Set of two Alfonsinos clocks; late 19th century. Carved wood. No key preserved. In need of repair. They show xylophagous damage and carving faults. Measurements: 55 x 31 x 16,5 cm; 124 x 38 x 18 cm. Pair of wall clocks from the Alfonsino period. Both made in wood, in spite of their differences, they have a similar structure, rectangular with a frame of architectural inspiration, and with transparent glass in the interior that allows to see the clock face and the pendulum. The two pieces have a white dial with black Roman numerals and openwork hands, although one has a black finish while the other is gilded. The pendulums also differ, one of them being notable for the presence of the initials R.A. In terms of the external structure, the two have similarities, although one of them ends in a classicist-inspired tympanum, with a crest at the top, while the other clock ends in a cornice.