Clock - The Hague School - Art Deco pendulum/chimney/cabinet clock - oak wood-brass - Junghans Pfeilkreuz - 1920-1930

This impressive pendulum clock belonging to the Hague School was manufactured in the 1920s-1930s. All Art Deco elements are visible, with the symmetry in the clock case naturally standing out. The cabinet, made partly of solid light oak, is still in mint condition and features the distinctive angular style typical of the Hague School. At the front the fully solid, patinated brass dial is placed slightly recessed and framed by inward-turning two round wooden panels, making the dial stand out even more. The hands are original and typically Art Deco in style. Everything about this clock is original, including the excellent working Junghans Pfeilkreuz movement, which has been cleaned and oiled where necessary. The strike is a so-called round-gong strike that sounds every half and full hour. It can be easily turned off by slightly twisting the round gong. The rear door closes perfectly and is fitted with a brass turn latch. The clock is supplied with a key. An exclusive and handsome imposing Art Deco pendulum clock that will make a striking presence on a sideboard or mantel and is suitable for any type of interior. Includes key and is packed with the utmost care and shipped to European countries."} }```Oops, extra backtick? I included extra. Fix. Remove trailing. Ensure only one JSON object. Let's correct.```Yes.``` not needed. Provide final. Wait ensure not include stray backticks. I'll present clean.```json{