Very much in the manner of Art Deco metalwork artist Paul Kiss (Hungarian/French, 1885-1962), but apparently unsigned. Wrought iron frame has three mounting holes at the top, designed to hang the piece overhead: from a ceiling, over a bar or perhaps under a high doorway. (The clock could also be turned 180 degrees so the piece could be mounted with the wide platform at the bottom.) Frame measures about 28" wide, 20-1/2" high and 3" deep (not including clock flange). Dial is marked with HAC (Junghans) crossed arrows, dating to the first quarter 20th C. There is no movement. This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.

No movement in clock.