The wall clock is made in the style and shape of the well-known Frisian tail clock albeit without detachable cover. The wooden slide with the pendulum behind it is also missing. The numeral ring with Roman numerals is located on a copper back plate. The digit ring has a stain near the "I". With depictions of flowers and plants in the centre. Name of the maker at the top: Telma. With angel heads on the corners. At the top a shield with the text "Tempus Fugit". On the left of this a church, on the right a sailing ship. Brass ornaments on the sides of the door. The clock has 2 weights on brass chains. The tap holes of the movement have been cleaned and lubricated. The clock runs and strikes well on gong rods. Bronze ornaments on top of the cover. On the sides brown coloured decorated panes. The left ornament is missing. The tail is damaged at the bottom of the back.