These photos are examples to help you display the important aspects of each item. Remember to include photos of any notable defects such as cracks, chips, stains, tears, heavy scratches or past repairs, and mention them in the item description as well.

Photos:

1. Show entire clock

2. Show tape measure or ruler next to clock for scale

3. Show back of clock

4. Close up of any model numbers/maker’s marks

Photos:

1. Show entire clock

2. Show top portion of clock

3. Open door and clock face

4. Open door and show chimes & pendulum

5. Show close up of brand name and model number (usually found inside of door)

6. Show if key is included

Description notes:

• Tested & working? Or working condition unknown?
• Check for notable damage including scratches or chips.
• Will the customer need to bring help to remove the item? Or will there be help available for them?

Pickup day tips:

Remove the weights from the clock. Wrap the weights to protect them from damage. Place moving blankets inside the clock to stabilize glass from the inside. Wrap the outside of the clock to protect it from damage and keep the door closed. Tape the key to the clock so it doesn’t get left behind.

These photos are examples to help you display the important aspects of each item. Remember to include photos of any notable defects such as cracks, chips, stains, tears, heavy scratches or past repairs, and mention them in the item description as well.

Photos:

1. Show full clock

2. Show top portion of clock if detailed

3. Show clock face

4. Open door and show inside of clock parts (pendulum, chimes, key)

5. Show any names or maker’s marks found on or inside the clock

6. Show back of clock