A 19th-century Biedermeier Walnut and Satinwood Regulator Wall Clock is a remarkable timepiece. It features a beautifully carved surmount positioned above a white enameled dial, which is adorned with Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds hand. The dial has a finely engine turned surround. The clock operates with a single weight-driven movement.

This particular piece is a mid-19th-century Biedermeier Vienna regulator antique clock. Its traditional walnut case boasts an arched carved pediment top and a slender frame.

The  surround, with its single-piece enamel dial, also displays Roman numerals and counterpoised regulator hands. The clock is equipped with an  timepiece movement, which includes a true deadbeat escapement The brass-cased weight is accompanied by a brass pulley, and the brass bob pendulum features a wooden rod. This clock is in excellent working condition and maintains accurate time.