Pendulum clock - Wood, Brass - 1920-1930

The wall clock in the image is likely an antique regulator clock or a vintage-style piece, possibly of German origin from the early 20th century. These clocks are characterized by an elaborately carved wooden case and a 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.