Table-hanging clock, of Austrian manufacture, late 19th century. Very small and short-term editions. Clock integrated in copper plate painted in oil, in the shape of a painting and bronze frame, and a scene of multiple characters in a medieval town square. Clock with mechanical movement machinery, Half Fusee (Semicatalino), manufactured by STEWART DAWSON & CO. Liverpool. (P. 60 Brian Loomes), Ca. 1878-88 and with No. 85368. Setting the time and winding on the front by means of a key. A key is attached for this purpose. Hand-painted central dial, with Roman numerals for the hours. Spear type needles. Rear desktop support and hanging ring. Size: 170 x 120 x 30mm. In running state.
