Fine Furniture and Decorative Arts

Clock in overall good, stable, complete condition. Case intact without dents or loss, having fairly even bright patina throughout with only minor surface wear. Enamel dial mostly intact but with some tight hairline cracks near the 3 and 9, some additional minor chipping near edges and light surface scratching. Glass to dial intact. Works appear complete with pendulum and two bells, no key. Back door opens fairly smoothly but has some minor dents and is discolored. Pendulum hangs from a silk suspension. Clock takes a wind in all three holes, strikes on the hour and quarters, and tries to run but won't consistently. Additional images available upon request.

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