I love the clock....know nothing about it. I think your guess of the Art Deco period is correct....but it likely may be 25 or so years earlier....it's a great piece!!
The cupboard is likely poplar or maybe butternut....looks to be late 10th century, country made, step back kitchen cupboard.....
How about a picture of the inside?
I believe I have your cupboard's cousin....this picture is of the top...it has glass doors...but the bottom is very very similar!!

I thought the cupboard looked like a stepback also but I had never seen one with drawers. Maybe it's a newer model.

Step back is simply a word describing a cupboard with a deeper bottom part than top portion, thereby making a shelf below the upper doors. It is not a brand name. Saying something is a "stepback cupboard" is just like saying that some thing is a rocking chair....they have been made for hundreds of years and are still being made today.
Linda C

Here's another example of a stepback cupboard with drawers.

It's "official" description is:

"A circa 1860-1870 step-back cupboard having pie shelf beneath shaped apron beneath a top case consisting of pair pf paneled doors with tombstone and molded design with applied cornice molding. Top case rests on bottom case; double drawers above conforming paneled doors having recessed tombstone and molded design matching doors in top case; side panels of lower case also with inset tombstone shaped panels; side of bottom case terminates with successful "cupidÂs bow" base cutout; front apron and feet conform to shaping above pie shelf. This cupboard retains desirable original chrome yellow surface with red highlights; faux birds eye decoration. (84-inches tall X 45-inches wide X 19 1/8-inches deep.)

Many of these cupboards are one-of-a-kind country-made pieces so you'll see huge variances in style, finishes, woods used, decoration, etc.

Here is a link that might be useful: Stepback Cupboard

Here are some pics with doors open. One thing I've noticed about this piece is the workmanship. It seems to be hand made, with many places almost seeming chisled. The drawers including bottoms are very thick. Even where you can't see like on very top of cabinet dove tails were used. By the way Linda, I like your cupboar very much!

Here is a link that might be useful: Cupboard pics

Yeah.....neat isn't it!....Hand fitted door panels, hand made dovetailing on the drawers......and is that a burn on the edge of the 2nd shelf....the one with the disposable plates? A burn mark there is quite common on cupboards of that age....seems they set a candle or an oil lamp on the shelf and it gets pushed in and scorches tha shelf above. But I've not often seen it on a cupboard with doors.
I love old cupboards!
Linda C

Linda, yes it's a burn mark. It does look like a flame licked it from underneath.

Gene