Antique Wooden Mantel Clock on Pedestal

This item is an antique wooden mantel clock, likely crafted from oak or a similar hardwood, exhibiting a rich, medium-brown finish. The clock's case features an ornate architectural design, characterized by a stepped and peaked pediment top with decorative carvings, including what appears to be a central finial or cartouche flanked by two smaller, leaf-like scrolls. Below the pediment, the case has an overhanging cornice with a fluted frieze. The main body of the clock is rectangular with vertical pilasters on either side, also adorned with fluting or reeding. The clock face is brass-colored, featuring black Arabic numerals and intricate filigree hands. The brass appears to have a natural patina consistent with age. Below the clock face, there is a decorative apron with carved scrollwork and possibly floral motifs. The entire clock mechanism itself sits atop a larger, simpler wooden base or pedestal which also appears to be made of the same wood type. This pedestal is box-shaped and features a light-colored, possibly woven or perforated, panel on its front face. The overall construction suggests a late 19th to early 20th-century style, possibly Arts and Crafts or an American Victorian influence. Condition-wise, the wood shows a consistent color and finish, indicating good preservation, though minor surface wear or dust might be present given its age. No obvious cracks, chips, or significant damage are visible, and the carvings appear well-defined, suggesting quality craftsmanship. The metal elements of the clock face show natural oxidation which contributes to its antique aesthetic.