A refined expression of traditional American clockmaking, this Howard Miller Worthington mantel clock (Model 613-102) presents a timeless silhouette with a warm oak-toned finish and elegant architectural form. The arched case is accented by decorative molding and burl-style overlays, framing a classic dial with Roman numerals and ornate black hands beneath a polished brass-tone bezel. It’s a piece designed to anchor a room with quiet sophistication and heritage appeal.
At its core is a German-made, key-wound mechanical movement (354193I), known for its craftsmanship and traditional operation. The movement is designed for triple-chime functionality, delivering quarter-hour chimes with a full strike on the hour, offering both visual and auditory presence. The interior mechanism and chime rods are visible from the back, reinforcing its mechanical authenticity and collectible nature for enthusiasts of traditional horology.
This example shows light, age-appropriate wear to the wood finish and components consistent with vintage use. Please note, the winding key is not included, and a standard compatible key will be required for operation. Despite this, it remains a highly desirable decorative and mechanical piece, ideal for display or restoration into full working order.
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