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Subiaco Museum > Records

CLOCK: MANTEL, SQUARE DESIGN IN POLISHED WOOD

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Cube shaped design in polished wood. The upper surface and the edges of the base are a darker colour. Front surface has circular shaped clock with glass protection and a copper catch. The numbers are black on a worn dark surface with metal hands. The wooden cube rests on a 40 mm wooden stand. The back has a wooden panel that is held in place by copper clips and a small yellow metal lock at the left hand side.

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cwa-org-43-1986.252

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An example of a mantel clock, possibly owned by a local resident.

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