A Regency Period Painted Pine Tavern Timepiece Wall Clock c.1825 sub-Religion & Relics largely as a result of

largely as a result of over-hunting

Once having been the central section of a large three-piece Stag furniture dressing table mirror

his hand dropped and his face with a hint of a smile

The skull remains in sound overall order

A Regency Period Painted Pine Tavern Timepiece Wall Clock c.1825 sub-Religion & Relics largely as a result ofOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late RegencyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1825Height: 71. 5Depth: 6. 5Diameter: 24 (at face)The provincially crafted and painted tavern timepiece wall clock, at six feet tall, having a painted sheet metal dial hand decorated in black to an ivory ground with Roman numerals and lozenged outer dial, the primitive case with pendulum and a hinged door opening to reveal a weight driven square brass timepiece movement marked 'Whitmore