Thank you for viewing. This item was used at my parents' home for many years, but I'm not sure when it was purchased. As shown in image 16, the sticker from the watch shop has "40.10.23" written on it. Seikosha Miyagata Square Dial Wall Clock. Seikosha (now Seiko), founded in 1892, is the oldest existing watch manufacturing company in Japan. The company has manufactured various types of wall clocks, mantel clocks, wristwatches, etc. throughout its long history. This clock is a "Miyagata" type wall clock, which has a box-shaped body with a roof-like decoration on top. In this type, the "Miya" part at the top often has a soft design using curves, but this one makes use of straight lines, including the metal decorative parts, and, combined with the square dial, creates a sharp and sophisticated atmosphere. The large dial has a simple design, which goes well with the long and short hands with a cutout design, and the time is very easy to read. (From online search) The clock strikes the time on the hour (0 minutes) with the number of times corresponding to the hour, and once every 30 minutes, with a clear chord of two bar bells, a slightly higher-pitched "poon-poon." * It is still working normally and can be wound. Size Height: Approximately 48.5cm Width: Approximately 24.3cm Depth: Approximately 13.3cm (All at the largest part) * Compared to the item I researched online, this item has round windows like peepholes on the left and right sides. * Winding key included. * Paint peeling on the dial. This is a used item that has been stored at home, so we are looking forward to your purchase if you understand. Taste...Antique/Classic Main material...Wood Display type...Analog