Haven't seen this Nelson clock before  

Let me apologize beforehand...
Let me apologize beforehand for the wickedly long link. I don't think the link box can handle such a monster, and I couldn't figure out how to shorten it. If anyone knows how, how about a free lesson for Christmas? Happy Holidays!

I know nothing about this pricey clock,
but I have encountered your link problem in the past-- my solution is to trim extraneous stuff off the end at likely points (like wherever I see a =), then test the trimmed link until it's as short as possible but still functions.
Here's the $14,000 clock:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Howard-Miller-George-Nelson-Associates-Clocknik-Cloc...

i remember this clock
It seems the same seller had it up back in oct for 4500
Wright auctions sold one back in '07 for 6000
Handsome little thing.
A google search brings up the same link to e-bay over and over.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Howard-Miller-George-Nelson-Associates-Clocknik-Cloc...

image try again
i could use a few lessons myself...
Wright link
George Nelson & Associates
Clocknik table clock, model 2270
Howard Miller
USA, c. 1959
aluminum, brass, enameled steel
5.5 w x 7.5 d x 6 h inches
: A Boolean argument was expected. $6000-$8000
Result: $6000
(edit- the image is from e-bay, not the wright auction)
http://www2.wright20.com:8080/4DCGI/Web_Individual_Lots/EQ2Z/542

It's a beautiful clock
but crikey, aren't most of the table models extremely over priced?
I can't imagine this clock's worth more than $600.00 or $800.00 tops.

It is still overpriced, but Barry...
you'd have to add a zero to your numbers. Three have sold in the past two to three years, each in the $6,000 to $9,000 range. This one is not worth that much (or near it) because it's been buffed and repainted. It is a very cool clock and very rare, though it appears there are at least 4 known examples at this point.

Good to know, MidMod....
thanks alot for the info. I wonder what other of Nelson's clock are similarly high valued....

this odd one?
George Nelson & Associates
table clock, model 2208
Howard Miller
USA, c. 1953
glazed ceramic, enameled aluminum
5.75 w x 4.25 d x 8.75 h inches
: A Boolean argument was expected. $7000-$9000
Result: $15,000
I've never seen this one. It is just rare. Would love to know the history and
why so few were made...