For Sale: Chelsea Ship Bell Clock

[lisabeaston]

Hi we are selling our beautiful Chelsea Clock. The clock keeps time and bells ring when they are suppose to. We have 2 keys that also go with it. We are asking 4000.00 obo. Please email call or text 503-914-8339. Thanks

[Orion Jim]

Size, serial number, age?

[wingless]

Very, very nice clock!

What is the year? What is engraved on the rear? What is under the rear cover, is that normally removed as part of clock operation?

[wingless]

Here is an example of a certificate from the factory showing the history of a Chelsea clock.

Is there a certificate for this clock?

[D.D.]

Interesting clock....I am not familiar with that style of Chelsea. Please provide more documentation to include specific model designation and model number.

[svHyLyte]

Considering that the same clock is still being made and sold, for less than $2900 (see/click on Chelsea Ship's Bell Clock), I think you're a bit over the market, No?

[lisabeaston]

Hi jim it is 3 3/4 inches dial size and the number is 828472.It is the Pilot Ship Clock

[lisabeaston]

Thank you yes it is a very beautiful clock. The serial number is engraved on the back and on the inside of that cover. Unless you know anything about these clocks you never want to go into the back of them. The clock dial is 3 3/4 inches and this one has the extra day keeper on it which they only made a few. This is called The Pilot Ship Clock. it was made in 1981 and a store in Seattle washington sold it.

[lisabeaston]

This is a Pilot Limited Edition it was made in 1982 the identification number is 828472 the dial measures 3 3/4 inches everything works beautiful and we have 2 keys for the clock.

[lisabeaston]

We are selling our Chelsea Ships Bell Clock. This is a Limited Edition Pilots Clock from 1981. The identification number is 828472 engraved on the back side of the clock and on the inside. The clock dial meassures 3 3/4 inches and is very hard to find this size u will fing the 5 or 6 inch dial. We have taken the clock and had it looked at by a clock store and was told very rare and in excellent condition and value of $4000-5000 and in 2-3 years it would have a value of $6000-7500. Everything works great it chimes when its suppose to and keeps time.(My dogs bark every time the chimes ring) I have been in contact with:
Lisa Polidoro
CHELSEA CLOCK
Director Sales and Customer Service
284 Everett Avenue
Chelsea, MA 02150
617-884-0250 x 121
617-830-0599 fax
Antique & Nautical Mechanical Brass Clocks | Chelsea Clock
She has verified the ID number and the store it was sold to in Seattle Washington. We dont have the certificate but one can be obtain from Chelsea Clock. If you would like to know anything else about this clock PLEASE email me at creamsavors5@yahoo.com It is much easier and convenient to use my email. We are asking $4000.00 OBO Thank you Lisa

[wingless]

Beautiful clock!

Is the barking dog included?

[lisabeaston]

no sorry they are not..and thank you for the beautiful clock

[lisabeaston]

no sorry they are not and thank you for the beautiful clock

[Orion Jim]

Seems a shame to sell something which is due to nearly double in value in 2 to 3 years. I'd hold onto it if I were you.

[onestepcsy37]

Originally Posted by Jim Walsh

Seems a shame to sell something which is due to nearly double in value in 2 to 3 years. I'd hold onto it if I were you.

Good advice. I dont know of ANY investment with that kind of appreciation. Unless you really need the cash now I would hang on to it.