Features:

Crafted in hardwood solids and veneers.

Adapted from a clock case owned by the Duke of Argyll, the clock resided in the stupendous Armoury Hall at Inveraray Castle in the Western Highlands of Scotland.

The styling is distinctively George III late 18th century.

The domed top is covered with crackled coromandle over an arched cornice supported by Doric columns.

The middle section has a rectangular door that hides shelving and is also decorated with crackled coro-mandle and curious geometric shapes.

Accurate dual chime quartz movement plays traditional Westminster or Ave Maria melodies and features an automatic night time chime silencer and chime volume control.