Wall clock - - Mahogany - 1920-1930

The wall clock in the image is probably an antique or vintage-style regulator clock, possibly of German origin from the late 19th or early 20th century. These clocks are characterized by their elaborately carved wooden case and their visible pendulum mechanism.
Main features
Type of clock: It is a wall pendulum clock, commonly referred to as a 'regulator'.
The box is made of wood, probably walnut or oak, with a dark finish. The dial is white, and the numbers are black Roman numerals.
Style: The design features a classic style with turned and carved embellishments, similar to the Elizabethan or Alfonso styles, popular in the mentioned era.
Mechanism: Typically, these clocks are manually wound and mechanical, featuring a pendulum and often a chiming mechanism that strikes the hour.