Vintage United Clock Corp. Model 311 Western Horse Mantle Clock

This is a classic mid-century electric mantle clock featuring a cast metal horse standing alongside a decorative clock housing, both mounted on a finished wooden base. The horse appears to be made of cast white metal (often finished in bronze or brass tones, though commonly referred to as pot metal) and is depicted in a standing pose with a Western swivel saddle, showing fine details in the mane, tail, and musculature. The clock housing has a distinctive scalloped, wave-like architectural design typical of the 1940s-1950s Art Deco or Streamline Moderne influence. The dial is protected by a glass lens and shows Arabic numerals with traditional hands. The entire assembly sits on a rectangular, light-stained hardwood base. Condition-wise, the user notes the clock mechanism is currently non-functional, which is typical for these vintage electric motors. The metal exhibits a dark, aged patina with some minor scuffs consistent with age. There are no immediate signs of broken castings, and the electrical cord appears to be an older, brown two-prong variety that may require safety inspection. Items of this style were popularized by manufacturers like United Clock Corp. of Brooklyn, NY.