A late 19th-century German Lenzkirch oak mantel clock
Only one available — a single, individual piece.
Ships by Wednesday 28 October.
- Secure payment at checkout
- 14-day returns · shipping info
A late 19th-century German Lenzkirch oak mantel clock, featuring an architectural pediment with ornate pierced frieze panels and a square brass face featuring decorative putti spandrels and a dial of Roman hours, engraved to back plated 43cm in height and 28cm in length, condition consistent with age and use, with key.
More from Home & Garden Decor
Oliver Baker For Liberty & Co, A Tudric Pewter Bowl with a planished finish, and set upon three pod feet,
Liberty & Co A Tudric Pewter 'Owl' Bowl of distinctive trefoil form, decorated to three sides with the stylised face of an owl with inset eyes
Two Stone Troughs
Three Stone Troughs
Archibald Knox (1864-1933) For Liberty & Co A Large Tudric Pewter Bowl circular form, decorated with a continuous band of stylised leaves and vine
A French Gilt Metal Casket late 19th Century, of oval form