An early 20th-century arched wooden mantel clock with marquetry inlay

A mantel clock featuring a wooden case with a dark finish, possibly mahogany veneer, designed with a classic arched top. The base of the case is decorated with a horizontal band of geometric marquetry stringing. The circular dial has a silvered finish with black Arabic numerals and a simple outer minute track, set behind glass within a silver-toned metal bezel. The clock is fitted with two black steel hands. No winding holes are present on the dial, suggesting a simple timepiece movement likely accessed via the rear of the case. The design is characteristic of British domestic mantel clocks produced during the early-to-mid 20th century.