A dark wooden antique tall case clock, commonly referred to as a grandfather clock, is centered against a light-toned vertical wooden plank wall

A dark wooden antique tall case clock, commonly referred to as a grandfather clock, is centered against a light-toned vertical wooden plank wall. The scene is located in the city of Oslo, Norway. The clock's upper section, or hood, features an ornate dark wood cornice with dentil molding and a repeating rectangular pattern. Fluted columns with decorative capitals flank an arched glass window, which reveals an engraved brass plate inscribed with "William Greaves Newcastle." Beneath this, ornate silver-colored scrollwork borders the main brass dial. The main dial displays a silvered chapter ring with black Roman numerals for hours and Arabic numerals for minutes, with dark, ornate hands indicating approximately 10:49. A small sub-dial for seconds is positioned below the central arbor, and a rectangular aperture for the date is visible near the '6' position. The central trunk section of the clock features a glass-fronted door, framed by fluted pilasters matching those on the hood. A small metallic key rests horizontally on the lower ledge directly beneath the main dial. The visible upper portion of the clock's base shows carved decorative details. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present in the image.