A late 19th-century German walnut architectural wall clock
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A late 19th-century German walnut architectural wall clock, having a scalloped arched pediment over reeded and turned side pilasters flanking the glazed door with carved circular and oval apertures, the cream dial with brass bezel, Roman numerals, and twin winding arbors for an eight-day striking movement, with brass pendulum bob visible below. Movement untested and working status unknown height approx. 66cm
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