Fine Furniture, Decorative Arts & Silver

Clock in overall good, stable, presentable condition. Case intact with fairly even finish throughout, having light surface wear (nicks & scratches) consistent with age and handling, a little heavier wear towards the bottom. Glass intact throughout to hood and trunk without cracks. Bonnet spirals all present and intact. With one key for hood and trunk. Works also appear complete, numbered 64494. With pendulum (faux mercury with metal cans, not glass), three weights, five tubes and crank (not original, adapted from a key). Clock runs and chimes on the hour and the half. Unsure of accuracy or duration of movement. With plaque reading : "Panama Pacific International Exposition 1915, Grand Prize." Additional images available upon request.

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