Lenzkirch antique clock. It has been in storage since 2008. The front glass was broken at the front door and wood on front door was cracked and split when daughterstepped on box it was in during last move (please look at pictures). In 2007, we had aclock-smithin New England tune it up and it kept good time with regular winding. The key is included as is wall adjusters. We have had in our family for about forty years and it was passed down from previous generation. Unfortunately, due tolifestyle, we are not able to display it any longer, so decided it is time to pass it on to someone who can and will appreciate the craftsmanship and beauty of such a piece. I don\'t know muchabout the history of clock other than what I was able to find on-line via the trademark and serial number (which I believe denotes that it was produced early 1900s based upon the millionth mark). Ibelieve my familybrought it over when they came to the states but not sure as the family member who might know passed away. Thank you for looking at the sale. I have made this a sale but set the starting offer at $100. Winning buyer will pay all shipping costs, I will ship it packed for fragile shipment as such an item requires. Payment in full to includeshipping costs (once I know location to ship to I will get it calculated and include that in invoice) is required before I ship it insured for purchaseamount.