Vintage early 20th Century Sessions Mission Stlye Mantel Clock

Vintage early 20th century Sessions Mission Style mantel clock likely dates from the 1910s–1920s, when the Sessions Clock Company produced Arts & Crafts / Mission style wooden mantel clocks. The “Leader” and “Madera” were specific model names in their catalog, and your piece may be a variation depending on case design and dial details.
Sessions Clock Company (est. 1903, Forestville, Connecticut):
Formed after acquiring the E.N. Welch Manufacturing Company.
Produced a wide range of mantel, wall, and shelf clocks in the early 20th century.
Mission Style Period (1910s–1920s):
Influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement, emphasizing simple, rectilinear oak cases.
Sessions released several Mission?style mantel clocks, including the Leader and Madera, which featured clean lines, dark oak finishes, and minimal ornamentation

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