OT: Selling a Grandfather Clock --
I am strangely the owner of two grandfather clocks. (I like clocks.)
My parents bought a very expensive Herschede grandfather clock in the 1970's, which had great sentimental value to me. They literally don't make them like this anymore. It has 9 tubular bells, plays three chimes, etc. When my dad's second wife (a lovely woman) passed away it was the only thing I wanted out of their condo before we sold it. I had it shipped out to Omaha and had the case and the movements restored.
I also have a Howard Miller clock that runs fine and I currently have running. It works fine but I'll happily part with it. I'm not looking for much money for it. The things are a b*tch to move.
A local buyer would mostly likely be the best option. I've tried to give it away to local relatives without success.
Where would you advertise for a buyer. FB Marketplace? I'd like to find a good home for it.
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We've had good luck with FB marketplace for furniture
by Jeff (BGS) 
, A starter home in suburban Tempe, Thursday, July 23, 2026, 20:33 (8 hours, 45 minutes ago) @ omahadomer
I doubt anything we sold was as nice as your clocks, but it certainly wasn't junk. We sold a glass dining table and chairs when we had kids and, later, a very nice bunk bed that my son grew out of. We didn't give them away, but both buyers got a good deal and were excited about the purchase.
I suspect you will need to be patient, as I wouldn't imagine that grandfather clocks sell frequently, but I was happy with our experience selling on FB marketplace.
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