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Ridgeway Beverly Hills Grandfather Clock
The Ridgeway Beverly Hills Grandfather Clock features a Glen Arbor cherry finish on select hardwoods and mahogany veneers. The graceful stepped swan's neck pediment - with carved finial and rosettes book-matched crotch mahogany bordered with a fiery exotic maple and magnolia center inlay design - put the finishing touch to this remarkable floor clock. The polished brass finished dial features raised corner spandrels a glimmering crystal center disk applied numerals and a functioning blue moon dial with pierced stars that twinkle by the light of an internal lamp. A large lyre pendulum with twisted rods and 10 7/8-inch crystal center disk complements the dial and reflects light from a lower lamp.Exclusive to Ridgeway this lower lamp offers a touch switch for dimming (located at the middle door hinge) to create a romantic mood. Flowing reeded columns and richly carved column caps bring attention to the multi-shaped front-locking door with shaped beveled glass. A decorative embossed molding also accentuates the multi-tiered base. Ornate glass side access panels provide easy access and offer a view to the clock's mechanical movement and accent the beveled side glass panels.The mechanical cable-driven movement rings a choice of three chimes - Westminster St. Michael's and Whittington. An automatic night silence option also comes with this movement. A free engraved brass plate and a two-year warranty are included with this clock. 93H x 28 3/4W x 17 1/4D.Ridgeway Furniture Company began as the Gravely Furniture Company in 1926 and started producing grandfather clocks exclusively in 1960. This makes Ridgeway the oldest continuously produced grandfather clock brand in the United States. The Ridgeway Furniture Company has embraced a core philosophy to deliver a quality product according to our standards and your expectations. We strive diligently for continuous improvement throughout our organization and this results in a product that you can be proud to own display and use in your home.