Kembery Antique Clocks Wall Clocks Stock
Text last updated 3 February 2012.
A variety of antique wall clocks including English Fusee Dial clocks, Vienna wall clocks and Continental Wall examples.
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A fine quality Georgian Regency period dropdial wall clock. Choice flame mahogany veneers with brass inlays. A convex glass and dial signed 'Wm Knight, Wells'. A shaped plates fusee mechanism of 8-day duration.
William Knight of Wells is recorded in A J Moores' 'The Clockmakers of Somerset' book as working in the High Street from 1822-1829.
Width 14 1/2 " / 37cms Height 24 " / 61cms Depth 6 1/2 " / 16cms
£ 1550 (US$ 2392) (Euro 1836)
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An English fusee dropdial wall clock. A rosewood case with choice veneers and well cut pewter inlays. A 12" painted dial signed 'Winterhalter Epsom'. A cast brass bezel surround. The original side carvings and visible pendulum aperture. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism with shaped plates. Circa 1860.
Width 15" / 39cms.
Length 20" / 51cms
£ 790 (US$ 1214) (Euro 948)
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An English Fusee dial clock. A mahogany case with a brass bezel surround. A 12" painted dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
William Green of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores 'The Clockmakers of Bristol' book as working from 1838-1899.
Overall Width 15" / 38cms
£ 745 (US$ 1144) (Euro 886)
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An octagonal surround fusee dropdial wall clock. A mahogany case with flame veneers. A cast brass bezel to the 12" painted dial. A brass pendulum aperture surround and the original side carvings. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism. Signed to the dial 'Rossiter, Clevedon' who worked in the 19th century. Circa 1860.
Width 16" / 42cms Depth 6" /15cms Length 22 " / 57cms
£ 690 (US$ 1062) (Euro 821)
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A good quality English ships clock. A brass case with a chromed bezel with bevelled glass. An enamel dial with blued steel hands and red seconds sweep hand. Signed to the dial 'Smiths Crickelwood NW2' (London). An 8-day duration mechanism Circa 1950.
Width 9 " / 23cms
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A nice example of a Blackforest wall clock. Brass and mother of pearl inlaid case of hexagonal design. A convex wooden dial with brass hands and bezel surround. Twin weight driven, 30 hour duration with pull up chains. Hourly bell striking. Circa 1850.
Width 11 1/2" / 29cms Depth 7" / 18cms.
£ 335 (US$ 512) (Euro 394)
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An English fusee dropdial wall clock. Choice mahogany veneers to the case with a pendulum aperture. A 12" painted dial with a cast brass bezel. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
Ball of Leicester is recorded in Loomes' Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working in 1876.
Width 16 1/2 " / 42 cms Depth 5" / 13cms Height 29" / 74cms.
£ 685 (US$ 1051) (Euro 815)
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A Smith's Astral ships clock. The original chromed finish to the case. An opening bezel with bevelled glass. A 6" painted dial with seconds and slow/fast adjustment. An 8-day duration mechanism. Circa 1950.
Overall width 8 "£ 175 (US$ 483) (Euro 211)
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An English Fusee dial clock. A mahogany case with a brass bezel surround. A 12" painted dial with rarer feature of brass hands. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
William Long of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores 'The Clockmakers of Bristol' book as working from 1884-1889.
Overall Width 15" / 38cms
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An English ships clock. A brass case with a screw off bezel surround. A small silvered dial with retailers name 'H Hughes & Son Ltd, London'. An 8-day duration mechanism. Circa 1920.
Overall width 5 1/2 " / 14 cms.
£ 195 (US$ 302) (Euro 234)
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An English Fusee dial clock. A mahogany case with a cast brass bezel surround. A 12" painted dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
Paul Price of Chester is recorded in Loomes' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1848-1878.
£ 785 (US$ 1208) (Euro 934)
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A marquetry inlaid mirror back wall clock. The original carved pediment, turned side columns and finials to the scrolled base. Tunbridge marquetry inlays to the pediment, door and base. A painted dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell. Circa 1885.
Height 35" / 89cms Width 16 " / 40cms Depth 6 " / 5cms
£ 375 (US$ 577) (Euro 446)
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An English GPO fusee dial clock. A 12" painted dial with Royal ER emblem and GPO. Stamped mechanism number, case and pendulum. A walnut case with brass bezel surround. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism. Circa 1955.
Overall Width 15" / 38 cms
£ 690 (US$ 1062) (Euro 821)
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A good quality convex glass fusee dial clock. A cast brass bezel to the 12" painted dial. Fine blued steel hands. A mahogany case with a slim surround of good colour and patination. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism with shaped plates.
James Miller of London is recorded in Loomes' Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1839-1875. This example dates to Circa 1845.
Width 14" / 36 cms
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A Wiltshire hooded wall clock. An oak case with gilded turned columns. A slide off hood to a rear wall bracket. A small, 8" square painted dial with central alarum disc. Painted floral corners and blued steel hands. A well made 30 hour duration, weight driven mechanism retaining the original alarum work.
Thomas Howse of Marlborough is recorded in Youngs' 'Wiltshire Watch and Clockmakers' book as working 1790-1836 in the High Street.
Height 22" / 56cms Width 13" / 33 cms
Depth 8 1/2" / 22cms£ 1150 (US$ 1777) (Euro 1368)
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A rare 8" dial English fusee wall clock. A walnut case with concave and convex case mouldings. An 8 " painted dial with brass bezel surround. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
Charles Barrett of Taunton is recorded as working from 1883-1889.
Overall Width 11 1/2 " / 28 cms
£ 975 (US$ 1501) (Euro 1161)
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A small octagonal dial wall clock. A rosewood case with brass inlays and side lion head handles. A convex brass dial with engine turned centre. An 8-day duration timepiece French mechanism. Circa 1895.
Width 8 " / 22 cms
£ 340 (US$ 521) (Euro 404)
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A Georgian period hooded wall clock. An oak case with a pagoda hood pediment. Gilded hood door capitals and a shaped trunk front and sides. A 9" brass engraved dial with central alarum disc. A 3-day mechanism, chain weight driven. Alarum mechanism lacking.
William Knight of Bristol is recorded in the 'Bristol Clockmakers' book by A J Moore as working 1807-1836. A similair hooded wall clock with a pagoda pediment is illustrated on the front cover of the Bristol book.
Height 34 " / 86cms Width 14 1/2 " / 37 cms
Depth 8 " / 20cms£ 980 (US$ 1507) (Euro 1167)
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A good quality double weight 'Vienna' wall clock by noted maker Gustav Becker. The original pediment and finials to the case. Fluted side columns to the walnut case with choice veneers. An enamel dial with red floral decorations and well cut blued steel hands. A twin brass weight driven mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Circa 1885.
Height 50" / 127 cms
Width 16" / 41 cms Depth 7" / 18 cms
£ 825 (US$ 1271) (Euro 981)
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A marquetry inlaid mirror back wall clock. The original carved pediment, turned side columns and finials to the scrolled base. Marquetry inlays to the pediment and choice burr walnut veneers to the case. A painted dial signed 'J Hastings, Hay''. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell. Circa 1885.
Height 34" / 88cms Width 14" / 36cms Depth 5" / 12cms
£ 375 (US$ 577) (Euro 441)
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