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Timeless Treasures

hapely and statuesque, Swedish Mora clocks have the distinction of not only being the most feminine-looking of longcase clocks but also one of the most collaboratively made. Originating in the Swedish town of Mora during the 18th century, Mora clocks were first made by farmers as a way to earn money during lean times. But rather than one person being responsible for a clock from start to finish, Mora clockmaking became a cottage

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