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A late 19th or early 20th century German wall clock identified through market consensus as a Junghans Vienna Regulator. The clock features a heavy dark reddish-brown stained wood case, likely walnut or similar hardwood, executed in the Victorian or Aesthetic Movement style. The case is characterized by a stepped pediment with carved scrollwork and remnants of gilt decoration in the central arch. The clock body is flanked by two heavily turned columns. The base features two matching turned finials and carved floral or foliate elements. The clock face is a white enamel or painted metal dial displaying Roman numeral hour markers (I through XII) and two ornate brass hands, protected by a hinged glass door. The movement is spring-driven and features a brass pendulum with a decorated bob visible behind the glass. The item is offered As Found.
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