Spartus Retro Electric Clock | Faux Dining Hutch | Cottagecore Decor

Straight outta someone’s perfectly preserved 1970s kitchen, this Spartus electric wall clock is giving cottagecore grandma meets retro diner—in the best way. Shaped like a little wooden hutch, it’s got a teapot, candlesticks, and blue floral dishes tucked inside—like a snapshot from a vintage kitchen shelf. The faux wood-look frame and shutter-style clock face bring all the cozy charm. It’s missing the original cord, so consider this a fixer-upper for the charmingly handy, or a decorative piece for the kitsch lover who doesn’t mind it keeping “vibes” instead of time. Details: • 11.5” tall × 5.5” wide × 2” deep • Model No. H6510, made by Spartus Corporation • Originally electric (cord not included—would make a fun upcycle!) • Some minor wear on the top • Faux wood plastic with fantastic vintage styling Whether it’s going in a retro kitchen, your thrifted clock wall, or just something to make your guests pause mid-sentence and go, “wait—is that a tiny hutch with a clock on it?” (Working or not, it’s stealing the show.) Restoration Suggestions: •Replace the missing cord: Compatible replacement cords are available from clock part suppliers, with prices ranging from $3.50+ ,depending on style and length. •Convert to battery operation: For those less inclined to work with electrical components, consider converting the clock to battery operation using a quartz movement kit, available at most craft or hobby stores. *Please note I’m not a clock expert, just a DIY lover🫣