This is a pre-war, oak-cased, box-type pendulum clock. It kept time for many years in an old house in Nagoya, but it came onto the market about five years ago as part of the estate sale of the former owner. The seller used it with great care in their living room for a long time, but since it is an antique from over 90 years ago, the built-in spring mechanism had deteriorated. However, the exterior maintains a wonderful air of dignity, so I decided to remove the spring and replace it with a DIY quartz oscillator clock kit. As a result, I was able to revive it as an antique pendulum clock that combines practicality and beauty. It keeps time accurately. Cut glass is set in the door, and there are round peep holes on both sides. Fine carvings are applied to the front. This pendulum clock from the early Showa era, made of solid oak, is now very rare. I would like to pass it on to someone who has a connection to it and have them use it with care.