An Early 20th Century Gravity-Driven Brass Mantel Clock having a rectangular plinth base raised on bun feet supporting two columns and a circular bezel beneath
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GRAVITY-DRIVEN BRASS MANTEL CLOCK having a rectangular plinth base raised on bun feet supporting two columns and a circular bezel beneath a finial-mounted top, enclosing a glazed black dial with Arabic numerals, fronting the movement. 26cm high
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