An Atlanta Overture: The Personal Collection of Carol Ann Blumenthal Klotz

The clock has not been tested for functionality, is not currently running and the movement has not been examined. There is some dicolorarion and crazing to the clock face. The bezel's metal support has some discoloration (old repair) around the diameter of the the clock, possibly to secure the glass. The central eglomise panel in the neck of the clock is loose, but intact. The inlaid mahogany that surrounds the eglomise panel has some old repairs that are now damaged and require attention in order to re-secure the panel. There is some wear to the lower eglomise panel. The brass surfaces are bright.
With central weight and winding keys, some components may be missing.
Height of clock 41 inches.

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