This is a German-made Kienzle clock. It features a classic dial design in a calm wooden case, and has a three-bell chime (Westminster chime structure). The internal mechanism is stamped with: "Kienzle" "563a/011" "GERMANY" "TWO (2) JEWELS" Operation has been confirmed. Both timekeeping and chiming are currently working without any problems. (Accuracy over long periods cannot be guaranteed) Inside the main body, there is a paper document from the time of sale and handling in Japan, dated Showa 37 (1962). Although it does not indicate the year of manufacture, it is a valuable document that confirms that it was officially distributed and sold in Japan in Showa 37. There are minor scratches, scuffs, and changes in the texture of the dial due to aging, but Please check the images for details. Due to being an old mechanical clock, please bid only if you understand the nature of the item as it is and as an antique.