Wall clock

[Raven31557]

I'm guessing this Syroco clock is from the 40's or 50's.
Here is what I found out...
Syroco, short for the Syracuse Ornamental Company, was an American manufacturing company based in Syracuse, New York.
Known for its molded wood-pulp interior decorations, gift items, and later plastic products, Syroco was founded in 1890 by Adolph Holstein and operated for over a century.
The company was a popular source of decorative items, particularly in the late Victorian and mid-century modern periods, and is still sought after by collectors today.

[KC]

Can you please post a picture of the front of it?

[Raven31557]

Oooops!!!
LOL

[KC]

If the clock is in good working order it should sell well.  It has the Acanthus leaves with a French flair - still very desirable.

Is it resin, wood or metal?  The earlier pieces were made from "Woodite" or woodpulp.  These hold more value.

"To identify Syroco, search the piece for a maker's mark. Pieces produced before the 1960s will usually display the letter C or D along with a style number. Later pieces generally bear a foil stamp that reads Syracuse Ornamental Company and have a letter J or K marking."

Interesting article on the company by Miss Mustard Seed (This is an excellant site)
https://missmustardseed.com/syracuse-ornamental-company-catalog-1923/