Howard Miller Salem Mantel Clock 635226

Dark and dramatic, the Howard Miller 635226 Salem Mantel Clock makes a subtle yet unforgettable mark on the room. From its deep hue to its undulating curves, it’s as much a statement piece as it is a timepiece. It promises to endure for decades, with its solid construction and premium materials. Set atop the mantel, it presides over the room with a sense of understated grace and elegance. Howard Miller Salem Mantel Clock Overview Classic Look: The deep Black Coffee finish gives this clock a unique, rich look. Nickel-finished metal feet add a modern touch. Easy-to-Read Dial: A clear white dial with raised, nickel-finished numbers makes it easy to tell the time. The black minute track adds a nice contrast. Glass Protection: The dial is covered by a glass crystal, keeping it safe and clear. Westminster Chime: The clock plays the Westminster chime every hour. An automatic shut-off at night from 10:01 pm to 5:59 am. 🎶 Click here to listen to the Westminster Chime**. Quartz Movement: The clock runs on battery-operated movement, needing three AA batteries (not included) to keep it going. Dimensions: Height 9" (23 cm) Width 17" (43 cm) Depth 4.75" (12 cm) Weight 4.25 lb (1.9 kg) Premier Clocks Benefits: FREE Ground Shipping (FedEx / UPS). Read more… Returns: If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, we will gladly accept your return or exchange within 30 days. Read more… Product Warranty: ;Premier Clocks is proud to be an Authorized Dealer of Howard Miller. Manufacturer warranty is included. If you have specific questions, please contact us. Availability: Ships in 2 business days. Similar Mantel Clocks: ➤ Howard Miller Lakeside Mantel Clock 635223 * Product specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual finishes, levels of distressing, and fabrics may vary from product photography and video content shown. ** The audio file is for reference only. Do not expect that your clock will sound exactly the same. All clocks differ in tone and have their unique voices and even when the same melody is played there may be significant variations.