Vintage Kienzle Anniversary Clock with Rose Motif

This is a vintage Kienzle anniversary clock, also known as a '400-day clock,' characterized by its rotating pendulum movement. The clock is encased in a clear glass dome, which rests on a two-tiered base. The lower tier of the base is painted in an off-white or cream enamel, which shows significant chipping and wear, particularly around the edges, revealing what appears to be a darker material or original finish beneath. The upper tier of the base, beneath the glass dome, is a polished brass-tone metal, which also exhibits some patina and minor signs of age. The clock dial is round and features Arabic numerals for hour markers, rendered in a simple, legible font. 'Kienzle' is prominently printed on the upper half of the dial. The center of the dial is adorned with a decorative rose motif, depicting clusters of pink and red roses with green foliage, adding a charming, somewhat traditional aesthetic. The hour and minute hands are simple, unadorned metal in a dark finish. Below the clock mechanism, two decorative pillars, likely ceramic or painted metal, are present, each featuring a complementary rose and foliage design, mirroring the dial. The torsion pendulum, characteristic of anniversary clocks, consists of several brass-toned spheres, suspended on a thin wire, designed for slow, continuous rotation. The overall style suggests a mid-20th-century European manufacture, consistent with Kienzle's known production periods for such clocks. While the glass dome appears intact, the visible wear on the base indicates a history of use and handling. The brass components show a natural aged patina. The intricate movement and the delicate decoration are indicators of a moderately crafted timepiece of its era.