Antique or not? - clockwork

A gift, claimed to be antique. Any ideas on origin based upon style?

 

1920's or so, mix of Deco and "Milady" / Rosenkavalier styles.

 

nice....in a creepy woman marble kinda way... !!

little Art Deco maybe......
What's the back of the clock look like ?

( bone up on yer picture taking......it's a little dark and fuzzy !!! )

 

Yea it is cropped cause of 1mb limit

 

Is it wind up or battery?

 

I get that...........
if yer on a phone ....we have ways of making the pics smaller.....like sending them to yourself first...

 

Wind up

 

Any manufacture name on the clock?
I'm thinking 1940s - 50s.

 

It is unmarked as usual

 

First, I would like to say Hello.
Secondly, her scarf needs to be shredded further.
And, finally, I think I found your piece (sans scarf and tobacco tan)
https://www.auctionzip.com/auction-lot/VINTAGE-ART-DECO-MANTEL-CLOCK-SCULPTURE-A-MIRROR_1EC460B99C

 

Classic Deco, but the 18th c. woman figure is odd for sure. Pulling the back cover to examine the movement will tell you a lot.

 

ya, the scarf should be burned...

 

@Dan93
Is yours marble/onyx as well?

The Woman is the wrong time period for the gazelle and style of clock. Overall it just looks weird for an Art Deco clock.

The one flipper shows, I'm wondering if this didn't originate in Mexico.


Yours has a different face. Is the material onyx as well?

 

That is a very strange combo..... the "Gazelle" would be much more at home with an African Hunter.....

 

No, that gazelle would be much more at home with an Art Deco flapper!