My maternal grandmother's clock. 1920 ish, one of their wedding presents. It is a Smiths, so mass produced. Still ticking, and Westminster chiming but erratic. It lived on the mantel in the kitchen, which was where folk ate. The scullery was what we would recognise as a kitchen. I replaced the pendulum suspension in the early seventies, then inherited the clock, with a bust suspension, in the middle eighties. It only has two of the three springs usable, which makes it a four and a bit day movement. By, writing this has returned some memories, thanks OP!!