Antique Art Deco Goddess Clock pioneer express Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including light scratches/scuffs and some fading on the top due to sun exposure

and red graphics

Other items included globes

The Wasp was an influential voice in late 19th-century American satire

falling out of favor by the 1960s

Antique Art Deco Goddess Clock pioneer express Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1930s; Sessions Clock Co. Forestville, CT Chrome and wood mantle clock featuring a figural woman, likely Columbia who was a popular addition to art pieces during the early part of the 20th century. The figure sits atop a lacquered base and hold the clock in an Atlas inspired pose. This piece does not appear to be in working condition. It exhibits some signs of wear such as paint chips and scuffs to the base and clock housing. Please refer to photos