A Large & Decorative Early 20thC Painted Zinc & Iron Architectural Clock Face c.1920-35

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A Large & Decorative Early 20thC Painted Zinc & Iron Architectural Clock Face c.1920-35Origin: English or French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 35 Diameter: 46. 75 Depth: 1. 75 The large and decorative black and white painted zinc and iron architectural clock face, at almost four feet in diameter, having riveted decoration to non numeric indicator marks, the design of art deco influence and with the original wooden backboards, survives from the second water of the twentieth century. The face is in as found

Guy Payling-Wright had led a charmed life

the base marked W

black buttons and a purple tie

The oak is in good order with good patina and no evidence of worm

Although fairly dirty and in unrestored condition

but the overall display is clear and now preserved safely in a simple glazed black frame

They live in the warm waters of the South Pacific and Indian Oceans

thus the attractive and useful octagonal form for a better grip

the company goes on to say the items they sell are at ‘reasonable rates’

A variety of small occasional tables are now called guéridons in French

decked out in every hue

Once having been the central section of a large three-piece Stag furniture dressing table mirror