Antique Oak German Wall Clock And Key

vintage wall clock, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, featuring a wooden case with a dark finish. The clock has a rectangular shape with a pediment top, adorned with a carved floral or shell motif, adding a touch of Victorian or early American design. The wood grain is visible, suggesting that it is made from oak or another hardwood, and the patina indicates age and authenticity.

The clock face has Roman numerals in black on a slightly yellowed or aged dial, suggesting that it may be an original part of the clock rather than a replacement. The hands are ornate with a spade-style design, and there are two winding holes, indicating that it is a mechanical clock, likely an 8-day movement that requires regular winding.

The lower section of the clock case has a glass door divided into panels, allowing a view of the brass pendulum bob, which is round and slightly tarnished, consistent with the overall vintage appearance. The sides of the case feature rounded corners, and a small wooden knob on the left side is used to open the door for winding and adjusting the pendulum.
Measures: 10 x 25


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Home Decor, Clocks

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Setauket- East Setauket, NY 11733

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Saturday, 3/22, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm

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