Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Napoleon Hat Mantel Clock

This is a classic 'Napoleon Hat' style mantel clock, likely dating from the early 20th century (Edwardian period, circa 1910-1920). The case is constructed of mahogany with elaborate decorative veneers. The front facade features book-matched light-colored wood veneers, possibly satinwood or light oak, accented by two diamond-shaped 'patera' marquetry inlays and fine stringing. The clock has a rounded arch top, flanked by small turned pilasters or columns on each side. It rests on a multi-tiered mahogany base supported by four small brass bun feet. The clock face is white with black Arabic numerals and elegant spade-style hands behind a glass bezel. The reverse view reveals a solid brass mechanical movement typical of European horology (likely German or English). The movement is visible through an open circular aperture, showing the winding mechanism and regulation components. Condition-wise, the wood shows a natural aged patina with some minor scuffing and wear along the top arch and base edges. The metalwork on the movement shows some surface tarnishing and oxidation consistent with its age. There is no visible maker's mark in the provided images, though such marks are often stamped directly onto the back plate of the brass movement.