Here's a handsome little survivor from another age - an Art Nouveau-style mantel clock that looks like it could have ticked away the hours in a century-old parlor. The sculpted fleur-de-lis motif and sweeping vinework make it a stunner from any angle. The clock mechanism itself is a later addition (likely 1990s-2000s battery-operated insert), but the heavy cast-metal body feels older, solid, and steeped in that bygone charm modern décor just can't fake. Whether it sits on your mantle, bookshelf, or photo backdrop, it brings a touch of timeless craftsmanship and character.
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MATERIAL:
Cast metal alloy (likely spelter or similar composite) with faux bronze finish
DIMENSIONS:
Approx. 11" tall × 6" wide × 4" deep
WEIGHT:
Hefty, around 3-4 lbs (solid metal body)
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
Unknown
DATE OF MANUFACTURE:
Clock insert: 1990s-2000s Base structure: mid-20th century or earlier (estimated)
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CONDITION STATEMENT:
Tested non-working - clock does not currently operate, likely needs replacement movement or battery compartment repair. Exterior shows light wear, patina, and some surface oxidation consistent with age. Structurally sound and displays beautifully.
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FUN FACT:
The fleur-de-lis, featured prominently on the front, has symbolized royalty, faith, and craftsmanship since medieval France - which makes this clock a perfect conversation starter even when it's not keeping time.
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SHIPPING & HANDLING:
Ships safely & securely from rural Colorado with careful packing and insurance included. Ground Advantage is standard, or Priority Mail options available depending on location and combined order size. No returns unless not as described/pictured.
