Roughly what does the shape of the case look like?

A vintage wooden mantel clock, specifically a Tambour or "Napoleon Hat" clock, with brass and silver detailing.
Long, low case with a rounded or arched top
An antique black and gold mantel clock, specifically a Black Mantel clock, with ornate columns and decorative metal feet, placed on a wooden surface against a neutral wall.
Case is rectangular, might have faux marble, columns, or cast decorations
A vintage wooden mantel clock, specifically a Carriage clock, with Roman numerals on the clock face, decorative metal accents, and a handle on top, placed on a dark wooden surface.
Rectangular wooden or metal case with a carrying handle on top
An antique wooden mantel clock, specifically a Parlor clock or sometimes called a Steeple clock, with a pointed roof and a pendulum, displaying Roman numerals on its clock face.
Upright rectangular case with intricate patterns or finials
An antique black wooden clock with ornate carvings, a round face with Roman numerals, and decorative gold details, standing on a wooden surface.
Ornate oak or walnut with pressed patterns and a big “crown” on top
A nautical-themed wall clock designed like a ship's wheel with an anchor shape at the bottom, wood finish, and the clock face showing the time as 2:54.
Round porthole-style brass case, often on a wood base
A wooden mantel clock showing the time as 12:10.
Surface clock with no holes in the face for winding, typically a tambour style case
Placeholder image with text 'Picture Coming Soon' and a clock illustration.
Surface clock with glass sides, a visible brass movement, and exposed decorative pendulum
Placeholder image with the text 'Picture Coming Soon' and a simple stick-figure clock showing the time as 10:10.
Surface clock with a glass-dome and rotating pendulum that runs up to a year