Decorative Chinoiserie Style Wall Clock

This is a decorative wall clock with a composite construction, likely wood or resin with a painted and gilded finish that mimics the appearance of an antique banjoolly supported on a tapered body, which then expands at the base. The clock face itself is circular with Roman numeral hour markers and delicate black hands against a cream-colored background. The upper portion features an ornate gilded surround. Below the clock face is a long, rectangular panel with intricate decoration in a Chinoiserie style, depicting Oriental landscapes and figures in gold and red against a dark background. This panel is flanked by gilded stylized scrolling elements. The lower, wider section of the clock features a larger rectangular panel, also in the Chinoiserie style, with a scene that includes palm trees and a pagoda-like structure, possibly with figures. This panel is bordered by gilded molding and decorative spheres along the bottom edge. The clock terminates in a pointed finial at the very bottom. The gilded finish shows some wear and rubbing, particularly on raised areas, indicating age or handling. The decorative panels appear to be in good condition with vibrant colors, though minor surface imperfections are possible. The overall style suggests a reproduction piece, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, although without maker's marks, a definitive age and origin are difficult to determine. The craftsmanship appears to be decorative rather than of fine horological quality, intended for aesthetic appeal.