This unique antique timepiece is a cast-iron figural blinker clock, likely a German or American piece from the late 19th century, designed in the likeness of a stout, Victorian-era gentleman. Standing atop a decorative, scalloped black base, the figure is dressed in a formal black frock coat, a crisp white shirt with a dark bow tie, and a matching top hat. The most captivating feature is the clock’s automaton mechanism: the gentleman’s glass eyes are designed to "blink" or move in sync with the ticking of the clock nestled in his torso.

The clock face itself is a classic cream-colored dial with Roman numerals and ornate spade hands, encased in a beaded brass bezel. Though the painted finish shows the gentle patina of age—with minor thinning on his ruddy cheeks and along the seams of the cast metal—the figure retains a whimsical, slightly mischievous character. These "blinker" clocks were popular novelty items, blending mechanical precision with decorative folk art, making this dapper fellow both a functional timekeeper and a charming conversation piece.

Dimensions: 8" x 5.5" x h15.5"
Material: Mixed Metal
Condition: Vintage Restored, No Key, Clock doesn't work, As It , just a figure
Work: rustic rust exists

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