The dial is engraved with "John Ellicot London Le Ore". The dial is likely from an old antique clock from the 18th century. Reference ↓ Based on this photo, the internal mechanism of this clock is not an 18th-century original, but one manufactured by Hermle of Germany in 1986. In other words, even if the case and dial are engraved with "John Ellicot London", the movement was replaced later. The engraving in the 14th photo reads "BHS GERMANY" and below that, the caliber number "340-020" can be seen. BHS refers to Hermle (Franz Hermle & Sohn, BHS is one of the abbreviations), a German clock movement manufacturer. "340-020" is a model number for a mechanical mantel clock movement manufactured by Hermle from the 1970s onwards. The "86" at the top indicates the year of manufacture (1986). This item is a transfer, so details are unknown. Also, please note that we do not have any specialized knowledge. Free nationwide shipping! Thank you. Franz Hermle Made in Germany Mantel clock Pendulum clock Franz Hermle Antique Rare Vintage *John Ellicot was born in 1706 and established his business in Swithen's Alley, Royal Exchange in 1728. He invented the compensated pendulum and developed the application of the cylinder escapement. - Type: Mantel clock - Material: Wood - Design: Classic - Dial color: Gold - Hand color: Black - Decoration: Engraved decoration - Size: Depth 25 Width 36 Height 60 ⚠ Operation cannot be confirmed. ⚠ The inside has not been touched at all.