The image displays the upper and central portions of an antique longcase (grandfather) clock, presumably located in Nairobi, Kenya

The image displays the upper and central portions of an antique longcase (grandfather) clock, presumably located in Nairobi, Kenya. The clock's case is constructed from dark-stained wood, likely oak, exhibiting a polished finish. The uppermost section, or hood, features a molded cornice. Below this, a horizontal frieze is adorned with intricate, dark-toned carved or applied scrollwork and foliage patterns. The central dial section is enclosed by a rectangular glass-fronted door, flanked by two slender, turned or fluted columns with small capitals and bases. A small, round, light-brown wooden knob is visible on the left side of the door frame. The clock's face is circular, appearing to be made of aged brass or bronze, showing significant patina. It features Roman numerals for the hours (I-XII) and an inner ring with Arabic numerals for minutes, including "60" at the top. A subsidiary dial, likely for seconds, is positioned below the 12 o'clock mark, marked with Arabic numerals "10" through "60." Two dark, slender hands emanate from the center, indicating the time is approximately 11:59. The four corners (spandrels) of the brass face are embellished with ornate, raised decorative motifs, possibly cast, featuring floral or foliate designs. Two small circular winding holes are present below the center of the main dial. A portion of the clock's lower trunk is visible, continuing the wooden construction and featuring a subtly shaped, decorative panel at its base. The clock is positioned against a plain, light-colored, textured wall. No individuals or actions are depicted.