American Mantel Clock Black/Gilt Column Neoclassical c1905–1925

Classic early 20th-century American neoclassical mantel clock, featuring a black case with applied gilt fluted column bundles on each side. This architectural Empire-style design was popular in the circa 1905–1925 period and produced by leading American clockmakers of the era (often attributed to makers such as Seth Thomas, Ansonia, or Ingraham).

The clock houses a mechanical spring-driven movement and retains its original double-ended winding key, an increasingly hard-to-find accessory. The paper dial displays bold Arabic numerals with an outer minute track, framed by a brass bezel.

Length: approx. 15.5 inches. Depth: approx. 5.5 inches. Height: approx. 10.5 inches. Weight (unpacked): approx. 7–8 lbs

Pre-owned antique condition. Case shows surface wear, scuffs, and finish loss consistent with age. Dial has age toning. Movement appears complete and includes original winding key. Clock has not been recently serviced and is sold untested. See photos for full condition details.