Property from the Fred and Kay Krehbiel Collection, Part I

The clock has an overall attractive appearance with a finely figured veneer. The works are unsigned. Some patch repairs to the plinth. The molded cornice with visible marks where it may have been affixed. The back door with pencil inscription No. 115. With indistinct description. Missing central star mount and further mounts to the side. The pin for the central mount still visible. The door is a differenct color and possibly an old replacement. Patch replacements to the back edge of the plinth and an old repair to the rear plinth.

The clock takes a wind and chimes when the hands are manually advanced. Appears to be in working condition but has not been tested for time keeping or accuracy. Not examined by an horologist. 

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