This is the kind of clock that refuses to be ignored.
Featuring an ornate gilt-tone metal case with a cherub figure beside the clock face, this New Haven piece brings maximum antique drama in a relatively small footprint. The dial is marked New Haven U.S.A., and the clock face reacts brightly under blacklight. That reaction suggests the dial may contain early luminous paint, possibly radium-based, as was common on older clocks, but this has not been professionally tested.
In other words: beautiful, historic, and not something to lick, which frankly should be standard advice for most antiques. Condition: Clock movement is untested.
