Traditional Broken Pediment Grandfather Clock

This is a tall-case or 'grandfather' clock featuring a classic cherry or medium-toned wood construction. The case is crowned with a traditional broken swan-neck pediment and a central turned finial block, though the finial itself is currently absent. Flanking the dial and lower case are reeded pilasters with turned capitols, adding an architectural element to the design. The dial face is ornate, showcasing a silver-toned chapter ring with Roman numerals, an interior brass-toned center, and elaborate gold-toned corner spandrels. Additionally, the clock features a stationary or decorative moon phase sub-dial in the arched top. The lower portion contains a long glass waist door, currently revealing that the internal weights have been wrapped in protective material, suggesting recent transport or storage. The overall style is reminiscent of late 20th-century reproductions by makers such as Howard Miller or Ridgeway. The wood appears to be in good condition with a consistent satin finish, though there are minor scuffs visible along the base and the aforementioned missing finial. The clock exhibits high-quality joinery and traditional proportions characteristic of early American revival furniture.