Stunning mid century pendulum wall clock designed by Arthur Umanoff for Howard Miller, Zeeland, Michigan. Model # 557 and part of the Meridian Line, this clock has a beautiful walnut case, brass pendulum, aluminum face and comes with one original brass key. Signed/stamped on the back of the brass clock mechanism: Howard Miller Clock Comp Zeeland Michigan, Made in Germany with some other etched numbers and writing.
This is currently in working order. I wound the winding mechanism with the key and swung the pendulum, and it ran and kept perfect time for several days before needing winding again *It must be perfectly level in order to work, so you may need to add spacers if your wall is not even/level

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Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The walnut case has some minor nicks and scratches/spots. Wear to the numbers/hands/case. Please see close up photos of samples. Nothing detracts from the overall presence of this stunning vintage wall clock.
The clock is currently working. I wound the mechanism with the key, and it ran and kept perfect time. *It must be perfectly level in order to work, so you may need to add spacers if your wall is not even/level
Sticker on back from September 1984 where the clock was serviced.

Origin:
Germany

Creator:
Brand: Howard Miller; Designer: Arthur Umanoff; Styled After: George Nelson

Materials & Techniques:
Aluminum, Brass, Walnut

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The walnut case has some minor nicks and scratches/spots. Wear to the numbers/hands/case. Please see close up photos of samples. Nothing detracts from the overall presence of this stunning vintage wall clock.
The clock is currently working. I wound the mechanism with the key, and it ran and kept perfect time. *It must be perfectly level in order to work, so you may need to add spacers if your wall is not even/level
Sticker on back from September 1984 where the clock was serviced.