We present to you an elegant mantel clock, crafted in the classic German Art Deco style of the first half of the 20th century. The monumental case, crafted from solid wood and veneer of fine wood (presumably oak), features the symmetry characteristic of the era and soft stepped forms ("waves") on the sides. The upper part of the case is decorated with an elegant carved composition with floral motifs, emphasizing the piece's status. Specifications: Period: 1940s. A typical post-war release, when the factory was restoring production. Country of manufacture: Germany. Dial: Brass bezel with crystal. Clean dial with clear Arabic numerals in a retro style. Mechanism: Mechanical, spring-winding. Two keyholes on the dial indicate the presence of a striking mechanism (striking the half-hour and hour). Hands: Figured, openworked, made of gold-plated metal. Base: Sturdy turned ball feet at the front and back. Condition: Exterior: Very good vintage condition. The wood retains its beautiful deep grain and original varnish. Minimal signs of wear give the piece a refined patina. The glass and brass trim are undamaged. These clocks were a symbol of domestic comfort and prosperity in European homes during the interwar period. They are renowned for their reliability and the soft, deep chime created by the resonant wooden case. A perfect addition for collectors, lovers of fine mechanical craftsmanship — an elegant example of clockmaking. All items shown in our auctions, including this beautiful clock, come directly from our private collection. We are dedicated collectors with a passion for rare and meaningful artifacts. Bid with complete confidence; you are buying from a reliable seller with top ratings and a proven track record in authenticity, honesty, and careful shipping. We guarantee that the item will be shipped safely and on time.