Antique Gilt Metal Mantel Clock Wedgwood Each composition reflects the late

Each composition reflects the late 19th-century fascination with romanticized country life

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Antique Gilt Metal Mantel Clock Wedgwood Each composition reflects the lateThis ornate antique mantel clock was produced by The Western Clock Manufacturing Company of La Salle, Illinois, the predecessor to the famous Westclox brand. Dating to the early 1900slikely between 1900 and 1915this timepiece reflects the decorative tastes of the turn of the 20th century, with a cast spelter (white metal) case finished in gold gilt and an elaborate openwork design featuring scrolling acanthus leaves, a cherub mask, and intricate