Antique Carriage Clock Evaluation

The video discusses an antique carriage clock that has been in the speaker's family for four generations. The clock, made of brass, is a historical piece designed for travel in the 1800s. Despite its rich history and original components, the clock is not in working condition and is valued at much less than the owner expected. The owner reflects on the sentimental value of the clock, deciding to display it at home despite its low market value.

What material is the antique carriage clock made of?

• Gold

• Brass

• Silver

• Wood

Around what year did the carriage clock design emerge?

• 1800

• 1700

• 1900

• 2000

What was the primary purpose of the carriage clock?

• Navigation

• Cooking

• Travel

• Decoration

Why were carriage clocks considered a necessity for rich people?

• They were portable and useful during long travels.

• They were part of the fashion trend.

• They were used for navigation.

• They were a status symbol.

What is the original winder of the clock called?

• Button

• Key

• Switch

• Handle

What was the condition of the clock when it was wound?

• It was running perfectly.

• It was already wound and broken.

• It was completely unwound.

• It was missing parts.

What was the initial asking price for the clock?

• $2000

• $1500

• $500

• $100

What was the estimated value of the clock if it were running?

• $100-$150

• $1000

• $50

• $500

Why was there no offer made for the clock?

• It was too expensive.

• It was not running and costly to fix.

• It was not an antique.

• It was missing the original case.

What does the owner plan to do with the clock after the evaluation?

• Sell it online.

• Donate it to a museum.

• Give it to a friend.

• Display it on the mantel.