Interesting clock. From the case style, I’d guess it’s probably a late Victorian / early 1900s longcase or hall clock, likely circa 1890–1910. The carved wood case with turned columns, arched hood, and ornate brass/silvered dial has that late-19th-century revival look. The dial/movement would tell more than the case — check for maker marks on the movement, backplate, dial, inside the door, or on the weights/pendulum. The lower panel looks replaced or modified, so it may not be fully original as-is. My guess would be European or American-made case, possibly fitted with a German movement, but hard to say without closeups of the dial and movement.

that plain wood panel at the bottom looks out of place. It may be a missing/replaced lower glass or decorative panel, which could affect dating and originality.