Antique Metal Tripod Table Clock

This vintage-style metal tripod table clock for 3ds Max features an aged finish and a classic circular face with floral detailing. This decorative table clock presents a distinct antique aesthetic, supported by a slender, three-legged tripod stand. The circular clock housing is crafted from a weathered, dark metal, suggesting a tarnished brass or bronze patina. The clock face is white with black Roman numerals and delicate floral motifs at the center, protected by a simple glass casing. A small decorative loop sits atop the housing. The tripod legs are thin, articulated, and connected by a central hub, providing a stable yet lightweight appearance that evokes early twentieth-century scientific instruments or nautical equipment.

The download is a 7.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

In 3ds Max, this asset is typically handled as a single prop object. Users should check the pivot point at the base of the tripod to ensure accurate placement on surfaces like side tables or mantels. Materials are applied using standard mapping, and the model benefits from high-quality environment lighting to emphasize the metallic reflections and surface wear. Adjusting the scale in the scene hierarchy is recommended to match the specific proportions of the interior project before final rendering.

Ideal for styling interior visualizations, this clock serves as a sophisticated accessory in residential living rooms, study desks, or bedside tables. It pairs well with classic or eclectic interior schemes, particularly on bookshelves, console tables, or fireplace mantels. Architects and visualizers often use this asset to add character to a scene, searching for terms like ornamental clock, desk accessory, or vintage decor. It is particularly effective in high-end hospitality projects, such as luxury hotel suites or boutique offices, where small-scale historical details are required.