Antique/Vintage Reliable Ornate Cathedral Shelf Clock Running Striking well

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Antique/Vintage Reliable Ornate Cathedral Shelf Clock Running Striking well:
$237.23

Antique/Vintage Reliable Ornate Cathedral Shelf Clock Running Striking well.

\"Very Attractive\" \"Desirable\" A very warm rich wooden Cathedral Clock embellished withmany attractive brass decorations and gorgeous finials makes itattractive and even though possibly over 100 years old it is in great condition. This clock is running and striking very well. Themovementincleaned and serviced and running reliably.It is striking the halfhours and counting out the hours on the hour onits resonatingcathedral coilgong. Itis supplied with key and gorgeousbrass pendulum.

Standing approx. 50cm in height, 30cm wide and 14cm deep it would bethe perfectfeature in your lounge on the mantel piece.

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