Wall Clocks Stock Listing
Text last updated 3 September 2010.
A variety of antique wall clocks including English Fusee Dial clocks, Vienna wall clocks and Continental Wall examples.
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A 'Vienna' wall clock of slim proportions. A walnut and ebonised case with fluted short columns to the top and bottom of the door. An enamel dial with blued steel hands. A single weight driven timepiece mechanism of 8-day duration with dead-beat escapement and maintaining power. Circa 1875.
Height 48" / 122cms Depth 6" / 15cms Width 14 " / 36 cms
£ 540 (US$ 891) (Euro 609)
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A mahogany dropdial fusee wall clock. A 12" painted dial with cast brass bezel surround. A slim wooden surround. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
The dial is signed ' R SIMS SOUTHEND-ON-SEA' who are listed in a trade directory working in the mid 1800's.
Overall Width 14" / 31 cms. Length 19" / 49 cms
£ 830 (US$ 1352) (Euro 918)
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A genuine Indian railway clock. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism. A 12" painted dial with raised plaque below 6. Blued steel hands. A cast brass bezel surround.
The North Western Railway was opened in January 1886. This is likely to have been made in the U.K. and shipped out to India.
Overall width 15" / 39cms.
£ 890 (US$ 1291) (Euro 1023)
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A hook and spike wall clock with a 9 3/4" dial. A silvered chapter ring with the original single hand layout. A Quaker type decoration to the dial centre. A 'birdcage' mechanism, weight driven with long pendulum of 30 hour duration. Hour bell striking.
Joseph Mew of Blandford is recorded in Baillies' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working in 1725.
£ 1450 (US$ 2262) (Euro 1597)
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A small English 10" dial wall clock. An oak case with a brass bezel surround. A dial aperture adjustment for slow/fast. An 8-day duration timepiece mechanism. Circa 1930.
Overall Width 13 1/2 "/ 34 cms
£ 370 (US$ 578) (Euro 428)
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A genuine U.S. Navy ships clock by the Chelsea clock company. Stamped to the 5 1/2" dial 'Chelsea Mark 1 Deck clock 1940' with serial number 281463 stamped to the mechanism of 8-day duration. A convex bevelled edge glass. A clever, quality design of the back hinged to access rear wind and set.
Overall Width 8 " / 20cms
£ 485 (US$ 756) (Euro 558)
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A fine quality small, 10" fusee dial clock. A mahogany case of good colour and patination with a brass bezel surround. Blued steel spade hands. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism,
John Lewis of London is recorded in Loomes' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working in 1857. These smaller 10" fusee dial clocks a much rarer!
Overall Width 12" / 31 cms Dpeth 6" / 15 cms.
£ 975 (US$ 1521) (Euro 1131)
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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.
£ 765 (US$ 1171) (Euro 909)
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A fine quality convex dial dropdial fusee wall clock. A narrow mahogany dial surround with a cast brass bezel and 12" dial. Brass inlay around the visible pendulum aperture. The original side carvings. Shaped shoulders to the fusee mechanism plates and a high quality pendulum. 8-day duration. Circa 1845.
Thomas Gath of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores' 'The Clockmakers of Bristol' book as workingfrom 1840's to 1885. A clock is noted in the Bristol Museum.
Width 14 " / 35 cms Depth 5 1/2" / 14cms Height 20 " / 51cms
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An English London dial clock in a mahogany case. A 12" painted dial signed 'Wm Campbell 86,87 Strand'. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism. Circa 1875.
Overall Width 15 " / 38 cms
£ 765 (US$ 1147) (Euro 841)
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An English fusee dial clock. A mahogany case with a brass bezel surround. Blued steel hands to the 12" painted dial. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism.
William Mason of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores' Clockmakers of Bristol' book as working in Portland Place from 1871-1899. He also maintained Clifton Church clock.
Width 15" / 38 cms
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An English dropdial fusee wall clock in a rosewood case with finely cut mother of pearl inlays. The original side carvings. A brass pendulum aperture. A 12" painted dial signed ' Ingham Wakefield'. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism.
Richard Ingham of Wakefield is recorded in Loomes' Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1862-1866.
Width 17" / 43 cms Length 28" / 71 cms.
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A good quality late Georgian octagonal dial wall clock. Fine brass inlays to the mahogany case with a moulded edging. A convex 12" dial with cast brass bezel. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism with shaped plates.
Henry Green of London is recorded in Loomes' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1832-1844.
Width 16" / 42 cms
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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£ 960 (US$ 1511) (Euro 1103)
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A mahogany dropdial fusee wall clock. The original side carvings and pendulum aperture. A 12" painted dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration fusee mechanism.
R.C. Broad of Burnham (Somerset) is recorded in A J Moores' 'Somerset Clockmakers' book as working at 9 College Street from 1883-1897.
Height 23 "/ 59 cms
Width 16 1/2 / 42 cms Depth 5" / 13 cms.SOLD
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An English fusee dropdial wall clock with a 12" painted dial. Signed 'H Pratt, 44 Ship St. Brighton'. A rosewood case with choice veneers and a brass pendulum aperture. An 8-day duration timepiece movement. Circa 1885.
Henry Pratt of Brighton is recorded in Loomes' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World' book as working 1862-1878.
Height 20 " / 52 cms Width 15"/ 38 cms
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An English fusee dropdial wall clock. A 12" painted dial with a brass bezel. A rich mahogany case and the original side carvings with a carved pendulum aperture. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee movement.
Charles Coster of Henley is recorded in Loomes' 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' as working in 1863.
Height 22 " / 56 cms Width 16"/ 41 cms
Depth 6 " / 15 cms£ 890 (US$ 1461) (Euro 1028)
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