A contemporary English mantel clock with a mahogany-stained wooden case and hallmarked sterling silver mounts. The white oval dial features black Roman numeral hour markers, a railroad minute track, and three black hands, and is inscribed R. Carr CLOCKMAKER and ENGLAND. The back of the wooden body includes a removable panel for accessing the battery compartment. The quartz movement is powered by a single AA battery. The sterling silver bezel bears four hallmarks: initials RC in a clipped-corner rectangular punch, a rose in a circular punch, a lion passant in a rectangular punch, and a capital letter R in a square punch with rounded corners. The rectangular silver plaque on the rear bears four hallmarks: initials RC in a clipped-corner rectangular punch, a rose in a circular punch, a lion passant in a rectangular punch, and a script letter Q in a square punch with rounded corners. These marks identify the maker as Richard Carr, assayed in Sheffield, as sterling silver.

15cm (H) x 12cm (W).