A beautifulcirca 1909 Gilbert eight-day mantel clock, featuring an exceptionally ornategold-gilded case in the Art Nouveau style. The case is richly decorated with flowing botanical and floral motifs, graceful curved lines, and intricate relief work characteristic of the period.
The clock features an elegantivory-colored dial with bold black Arabic numerals, complemented by distinctive period hands and a finely detailed gilt bezel. The sculptural case is supported by four curved feet, giving the clock a strong yet graceful presence.
Inside is aneight-day mechanical movement, requiring winding approximately once a week.
A wonderful example of early 20th-century American clockmaking, this Gilbert clock combinesdecorative Art Nouveau design with functional mechanical craftsmanship, making it an impressive addition to an antique clock collection or a distinctive statement piece for the home.
Circa 1909 | Gilbert | American | Art Nouveau | Gold-Gilded Case | Eight-Day Mechanical Movement
