"Warburton" 7H86 GE Butterscotch Catalin Clock
Updated August 15, 2026
| Lot number | 609 |
| Estimate | 175.00 - 500.00 USD |
| Category | Antiques & Furniture |
| Auction | Absolute Clock Collection Liquidation - Authentic & Original |
| Date | August 20, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT |
| Auction house | Bidding Is Open |
| Location | Ocoee, Florida |
The Warburton (model 7H86) is a charming piece of mid-century American horology. Finished in rich butterscotch Catalin (cast phenolic), the most sought-after of the early plastics for its warm marbled glow, it carries unmistakable Art Deco styling and the kind of lines and presence that make these clocks display beautifully. Telechron founded by Henry Warren, the father of the electric clock in Ashland, Massachusetts pioneered the self-starting synchronous motor and produced these clocks for General Electric. Their whimsically named models are among the most collected American electric clocks. Please review the photos closely for condition; sold as-is. Shipping available. Auction estimate: $175$500.
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