Clockworks 615

07/17/2026

✨ A Rare Opportunity from Clockworks 615! ✨

As we prepare for our upcoming move to Pittsburgh, we are beginning to thin out portions of our personal clock collection—and this beautiful Ansonia Gold Medallion Granddaughter Clock is now available for sale.

This rare and elegant timepiece is in beautiful, all-original condition, with the exception of a discreet, low-profile LED light that was professionally added to illuminate the pendulum and beveled glass. The warm lighting makes the ornate gold details and rich wood case absolutely breathtaking.

We are accepting fair and reasonable offers. Local pickup is available, with limited delivery options depending on location.

📩 Serious buyers are invited to message us directly for additional information or to make an offer.

07/15/2026

🕰️ Treasure Hunters, Clock Lovers & Vintage Collectors — We’ve Added New Inventory! 🕰️

There’s never been a better time to stop by and browse the Clockworks 615 collection at Cast + Found Vintiques in Goodlettsville!

We’ve recently stocked our space with new vintage treasures, including beautiful clocks, unique collectibles, home décor, and one-of-a-kind finds. Plus, we’ve reduced prices on select pieces, making it the perfect opportunity to take home something special at an even better value.

Whether you’re searching for:
✨ Antique clocks
✨ Vintage home décor
✨ Collectibles
✨ Unique gifts
✨ Timeless conversation pieces

…you’ll find something worth discovering!

📍 Visit us at Cast & Found Vintiques
126 North Main Street
Goodlettsville, TN 37072

📞 (615) 448-6586

🕒 Store Hours:
Monday–Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Every visit brings new discoveries, so stop in often—our inventory is always changing!

We appreciate your support of small businesses and hope to see you soon!

07/12/2026

🕰️ Clock History Spotlight: The Charming “Gingerbread” Kitchen Clock

One of America’s most beloved antique clocks is the classic Gingerbread Clock, also known as the Kitchen Clock.

These decorative clocks first became popular in the late 1800s, particularly after the Civil War. Their nickname, “gingerbread,” comes from the elaborate carved wooden trim that resembles the ornate icing found on Victorian gingerbread houses.

Manufacturers such as the Ansonia Clock Company, Sessions Clock Company, Waterbury Clock Company, and New Haven Clock Company produced thousands of these beautiful timepieces between the 1870s and early 1900s.

Despite being called “kitchen clocks,” they weren’t limited to the kitchen. Families proudly displayed them in dining rooms, parlors, and entryways, where their rich walnut or oak cases and pleasant hourly chimes became part of everyday life.

Most Gingerbread clocks feature:
✨ Ornate Victorian woodwork
🕰️ An 8-day mechanical movement
🔔 Hour and half-hour strike
🎨 Decorative glass panels and detailed dial artwork

Today, these clocks remain highly collectible and, when properly serviced, can continue keeping time for generations to come.

Do you have a Gingerbread Clock in your home or one that has been passed down through your family? We’d love to see a photo in the comments!

Clockworks 615
Keeping history ticking… one clock at a time.

Don’t forget we have Gingerbread clocks available at Cast + Found Vintiques

07/10/2026

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Features two beautiful Swarovski crystal weights and a continuous swinging pendulum with a gorgeous mirror in the back. This clock is heavy, made of solid wood and features around top design. The stereo sound of this clock is amazing!

07/07/2026

Attention! we have a limited number of Clock repair and maintenance spots available! message us to schedule before all the spots are filled!

06/30/2026

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06/30/2026

🇺🇸🎆 Stars, Stripes & Timeless Treasures! 🎆🇺🇸

Looking for something truly unique this Independence Day weekend? Skip the big box stores and discover treasures with history, character, and a story to tell!

🕰️ Clockworks 615 has stocked our space at Cast + Found Vintiques with a wonderful selection of:
✨ Antique Clocks
✨ Beautiful Blue Glass
✨ Vintage China & Pottery
✨ Collectibles
✨ Home Décor
✨ One-of-a-Kind Finds You Won’t See Anywhere Else!

Whether you’re decorating your home, searching for the perfect gift, or simply love browsing antiques, you’ll find something special waiting for you.

📍 Visit our booth inside Cast & Found
126 N. Main Street
Goodlettsville, TN 37072
📞 Cast & Found: (615) 448-6586

And remember—Clockworks 615 is still accepting antique clock repairs by appointment, so if your treasured timepiece needs a little TLC, we’re here to help!

This 4th of July, celebrate American history by bringing home a piece of it. ❤️🤍💙

We hope everyone has a safe, happy, and blessed Independence Day!

06/26/2026

Well… we’ve been keeping a little secret. 😊

If you’ve noticed that we’ve been a little quieter lately, don’t worry—we haven’t run out of clocks (or coffee)! We’ve simply been making a few changes behind the scenes.

⏰ Why the change?

Between Evan diving headfirst into his real estate career and preparing for his Pennsylvania Real Estate License Exam, and Bill somehow managing to adopt every quirky antique that crosses his path (we’re pretty sure a few of them have started following him home on their own), we decided it was time to simplify things a bit.

Instead of maintaining our large booth presence, we’ve chosen to focus our time where it matters most.

🕰️ Here’s what IS staying the same:

✅ We still have a specially selected collection of antiques and vintage treasures available at Cast & Found Vintiques in Goodlettsville.

✅ Our eBay store is still open and always adding unique finds.

✅ Evan is still repairing clocks, just on a more limited schedule so he can give each clock the attention it deserves (and occasionally remember to eat lunch).

☕ So… what’s next?

Glad you asked!

Our long-term dream is still very much alive. Once the economy improves and our investor feels comfortable moving forward, we plan to open our Clockworks Coffeehouse & Museum in the Pigeon Forge area—a place where history, clocks, great coffee, and good conversation all come together.

And because apparently we don’t know how to sit still…

🏙️ You’ll definitely be seeing Clockworks 615 popping up in several antique shops throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area.

☕ We’re also exploring the possibility of opening a cozy little coffeehouse and bistro there as well. (Because every antique hunt should end with excellent coffee and homemade goodies.)

So no… Clockworks 615 isn’t going anywhere.

We’re simply winding the clock a little differently.

Thank you to every customer, friend, collector, and fellow clock nerd who has supported us over the years. Whether you’ve bought a clock, trusted us with a family heirloom, visited one of our booths, or simply liked and shared our posts—you’ve helped make this incredible journey possible.

The next chapter is going to be our biggest adventure yet… and we can’t wait to take you along for the ride.

Until then…

Keep making time count. ❤️

— Bill & Evan
Clockworks 615

06/25/2026

We would like to wish a very happy birthday to one of our favorites!

Judy Posvic

06/24/2026