Anniversary Clock with Dome and Figures

This is a vintage or retro-style mantel or table clock encased in a protective clear dome. The clock features a central gold-toned dial with white face, black hour markers indicated by dots, and Arabic numerals at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions. The hour and minute hands are simple gold-toned dauphine style. Behind the clock face and within the dome, there appears to be a moving element, possibly a 'mystery' or 'anniversary' clock mechanism with a rotating pendulum or figures, though the specific motion is not discernible. Visible within the gold-colored central structure are three small figures, possibly representing musicians or dancers, which are typically associated with musical or animated anniversary clocks. The base of the clock is made of a dark, polished wood, likely mahogany or a similar stained hardwood, with a rounded rectangular shape. The clear dome is made of plastic or glass, exhibiting some reflections, suggesting it's clean but might have minor surface wear not visible in the image. The overall construction appears to be a mix of synthetic materials for the dome, polished metal (likely brass or brass-plated for the clock face and internal mechanics), and a finished wood base. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks or chips on the dome or base. The metallic components show a consistent golden sheen, implying good care or minimal tarnish. The style suggests it could date from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1960s to 1980s, given the common resurgence of anniversary clocks during those periods. The craftsmanship appears to be of a good commercial grade, typical for a decorative home item.