Ornate Wrought Iron Grandfather Clock with Pendulum

This item is a floor-standing grandfather clock, characterized by its ornate wrought iron frame and a visible pendulum. The clock's structure is primarily dark-finished metal, likely wrought iron or a similar sturdy metal, exhibiting a dark brown or bronze tone, possibly with an antiqued or distressed finish to enhance its aesthetic. The framework features extensive scrolling and curved details, particularly at the top, sides of the clock face, and near the base, resembling stylized Fleur-de-lis motifs and classic scrollwork, indicative of a decorative or traditional style. The clock face itself is circular, appearing to be made of a lighter material, possibly composite, ceramic, or a distressed painted metal, with a textured or mottled off-white/cream surface. It features minimalist hour markers, consisting of simple black dashes or small lines at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, with possibly smaller marks in between. The hands are black, with a decorative arrow-shaped hour hand and a simpler minute hand. A large, dark, spherical pendulum bob is clearly visible, suspended below the clock face within the frame, swinging freely. The overall construction suggests a decorative indoor piece. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or signatures. The style appears contemporary but draws inspiration from traditional or Gothic revival design elements, suggesting an estimated age from the late 20th to early 21st century. The clock appears to be in good condition with no overt signs of damage or significant wear, though the dark finish inherently hides minor scuffs well. Two decorative snowflake ornaments, one reddish-brown and one multi-colored, are temporarily affixed to the side scrollwork, suggesting it may be photographed during the holiday season. The craftsmanship points to a mass-produced but reasonably well-finished decorative item, designed for accentuating a living space.