PAIR Vintage Reverse Painted Clock Glass – Escape of the Constitution

Originally used as front panels for decorative clocks, both pieces depict detailed sailing ships across calm waters, framed by bold folk art–style floral borders reminiscent of Pennsylvania Dutch- design. This listing includes two matching panels: Panel 1: Cleaner condition with strong color and clarity Panel 2: More worn example with visible aging, including surface haze, paint wear, and a rough chipped corner The designs are applied to the reverse side of the glass, giving a smooth front surface and layered depth, with visible aging on the back consistent with vintage clock glass. 📏 Measurements • Approx. 12 x 8 each ⚠️ Condition Both panels show age and wear consistent with use One panel in better display condition Second panel shows: Noticeable surface haze/clouding Heavy wear to reverse-painted layer Chipped/rough corner No major full cracks observed Priced as a paired vintage lot with condition variation. 🕰️ Estimated Year 1970s–1990s ✨ Fun Fact The USS Constitution (Old Ironsides) became one of America's most iconic naval ships after escaping a British fleet during the War of 1812—leading to scenes like this being widely used in clocks and decorative artwork. 🧾 Seller Note While I've done my best to capture any flaws in the photos and video, these are estate items and previously used unless otherwise stated. Review all images carefully before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions.