Three ceramic manufacturers produced similar clocks, probably after world
war two.
They generally come with a brown glaze, but sometimes also with different
decors.
They sometimes have a model number or "Germany" engraved on their
bottom, or a metallic sticker with "AK",
"S&G" or "Kunst Keramik".
We totally lack of information on these manufacturers and are eager
to learn about them.
| AK | S&G
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AK Clocks
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We have over a dozen of these ceramic clocks that
sometimes have an "AK" sticker.
They sometimes have a model numbers engraved on the
bottom; the models we have range from 404 to 414. For the other, we gave
them a model number x1 to x9. |
found only
on elephant x3 |
found on other models |
| AK | S&G
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S & G Clocks
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These ceramic clocks below sometimes have one of
the two "S & G" sticker.
They sometimes have a model numbers engraved on the
bottom; the models we have range from 701 to 733. |
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| AK | S&G
| KK | Help us | Haut de page |
KK Clocks
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This ceramic clocks in the only one we have that bears a
"Kunst Keramik" sticker. It does not bear a model number.
We however have a few other clocks with similar black on
green glaze.
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| AK | S&G
| KK | Help us | Haut de page |
Help us !
We are very interested in any information you could have concerning these
ceramic clocks and their manufacturer, including:
- When were these clocks produced ? For which markets ?
- Where in Germany was these ceramic manufacturer located ?
- Who founded them and when ?
- How big did they grow ? When ?
- Arte they still running ? If not, when and why did they close ?
- ...
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