European Furniture and Decorative Arts

The case appears in overall good and stable condition with a glossy but likely original finish. Small areas of lifting and splits to veneer largely not noticeable unless viewed closely. The very top of the case lacking some inlay to the foliate decoration. Case door without key. Having three weights and a pendulum; however, the pendulum is broken and the works cannot be tested. Uncertain of past maintenance but there is a Liebman Clock Company sticker on inside of case door. The works appear intact. Flywheel activates to strike on the quarter, full, and half hour, but does not strike presently. The dial with craquelure to black roman numerals in chapter ring. Additional images are available upon request.

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