RARE "Candidate" 3H178 Catalin Marble Clock

Updated August 15, 2026

A RARE find for the serious collectorthe Candidate (model 3H178) is a hard-to-source example that doesnt come up often. Finished in collectible Catalin (cast phenolic resin) prized by Art Deco collectors for its depth and color, 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: $125$350.

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