An Edwardian silver-cased mantel clock by William Comyns.

An Edwardian silver-cased mantel clock by William Comyns, the French style case of waisted form on scroll supports with bun feet, the body with basket finial and cushion surmount to the pagoda top, embossed decoration of figures holding a model of a church, the sides and rear door with scroll edged narrative panels, the cream enamelled Roman dial with floral swag decoration and trefoil hour hand, the two train movement with lever platform escapement, half hour striking on a coiled gong, with exhibition stamp for Vincenti & Cie 1855, numbered 27066, the case with retailer's stamp "H GREAVES NEW ST B'HAM" over cursive monograms flanking a coat of arms and family motto "HONESTA QUAM MAGNA" (How Great are Honourable Deeds).  Case hallmarked London 1902.  Height including finial measures 12 inches (30.5cm).