The term “cabinet clock” is a rather broad one, referring to a 12- to 24-inch tall, highly polished, shelf clock whose case has been built by a skilled cabinetmaker. Cabinet clocks have hidden pendulums, typically feature oak, ash, walnut, ebony, or mahogany cases, and are eight-day time-and-strike models.
Ansonia “Cabinet C” oak shelf clock, brass dial, ormolu decorations, turned oak columns &brass feet,
eight-davtime & strike, 111/2 x 19″ h. $1,100.
