Comitti Mahogany Regency Arch Top Mantle Clock
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Note the timepiece’s traditional lacquered solid brass and convex glass.
Onarato Comitti was a skilled instrument maker, whose heritage can be traced back to Evangelista Torricelli – the inventor of the first mercurial barometer and a student of the great Galileo. He founded Comitti in 1850, and over 170 years later, the family-run business stays true to the founding principles of exquisite artisanal clockmaking. Designed in the popular curved silhouette of the regency period, the Regency Arch Top mantle clock is handcrafted from polished mahogany with elegant curl veneer and shell marquetry lending it a signature finish.
Note the timepiece’s traditional lacquered solid brass and convex glass.
Onarato Comitti was a skilled instrument maker, whose heritage can be traced back to Evangelista Torricelli – the inventor of the first mercurial barometer and a student of the great Galileo. He founded Comitti in 1850, and over 170 years later, the family-run business stays true to the founding principles of exquisite artisanal clockmaking. Designed in the popular curved silhouette of the regency period, the Regency Arch Top mantle clock is handcrafted from polished mahogany with elegant curl veneer and shell marquetry lending it a signature finish.
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