Vintage Black Forest Tramp Art Uranium Mantel Clock nipper Exhibits moderate signs of wear

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including some rust and enamel loss

while the base anchors the piece with a substantial black marble plinth showing natural veining

Featuring a sturdy set of eight drawers with rounded wooden handles

and prosperity

Harriman and a group of other investors bought Union Pacific after the first incarnation of the company went bankrupt

Vintage Black Forest Tramp Art Uranium Mantel Clock nipper Exhibits moderate signs of wearArchitectural mantel clock rendered in dense, highly textured tramp art carving, built up from layered chip carved wood to form a cathedral like faade. The case features deeply faceted geometric carving throughout, with arched doorways, stepped towers, and a central clock tower crowned by a scalloped arch motif. A round enamel dial signed "Kienzle" sits recessed within the central tower, framed by the carved surround. The front lower section opens to