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Wall Clocks Stock Listing

Text last updated 8 May 2008.


A variety of antique wall clocks including English Fusee Dial clocks, Vienna wall clocks and French Boulle Wall examples.

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1. Wall Clocks

A late Victorian 'Vienna' wall clock in a walnut case. Turned wooden finials and a carved pediment. An enamel dial with 5 minute markers and blued steel hands. An 8-day duration twin weight driven movement striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong by noted maker Gustav Becker. Circa 1890.

Width 17 1/2 " / 45 cms. Height 43" / 109 cms Depth 7 " / 18 cms.

£ 680 (US$ 1353) (Euro 884)

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2. Wall Clocks

A 'Vienna' wall clock in a well carved case with an architectural pediment. Turned wooden fianils and tapered carved side columns. An enamel dial with brass ring. A brass and steel 'gridiron' pendulum. An 8-day duration movement striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Circa 1890.

Height 43 " / 09 cms Width 15" / 38 Depth 7 " / 19 cms

£ 465 (US$ 928) (Euro 632)

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3. Wall Clocks

A large English gallery dial fusee wall clock in an oak case with carved surround. A 16" painted dial signed ' R.Skerritt, 98 Leytonstone Rd. Stratford (London). A good quality 8-day duration fusee movement with front and rear wind and rear hand dial adjuster. Circa 1895.

Width 21" / 54 cms.

£ 975 (US$ 1912) (Euro 1323)

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4. Wall Clocks

An English bracket clock standing on a later wall bracket. Fine quality satinwood inlays to the case of Regency design. A brass dial with silvered chapter ring and side handles. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement. Circa 1900.

Height 17"/ 43cms Width 10" / 25 cms Depth 6 " / 15 cms

Wall bracket height 11"

£ 790 (US$ 1541) (Euro 1066)

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5. Wall Clocks

A high quality large French 18th century cartel wall clock in a gilded and burnished heavy bronze case. A convex enamel dial with 5 minute outer markers and fine gilt hands. Side sound fretwork. A glass pendulum aperture. An 8-day duration movement striking the 1/2 hour and hours on a bell. Circa 1770.

Height 31 "/ 79cms

Width 16"/ 41 cms Depth 4 " 10 cms

£ 3600 (US$ 7173) (Euro 4832)

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6. Wall Clocks

A fusee dial clock in a mahogany case. A 12" painted dial signed 'Warry, Redcliffe Street, Bristol' with 'moon' blued steel hands. A brass bezel surround. A good quality 8-day duration fusee movement with shaped shoulders.

John Warry of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores' 'Clockmakers of Bristol' book as working from 1830-1858.

Width 14 " / 36cms

£ 790 (US$ 1572) (Euro 987)

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7. Wall Clocks

An English dropdial mahogany cased wall clock. Brass inlays to the case with side fan carvings. A visible brass pendulum aperture. A 12" convex painted dial signed 'Benson London'. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement. Circa 1825.

The Benson family of clockmakers are listed in Loomes 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' book as working in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Width 17 " / 43 cms Depth 6 " / 15 cms Length 25" / 63 cms.

£ 1275 (US$ 2486) (Euro 1721)

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8. Wall Clocks

An English dropdial mahogany cased wall clock. Fine brass inlays to the dial surround and case trunk. A 12" painted dial signed C. Skelton, London' with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement. Circa 1830.

C. Skelton of London is recorded in Loomes 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working from 1799-1858.

Height 24 " / 15cms

Width 15" / 38 cms / Depth 6" / 15 cms.

£ 1180 (US$ 2301) (Euro 1593)

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9. Wall Clocks

An octagonal dial fusee wall clock with brass inlays into mahogany. A 12" painted dial with cast brass bezel surround. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement.

Flaig and Alexander of Bath worked in Somerset Buildings in 1848.

Depth 5 " / 12 cms

Width 16" / 41 cms

£ 945 (US$ 1883) (Euro 1228)

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10. Wall Clocks

An English mahogany fusee dropdial wall clock. A 12" painted dial with brass bezel surround. A visible pendulum aperture to the trunk. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement.

Dell & Co. of Bristol worked in Broad Street from 1830. This example was in an office in Bristol and has always been in the city.

Height 23 "/ 58cms Depth 5" / 13cms Width 15 1/2 " / 39 cms.

£ 630 (US$ 1258) (Euro 819)

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11. Wall Clocks

A Georgian convex dial clock with a 12" painted dial signed Webster, Bath. Blued steel 'moon' hands. A cast brass bezel surround. An 8-day duration timepiece movement with shaped plates. A mahogany case with slim surround. Circa 1830.

Overall width 14" / 36 cms

£ 1150 (US$ 2287) (Euro 1437)

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12. Wall Clocks

An English dropdial wall clock in a mahogany case. A brass pendulum aperture to the trunk with side carvings. A cast brass bezel to the 12" painted dial. An 8-day duration fusee timepiece movement.

John Moore and Sons of London are recorded in Loomes 'Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1844-1881.

Overall width 15 / 38 cms.

Height 20" / 51 cms

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13. Wall Clocks

A Victorian oil on canvas 'Picture Clock' in a gilt frame. A nautical scene with the small brass clock dial on the lighthouse. The mechanism is a pendulum driven, silk suspension movement by Robert of Paris striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong (see close up image link) with 3 prints on the backboard. Circa 1840.

Height 34 " / 87 cms Width 40" / 102 cms Depth 7" / 18 cms.

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14. Wall Clocks

A good quality English dropdial fusee wall clock with a visible brass glass pendulum aperture. A 12" painted dial with a cast brass bezel. A rich mahogany case with choice veneers and the original side carvings. Brass inlays to the trunk. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement.

H.Reynolds of London is recorded in Loomes' 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' as working 1857-1869.

Height 19" / 47 cms Width 14 "/ 34 cms

Depth 4" / 9 cms

£ 1100 (US$ 2189) (Euro 1496)

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15. Wall Clocks

An Anglo-American wall clock with a visible pendulum aperture and mirrored back. Tunbridge marquetry inlays to the walnut case. Turned side columns, finials and the original pediment. A circular painted dial signed 'Kay, Worcester'. Circa 1880.

Height 39 "/ 91 cms

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