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2 wooden wall regulator clocks, presumably German/Austrian, ca. 1870–1900, L. 100 cm. Two wall regulator clocks in a historicizing style, presumably German or Austrian, circa 1870–1900. The wooden cases feature brown veneer and black-finished ornaments, glazed doors, and turned columns. One has a curved crown with a shell motif, a balustrade, and volutes; the other has a triangular pediment and a rosette. Both have white dials with Roman numerals, openwork hands, and a long pendulum with a brass-colored disc. L. 100 cm.
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