Appearing in overall fairly good and stable condition. Gilt bronze is bright and fairly even throughout with a few worn areas and spots of oxidization. The back of the case with a duller finish. Some elements are loose and would benefit from tightening. One of the star ornaments on the proper left side is detached. The clock is lacking an hour hand as well as a pendulum. There is a winding key present and both chambers can be wound and the bell strikes. The dial has a few flake chips around the edges where the II and X numerals appear and one minor hairline crack at the top. The clock has not been tested for time keeping accuracy or duration and has not been examined by an horologist. Additional images are available upon request.

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