Grandmother Clock | around 1890

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The four lentil-shaped legs bear a prism-shaped base of brown-dipped wood with the segment shield which culminates with a carved shell. The front part is equipped with a door protecting a clock dial with Arabian ciphers. The richly articulated, lathed columns are on both sides of the body. The mechanism is of the skeleton, pendulum type with quarter chime to two wind-ups. It is signed B&W. The clock originates from the German territory and it can be dated to the last quarter of the 19th century. It is fully functional, on which a one-year guarantee is provided.

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