American Table Clock in Rosewood (c. 1870–1890)

Title:
American Table Clock – Mechanical Mechanism with Rosewood Leaf (19th Century)

Description:
Elegant American table clock from the late 19th century, with a rosewood veneer case, a fine finish highly valued in Victorian furniture.
The dial features Roman numerals, and the internal brass mechanism retains the original label with instructions (“Directions for Setting the Clock”), indicating American manufacture — possibly from the Seth Thomas , Waterbury , Ansonia , or New Haven manufacturers, all recognized for the quality of their winding mechanisms.

Main features:

• Period: c. 1870–1890

• Origin: USA

• Wood: rosewood veneer over solid wood structure

• Paper dial with original Roman numerals

• Hand-painted decorated front glass

• Brass mechanism with double winding (clock and bell)

• Original instruction label preserved inside.

• Metal doorbell with audible signal, spring-operated.

• Pendulum and key included (if available)

Dimensions (approx.):
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State:
Good overall condition. Slight signs of use and wear consistent with its age.
Complete mechanism, may require minor adjustments for precise operation.