The clock is a family heirloom.  I am trying to get an idea of its age and approximate value.  I know it was in my great grandfather's home in the early 1900s.  My mother, however, insists that it was already an antique at that time.  The clock is powered by weights hanging from chains inside the body.  I apologize for the poor quality of the photos.  They are scans of pictures my mother took.

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The Riverside Theatre (later known as the Fox Theatre) was "the show place of the Orange Belt" in its day.  It's currently closed for refurbishing.

The 10 inch round plate is edged in 23kt gold with a lacey design on top of a cobalt blue rim, a 1/4 inch solid 23kt gold edge separates the creamy center. In the very center of the plate is a floral design in pink, yellow, light blue and light green.

We are trying to decide what to do with this. I would like to use it in our dining room but my husband just doesn't like it. It has been setting in our den for quite a few years - really out of place - I would like to have some idea of value beyond sentimental. I didn't realize that it had the paper plate on the back with the manufacture's information. I was able to determine that a tornado destroyed the Company A building in 1928 and it was founded just after Civil War. I wish there was someway to actually figure out what is written in pencil. It is very faint and I can't make out most of the letters.

I appreciate any help in the dating of this piece and getting a ball park figure for value.