Vintage Swedish Mora Clock 1960s, Gustavian Style White & Gilt Grandfather Clock, Wind-Up Chiming

Vintage Swedish Mora Clock, 1960s – Gustavian Style in White and Gilt – Wind-Up Movement with Hour and Half-Hour Chime

This vintage Swedish Mora clock from the 1960s captures the timeless elegance of the Gustavian style, the refined Swedish interpretation of 18th-century neoclassical design. Its soft white painted case with gilded ornaments brings light, calm and classic Scandinavian character to any room.

The iconic Mora silhouette features a gracefully curved waist, a sculpted crest above the round dial and a rounded base, finished with carved and gilded decorative details. It makes a striking focal point in a living room, hallway or dining room, and pairs beautifully with both bright Nordic interiors and classic traditional spaces.

The clock runs on a traditional wind-up mechanical movement and chimes on every hour and half hour. The chime has a warm, rich tone that fills the room, which is one of the things owners love most about these clocks. Before shipping, the movement is professionally serviced by a clockmaker, and the clock is delivered in working order.

Details

• Style: Swedish Mora clock in Gustavian style
• Age: 1960s, vintage
• Color: White painted case with gilt ornaments
• Movement: Wind-up mechanical movement, professionally serviced before shipping, delivered in working order
• Chime: Strikes on the hour and half hour
• Width: 48 cm / 18.9 in
• Depth: 25 cm / 9.8 in
• Height: 180 cm / 70.9 in
• Condition: Good vintage condition with light signs of age and use consistent with its age

Shipping & Import Information

Free shipping. Shipping is included in the price. The clock is shipped in custom protective crating with secure handling and fully insured delivery, so it arrives safely at your door. We ship worldwide.

For orders to the USA, all import duties and fees are also included in the price (DDP), so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery. For shipments of this value, US Customs requires the buyer's importer details (name, address and tax ID) for clearance; we will guide you through this simple step after your order. For all other destinations, customs duties and import fees are the buyer's responsibility.