Late Victorian-Era Black Marble Mantle Clock, Intricate Golden Detailing, C.1875-1900

This exquisite black marble mantle clock, dating back to the late 19th century, epitomizes the elegance and grandeur of the Victorian era. Its robust architectural form, complete with a commanding wide base and classical columns, frames a resplendent round clock face. The face itself is adorned with Roman numerals, encased in a lustrous golden bezel that beautifully contrasts the dark marble. At its heart, the clock features intricate mechanical detailing, characteristic of the period's craftsmanship.

Historical Significance:
This timepiece is more than just a clock; it's a fragment of history. Crafted between 1875 and 1900, it reflects the era's fascination with classicism and industrial progress. Mantle clocks such as this were a centerpiece in Victorian homes, symbolizing both status and the burgeoning appreciation for precise timekeeping. Gifted to Mrs. Jennie Norine by the Moore family, for whom she worked part-time, this clock also tells a personal story of friendship and esteem.

Ideal for:
This mantle clock is perfect for collectors of Victorian antiques, enthusiasts of historical timepieces, or anyone who appreciates the confluence of functionality and decorative art. It's also an ideal piece for interior decorators seeking authentic period pieces to add to a classical ambiance.

Additional Information:

Era: Estimated between 1875 and 1900
Material: Black marble with golden accents
Provenance: Gifted to Mrs. Jennie Norine, a long-time associate of the Moore family
Condition: The item appears to be in good condition. However, there are 2 chips on the left side. The mechanical condition has not been verified.

Notes: See pictures for condition

Used needing a little love, scratches and nicks above basic wear and tear

Home Decor, Clocks

18%

Courtney Mcneilly | (719) 645-0757 | courtney@loluty.com

Pickup Details

Private Residence

Centennial, CO 80015

When to Pickup

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