Alarm clock - - Mahogany - 1850-1900

Early 20th-century pendulum clock with a wooden structure and an integrated mirror.
Style and design: The clock has a dark wood structure, probably made of walnut or mahogany, with a solid base. It is a clock that evokes the style of the early 1900s.
Dial: The dial is round, with Roman numerals and a classic design, featuring two visible hands (hour and minute). Additionally, there are scales for setting the time and movement, indicating a precision mechanism.
Campanelli: The presence of two bells at the bottom indicates that the clock chimes on the hour or to signal the exact time, a common feature in table or wall clocks.
Internal mechanism: The watch is equipped with a regulation system; the labels 'fast' and 'slow' indicate that it is possible to adjust the watch's speed to keep it accurate.