Sofian Cherry Curio Grandfather Clock

there is no crafted wood, plastic everything, it still hasnt chimed supposed to be 150 lbs and it weighed 98 pounds I am so disappointed in product

The clock could not run while its pendulum was attached. One part of the thin stamped pendulum was bent. If the makers had simply curved inward, the pathetic amount of dollar store in craftsmen ship metal, that is the pendulum; the clock would look the part of being an imitation of the real thing. The pendulum also set crooked, as the part that is seen moving the most 1 would think some level of care would be put in its crafting. Maybe if it were able to lock in place n did not mearly rest on a hooking point; It would not set crooked. The wood work of the clock is seamless N I find adequate or above. If only the metal work matched the wood work then I could recommend this clock as a prefect alternative to the real thing.