It seems like the most popular case material is wood but there is other materials used for cases during the last 500 years aso....please post any clocks with different type materials other then wood.. here is one made of Whale Ivory and Whale baleen (the black material) with brass and siver nails (the black specks)

Tin...a Zappler

glass

better picture of glass

glass dome

Brss and marble

marble

pot metal

brass,cloisone and stone

Brass and gold plate

Mother of pearl

cast iron

porcelain

Chelsea bookends, heavy as bronze. Not sure.

Andy

Seth Thomas, pressed sheet metal.

Lux pressed wood-plastic-like material.

Andy, I have seen the bookends at a regional in Dearborn. They are even better looking in person. Great set!!

Gold plated brass.

MunC.W.

Don't come into the clock category to often, but figured I would post a pic of this clock. This Cathedral or Church clock is made almost entirely of Brass. Hand made in the early 1800's. I don't have my good camera handy, so I am not sure how the pic will look. Clock stands approx. 19" tall.

Adam

I have had a few questions about this clock. For anyone that is interested and has the resources, there is a nice article in the April 1986 Bulletin. If anyone is interested in seeing the article, I can also scan it and put it on the board or email it to you.

Adam

Brass and etched glass, Edgar Henn circa 1953-54, Germany.
Andy

These are simply the most OUTSTANDING clocks I have EVER seen. They are ALL GORGEOUS.

Thank you guys!!!

Wood composite material ,cast from mold. My most popular clock for non clock collectors....comments range "oh that dog with those rotating eyes" to the "Willards are nice but give me that dog"

Wood composite material ,cast from mold. My most popular clock for non clock collectors....comments range "oh that dog with those rotating eyes" to the "Willards are nice but give me that dog" this one has a picture

Celluloid clock

Sterling silver

milk glass

enamel on silver

chrome on brass

painting on celluloid