630152 by Howard Miller - Hillsborough Mantel Clock | Blackmon's Furniture & Appliances

Hillsborough Mantel Clock

Howard Miller

Finished in Oak Yorkshire on select hardwoods and veneers.
Highlighted with book-matched molding that frames the dial and offers scrolls on the sides.
The ivory dial offers Arabic numerals.
A beaded molding accents the front and sides.
Quartz, battery-operated, dual-chime German-made movement plays full Westminster or Ave Maria chimes with strike on the hour, with optional 4/4 chime feature which plays 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 chimes accordingly.
Volume control, automatic nighttime volume reduction option, and automatic nighttime chime shut-off option.
Requires two C sized batteries (not included).
Designed and Assembled in the USA.

Features

Batteries Included: No
Overall Width: 19.000 (inch)
Overall Height: 11.250 (inch)
Overall Depth: 6.750 (inch)
Product Weight: 6.8009 (pound)
Shipping Width: 23.375 (inch)
Shipping Depth: 10.375 (inch)
Shipping Height: 15.000 (inch)
Shipping Weight: 8.2000 (pound)
Clock Movement: Quartz/Dual
Wood Finish: Yorkshire Oak
Battery Quantity and Size: 2C
Master Pack: 1
Kit Pack: No
Shipping Carton Count: 1
Freight Class Code: 125
Product Unit Measure: EACH
Product Cube: .830 (square foot)
Shipping Cube: 2.100 (square foot)
Assembly Required: No
Can Ship UPS/FedEx: Yes
NMFC Code: 048720-1
UPC: 020867301522
Tariff Code: 9105.91
ISTA Test Report: NO REPACK REQUIRED

Specifications
Overall Width	11.25 in
Overall Depth	6.75 in
Overall Height	19 in
Weight	6.8 lb
Battery Included	No
Battery Quantity and Size	2C
Clock Movement	Quartz/Dual
Country of Origin	US
Wood Finish	Yorkshire Oak

Quick Specs

Appearance
Type: Clocks
Dimensions
Width: 19"
Height: 11 1/4"
Depth: 6 3/4"

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