Vintage "The Warren" Wall Regulator Clock

This item is a vintage wall-mounted regulator clock, commonly known as a 'schoolhouse' style clock due to its classic design. The clock features a dark stained wooden case, likely oak or a similar hardwood, with a visibly aged patina. The upper section of the case has a decorative molded cornice or pediment, adding to its traditional aesthetic. The main body of the clock is rectangular, housing a circular white clock face with bold black Roman numerals for hour markers and a smaller inner ring of Arabic numerals for minutes (though largely obscured by the hour and minute hands). The minute and hour hands are dark-colored and simple in design. 'THE WARREN' is prominently displayed in the center of the clock face, indicating the manufacturer or model name. A small seconds dial appears above the 'VI' numeral. The face is protected by a glass panel set within a brass or gold-toned bezel, which shows some signs of wear and age. Below the clock face, within a separate compartment also protected by glass, is the brass-toned pendulum and rod, indicating a mechanical movement. The wood appears to be in relatively good condition for its age, though minor scuffs or scratches consistent with years of use are likely present. The overall construction suggests a piece from the late 19th or early 20th century. The craftsmanship is evident in the joinery of the wooden case and the detailing of the clock face. The glass panels appear intact, and the brass elements like the pendulum bob show some natural oxidation or tarnishing.