Vintage Wall-Mounted Banjo Style Weather Station and Clock

This item is a vintage wall-mounted banjo-style weather station and clock, characterized by its elongated, decorative wooden frame. The frame appears to be made of a dark-stained wood, possibly mahogany or walnut, featuring intricate gold or cream-colored scrollwork and foliate motifs painted or applied to its surface. The overall form is reminiscent of a banjo, with a narrower 'neck' expanding into a broader 'body' at the bottom. Starting from the top, there is a small, round encased dial, likely a barometer, indicating atmospheric pressure. Below this, integrated into the 'neck' of the frame, is a vertical mercury-based thermometer, displaying temperature readings. Flanking the thermometer are two turned, black-finished wooden spindles or balusters, adding to its classical aesthetic. Further down, dominating the main 'body' section, is a circular clock face. The clock features a light-colored, possibly off-white or cream, dial with black Arabic numerals for hours and minute markers. It has red hour and minute hands, along with a black second hand. The clock face is surrounded by a silver-toned bezel. At the very bottom, another circular dial is present, which is likely a hygrometer, measuring humidity, or possibly a secondary barometer. This dial also features a silver-toned bezel. The entire piece exhibits signs of age, including a visible patina on the wooden finish and some wear on the gold decorative elements. The dials of the instruments appear to have some discoloration or minor surface degradation consistent with older pieces. There are no obvious signs of major damage or repairs from the provided images, but close inspection would be needed to confirm the condition of the internal mechanisms and the integrity of the wood. The style suggests a mid-20th century production, perhaps from the 1940s to 1960s, adopting a traditional or colonial revival aesthetic.