Mid-Century Modern Electric Table Alarm Clock

This item is an electric table alarm clock, likely dating from the Mid-Century Modern period (roughly 1950s-1970s) due to its aesthetic and construction. The clock features a rectangular, box-like case constructed from what appears to be light-colored wood or wood veneer, possibly maple or birch, for the top and bottom panels. The side panels are made from a darker wood, possibly walnut or a stained wood, providing a pleasing contrast. The overall dimensions suggest it is a compact desk or bedside clock. The front face is dark, likely black or dark brown, with white numerical hour markers at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock, and oval-shaped markers for the remaining hours. The hands are a luminous or contrasting metallic color, possibly brass or copper, clearly visible against the dark face. A prominent feature is the raised, circular brown button on the top panel, which is likely a snooze or alarm shut-off button. Below the clock face, there is a metallic, possibly brass or gold-toned, horizontal accent bar that acts as a subtle foot or decorative element. The clock is powered via an attached brown electrical cord visible extending from the right side. The condition appears good overall for its age, with some minor wear consistent with use and age visible on the wooden surfaces and perhaps light scratches on the acrylic or glass face, though no significant damage or repairs are immediately apparent. The craftsmanship indicates mass production common for the era, but with attention to the distinctive minimalist and geometric styling characteristics of Mid-Century design.