Oeil de boeuf clock - Wood, Brass - 1850-1900

Beautiful Oeil de boeuf clock (French for 'ossenoog klok') is a traditional 19th-century French wall clock. It has a large round or oval black-ebonized surround. Round type.
The round dial features Roman numerals that are beautifully gilded, centered on the dial. The dial plate is made of alabaster.
The clock mechanism is housed in a rectangular or hexagonal wooden case that is painted black. The clock has a French eight-day mechanical pendulum movement with a strike on a bell.
The glass of the clock sits in the beading/frame, which is hinged at the top of the case. The frame can be lifted to adjust the hands and wind the movement. Original domed hand-blown glass protects the clock.
In working order.
Pendulum and key present.
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