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This clock was given to me by my aunt. It has a very sweet little tone, as it strikes on a small bell. The clock is currently missing parts, due to it being from the 1870's and very difficult for it to retain all of it's original parts at that age. This clock may have also sat on a stand as there is one still present anyway at the bottom, made of very heavy. Otherwise the condition is good enough, though there have been decoration losses over time, and little fails in the brass. I have not found a maker for it so I need a bit of help if possible, so thanks!
Mantel ClocksMantel clocks (also known as mantle or shelf clocks) were inexpensive to ma…