The "Tunis" by the William Gilbert Clock Company of Winsted, CT. Mantel clock. 212102.

This hard-to-find model is cataloged as the "Tunis." It is loosely called a crystal regulator or a Four Glass clock. The gilt metal case retains its original finish and features a wonderful mellow patina. The decorative design patterns are deeply constructed or raised off the main surfaces. This is a very interesting look and is a unique form for this Maker. The movement is brass and is of standard Connecticut quality. The back plate is die-stamped with the Maker's name and working location. The spring-powered movement is designed to run for eight days on a full wind. It will also strike each hour on a wire gong. In addition to striking the hour, it will also strike once each half hour. The ivory porcelain dial measures approximately 4.5 inches in diameter and displays a visible escapement. 

This clock stands 10.5 inches tall. 8.75 inches wide. It was made circa 1906. This is an excellent example.

Inventory number 212102.