Interiors

The feet are uneven and the clock cannot presently stand upright; requires shims or reinforcement to stand on its own. The hood is screwed to the case and cannot be removed without proper tools. There is a case key, which works for the lower case and the hood. Case with old darks marks, scuffs, and scrapes throughout consistent with age and moving. Two weights and pendulum are present. Clock has not been tested for timekeeping or accuracy and has not been examined by an horologist. Additional images available upon request.

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