Modern Industrial Brass Mantel Clock with Pendulum

This is a modern industrial-style mantel clock, characterized by its rectangular, vertical orientation and the prominent use of brass. The clock's main body appears to be constructed from solid, thick brass with a polished, albeit somewhat tarnished, finish, showing some minor wear, scuffs, and possibly some residue or oxidation spots typical of aged brass. Its overall height is substantial, suggesting it is designed as a standalone decorative piece. The clock features a recessed rectangular face made of a contrasting silver-toned metal, possibly brushed aluminum or steel, which houses the clock mechanism. Roman numerals are used for the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, with simple markers for the other hours, all appearing to be debossed or etched into the silver-toned face. The hour and minute hands are simple, unadorned brass or gold-toned pointers. Below the main clock face, there is a smaller, rectangular cutout opening revealing what appears to be a stylized, possibly abstract, brass-colored pendulum or a decorative element that moves, though its full range of motion or function cannot be definitively determined from the image. At the bottom left corner of the clock's brass frame, there is a circular indentation with an embossed or engraved symbol, which might be a manufacturer's mark, a stylized logo, or an artisan's signature, though it is not clearly legible. The craftsmanship suggests a hand-finished quality, indicated by the slightly uneven edges and the robust construction. The item appears to be from the mid-to-late 20th century, likely from the 1960s to 1980s, reflecting a brutalist or industrial design aesthetic. The clock sits on a smooth, possibly marble, mantelpiece with delicate carved floral or leaf motifs below, providing a contrast to its rugged aesthetic. No significant damage like cracks or major dents are visible, but the tarnishing and surface wear indicate its age and use.