1st Clock: Made of faux wood and bone. On the bone plaque located at base portrays the scene of Bat-Ya, the daughter of Pharaoh, and Miriam, sister of Moses peeking through the tall reeds behind her, retrieving the baby Moses from the Nile river. Hebrew clock is surrounded by a bone outer rim and has two bone pillars holding up the tower of the clock with three bone finials firmly attached to the top.
Later engraved into the bone plaque is the words Bezalel, Jerusalem
Condition: in overall good condition, wood is a bit rubbed out at the left side of the tower. Unknown if this clock is in working order
Dimensions: 8.1in H., 4.7in L., 3in W., 20cm H., 12cm L., 7cm W.
2nd Clock: Made with brass-gilt and wood base, this intricate clock features two tablets with the ten commandments at its center with brass-gilt twisted pillars holding up the Hebrew clock. Turquoise colored stones encircling the brass encased clock along the top and bottom base of the pillars. Finished with a brass designed overflowing bow shape resting on top of the clock.
Condition: in overall great condition, a few of the turquoise stones are missing. Unknown if this clock is in working order
Dimensions: 6.75in H., 4.75in L., 2.5in W., 17cm H., 12cm L., 6cm W.
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