restored for Sharon in Texas. The R-154 was only made with Westminster chimes. 17 1/2" H X 11 1/2" W X 6" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-159 Date: 1930 Name: Louis XVI Case: Honduras Mahogany, Redwood Burl front, Maple carvings and turnings. Dial: Silvered with raised black numerals. Details: Played both thr Westminster and Canterbury chimes. Has an elaborate burl front design and intricate carvings and turning made of Maple. Original price: $110 11 1/2" H X 22 1/2" W X 6 3/4" D 
Make: RevereModel Number: R-300 Date: 1931 Name: Loyal Case: Horizontal Mahogany with applied decoration on front. Dial: Silvered with raised gold numerals. Details: This promotional model clock was a breakthrough in pricing, but not in quality. It retained Revere's high standards. A countless number of these were sold, as we've had many come through the shop. A beautiful clock and a favorite among collectors. Sale price : $29.75, 8" H X 18"W X 4" D 
Make: RevereModel Number: R-304 Date: 1930 Case: Mahogany with elaborate burl overlays and large Maple applique. Dial: Silvered etched black numerals. Details: Revere made style similar, but non as elaborate as this one. This is the only example we've seen and that was back in 2006. 
Make: RevereModel Number: R-405 Date: 1930 Name: Georgian Case: Mahogany with Burl overlay. Dial: Silvered with raised black numerals and etched pattern on dial. Details: This clock came in to us for repair and is the only one we've seen. A tambour design with raised overlays on front and added upper molding. Unusual dial with black etched pattern around the numbers. 8 1/2" H X 21 1/2" W X 6 1/2" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-406 Date: 1930 Name: Sheraton Colonial Case: Mahogany with Burl design. Dial: Silvered with raised black numerals and etched pattern. Details: This is one of the larger Dual Chime model tambors. It plays both the Westminster and the Canterbury Chimes - you could choose which one to play. Simple design with printed front decoration and intricate dial. Hard to find and worth more than most simgle chime models. Eric from Ohio had his in for service work recently so we finally got a picture of one. Original price: $91 10 3/4" H X 24 1/2" W X 7 1/2" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-407 Date: 1928 (as pictured) Name: Queen Anne Case: Mahogany with large burl overlay Dial: 7" Silvered dial with raised black numerals. Details:This is one of the monster-sized 22" wide by 10" high by 7 1/2" clocks. This clock ran the early 60 rpm rotor, and was dual chime, playing either the Westminster or Canterbury tunes. This is one of the earliest models made by Revere and is considered rare. Sold for $105. 10" H X 22" W X 7 1/2" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-409 Date: 1931 (as pictured) Name: Sheriton Colonial Case: Mahogany with large burl overlay Dial: Silvered Scroll dial with raised black numerals. Details:This is one of the large sized dual chime clocks, playing either the Westminster or Canterbury tunes. Tambour design with Burl front panel overlays. Sold for $75. 10 1/2" H X 21 3/4" W X 7" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-411 Date: 1930 Name: Louis XIV Case: Honduras Mahogany with India Rosewood front. Dial: Silvered Scroll dial with raised black numerals. Details:This is another one of the monster-sized 20" wide by 11" high by 7 1/2" clocks. Mahogany case with Rosewood front, top decoration, decorative feet and was dual chime, playing either the Westminster or Canterbury tunes. Sold for $80. 11 3/4" H X 20 3/4" W X 7 1/2" D 
Make: Revere (Dual Chime)Model Number: R-415 Date: 1930 Name: Louis XVI Case: Honduras Mahogany with Rosewood Burl front. Dial: Silvered Scroll dial with raised black numerals. Details:Again a dual chime, large sized Tambour clock. Case featured Honduras Mahogany with Rosewood Burl front, with Maple carvings and turnings. The clock on the left came all the way from Mark in Alaska for a restoration - what a beauty it is. Sold for $85. 11" H X 20 3/4" W X 6 1/2" D |
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