The Sleepy Clock by Linden

An alarm clock by Linden from 1993. A yawning Sleepy lays in bed and says, "Morning already? I'm so sleepy." His hand moves back and forward over his mouth. Requires 3 AA batteries. Retail $69.95.

In an earlier post, see the foam puzzle clocks also by Linden.

Figural Dwarf Clock by J.A. Sural Hanau/Main

A figural clock was made in Germany in the 1950s featuring one of the dwarfs from Snow White. The glazed ceramic piece has an inset metal and glass wind-up clock (which is marked "Blessings"). The dwarf measures approximately 9" tall, and is made to be hung on a wall. A variant was also created with a freestanding base. Different pieces feature different paint color combinations, thus distinguishing one dwarf from another. Each is marked, "Walt Disney Production" along with the company's imprint, "Lizenztrager - J.A. Sural, Hanau/main".

The wall design.

The freestanding version has a separate stand.

Hake's listed this one on their website and in their Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles, 2nd edition, 2007 (p.858).

Snow White Pewter Clock

This Disney Store exclusive pewter clock features Snow White with her forest friends. Limited edition 5000. Stands 4.5" tall. Made in Malaysia. Probably dates from 1990s.

Seven Dwarfs Pewter Clocks by Linden

A series of Seven Dwarfs miniature figural clocks were produced by Linden. Made of pewter. Limited edition 5000. Each sold individually. Box measures 4.25" square. Possibly date from 1990s. Here's a couple examples.

Happy.

Dopey.

See the Snow White pewter clock in the next post. Plus the Linden foam puzzle clocks in an earlier Archive entry.

Snow White Vinyl Record Wall Clock

New Snow White wall clock made from a vintage, used 12" vinyl record. Price $55. Limited quantity. Going fast at The Variety Shop.

Thanks to Greg Philip for letting us know about this one.

Seven Dwarfs Pendulum Clock

The Seven Dwarfs Pendulum Clock. Features six of the seven out in front of the mine shaft while Dopey swings on a miner's axe from the pendulum. Made of resin. Hand painted. Measures approximately 11" high. Uses two AA batteries. Original retail $55.

The clock appeared in the Holiday 2000 Disney Catalog and again the following year in the Holiday 2001 edition.

Disney Catalog scan courtesy of Dan Alexander Dizmentia.

"Enchanting Disney" Snow White Clock

Introduced to retailers in 2013 and available in Europe in 2014, this Snow White wall clock is part of the Enchanting Disney Collection from Enesco. Measures 24cm high. SRP £35.00.

It appeared in the 2014 Enesco UK catalog (next to a Belle clock).

Stock images copyright Enesco/Disney.

Bayard Snow White Alarm Clock from France

Bayard, was a 1928 Normandy-based company (named after a famous French Knight--Pierre Terrail, seigneur de Bayard). The company made a successful Mickey Mouse wind-up alarm clock in 1930. Their second Disney-themed piece was this Blanche Neige clock, first produced in 1938.

The clocks were available in a variety of colors--green, black, pink, cream, etc. Snow White sits in the center holding a bluebird which tilts left and right as seconds pass. The dwarfs and forest animals are paired with the numbers that encircle her. Dimensions: 12.5 cm high x 3.9 cm deep. The face diameter is 11.2 cm.

The hour and minute hands are shaped like tree branches with a red bird perched upon each.

The inner workings.

Inside pic via todocoleccion.net.

Another example with original box.

Images via Heritage Auctions + Hakes.

Ten years after their first Snow White clock, Bayard manufactured a Pinocchio, then Donald Duck. From the 1950s, even more clocks were created: Pluto, Bambi, etc. This promotional flyer below includes instructions from making a paper clock for both Snow White and Pinocchio.

Another ad shows our Blanche Neige clock along with a Mickey and Donald.

Snow White continued to be produced over the years. Here's an example with a 1977 copyright imprint, sans the red bird branch hands.

Bayard went bankrupt in 1984, and although several attempts were made in the 1980s to revive the firm, on March 13, 1989, the final liquidation of property was pronounced. The brand name, however, is still owned by Spiero Horlogerie.

Special thanks to Greg Philip of A Lost Film for sharing the images and information about this clock.