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A German Historicist mantel clock, A.G. für Uhrenfabrikation Lenzkirch, circa 1894 Ebonized wooden case with a front likely veneered in walnut and gilded metal fittings. Partially gold-plated metal dial with Arabic numerals, two winding squares, steel hands, and a central alarm hand; glazed bezel. Brass full-plate movement with mainspring, pendulum, and alarm mechanism; strikes on two tuning forks; marked “LENZKIRCH / A.G.U.,” numbered “994031,” and designated “2.” Curved case with rocaille decoration, a female head, a winged putto, and a putto-head crown; openwork sound grille on the back, backed with fabric. Surface shows scratches, scuffs, and missing areas; veneer is stained. Fittings and dial are scuffed and tarnished; the dial has isolated areas of missing enamel. The crown is slightly askew; the front left foot is bent. Dimensions: 35 × 19 × 11 cm. Condition: II -
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