A mid-to-late 20th-century mantel clock manufactured by Metamec. The case is of rectangular form, featuring a dark mahogany-stained wooden top and base connected by four brass-toned metal corner pillars. The front and side panels consist of composite material with a brown marbled effect. The top is fitted with a decorative cast brass-toned swing handle, and the piece rests on four small brass-toned bun feet. The circular gilt dial has a brushed sunburst finish, set behind a glass lens, and features black Roman numerals with decorative fleur-de-lis motifs between the hour markers. The dial is set with black-finished hour and minute hands and a gold-toned sweep seconds hand. The rear of the clock features a hinged brass-toned door that opens to reveal a black plastic battery-operated movement. The dial is marked Metamec and Made in England. The movement casing is embossed with the name Kienzle and is marked Germany.
Height: 18 cm
Width: 16 cm
Depth: 6 cm.
Condition report:
The clock appears to be in fair aesthetic condition with visible surface wear and tarnishing to the brass-toned metal elements. There is a notable patch of white sticker residue or surface damage on the front left corner of the wooden top. The battery compartment is currently empty and the clock\'s functionality has not been tested.
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