Mantel Clocks Antiques

solid oak case mantel clock

Solid oak break-arched cased mantel clock, having an 8 day jewelled lever movement and an enamel dial, made by Bayard of France. c. 1910-1920. Serviced and guaranteed h. 6" x w. 9" x d. 3" FREE delivery within the UK on this item

Inlaid Mahogany Cased Mantel Clock

Inlaid Mahogany Cased Mantel Clock with 8-Day Gong Strike. Circa 1900. Dimensions : H-35 (cm)

Gilt metal mantel clock having hand enamelled ceramic inset panels

Mid Victorian Gilt metal mantel clock having hand enamelled ceramic inset panels. The eight day bell striking pendulum movement is by Japy Frere & numbered 55693

Slate Mantel Clock

A large Victorian french black slate mantel clock by Mougin. Original key and pendulum. Fully restored with one year guarantee. c 1860 Width 16" / 40cm Depth 6" / 15cm Height 14" / 36cm

Onyx American Mantel Clock

A fine quality Victorian onyx Amercian mantle clock with open escapement, striking, with original key and pendulum. c. 1890 W 13” / 33cm D 5.5” / 14cm H 12.5” / 32cm

French Marble Mantel Clock

Very attractive solid marble french striking mantel clock. Bell strike. Original pendulum numbered. 12 month guarantee on fully restored movement. c. 1890. Width 10.5" / 27cm Depth 6.5" / 16cm Height 13" / 33cm

Mahogany Cased Mantel Clock

Mahogany cased mantel clock, ¼ chime, fine German movement, early 20th century, (Westminster) fully restored. W 10.5” / 27cm D 7.5” / 19cm H 14” / 36cm

Early 20th Century Alabastor Mantel Clock

Early 20th Century Alabastor Mantel Clock With French eight day timepiece movement of skeletal design and novelty pendulum, visible escapement. Overhauled and guaranteed 1 year Circa 1910 Width: 11" / 28cm Depth: 4" / 10cm Height: 9" / 23cm

French Classical Styled Gilt Mantel Clock

French Classical Styled Gilt Mantel Clock With eight day bell striking movement (countwheel). Overhauled and guaranteed one year Circa 1860-70 Width: 13.5" / 34cm Depth: 6" / 15cm Height: 14" / 36cm

Arts and Crafts Mantel Clock

Arts and Crafts Mantel Clock Finished in Walnut with lacquered brass mounts, eight day French timepiece movement. Restored, overhauled and guaranteed 1 year Circa 1900 Width: 5.5" / 14cm Depth: 2.75" / 7cm Height: 6.5" / 17cm

Early 20th Century Architectural Mantel Clock

Early 20th Century Architectural Mantel Clock Finished in Walnut, German eight day movement striking the hours and half hours on a gong (counter wheel strike) Fully restored and guaranteed for 1 year Circa 1900-10 Width: 15.75" / 40cm Depth: 6.5" / 16.5cm Height: 15.25" / 39cm

Late 19th Century Slate and Marble Mantel Clock

Late 19th Century Slate and Marble Mantel Clock French eight day timepiece movement. Overhauled and guaranteed Width: 8" / 20cm Depth: 4.75" / 12cm Height: 9.25" / 23cm

Burr Walnut Waisted Mantel Clock

Burr Walnut Waisted Mantel Clock with Ormolu Mounts. Striking on the hour and half hour on a coiled gong. C. 1900. Dimensions : H-31 (cm)

Gilt Bronze Enamel Mantel Clock

Antique French Gilt Bronze Enamel Mantel Clock Circa 1900. Gilt dial with Arabic numerals Case with bevelled glass front and sides and enamelled back door. Japy Frere 8-Day movement striking a gong. In full working order. £3250 Shipping to the USA $220 within the UK £25 14.4 inches high 9" wide 7.25 deep

Mantel Clock. Lenzkirch, Germany

Antique Mahogany and Ormolu Mounted Mantel Clock. Lenzkirch, Germany Circa 1875 Rococo style architectural case with pierced cherub and scroll mounts. White enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals. 8-Day timepiece movement In full working order. £1650 17 inches high 9.75 wide 5 deep Dial 2.75 inches. Shipping within the UK £25 to the USA $180

Small Antique Mahogany Mantel Clock

Small Antique Mahogany Mantel Clock James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London Circa 1835 High quality mahogany case, only 8.5 inches high. Timepiece 8-day fusee movement with large lever escapement and maintaining power. The silver dial and backplate signed and numbered 1898. £5750 GBP In full working order. Height: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm), Width: 7 in. (17.78 cm), Depth: 5.25 in. (13.34 cm) Shipping within the UK £25, to the USA $110 James McCabe was born into a watch and clockmaking family in Belfast. He came to London in the 1770s, settling at Royal Exchange in 1804. He gained his Freedom of the Clockmakers’ Company 1786 and became a Warden in 1811, the year he died. James McCabe was succeeded by his son, also James, and it is he who must be regarded as one of the most successful English clock and watchmakers of the nineteenth century producing many fine examples. He was apprenticed to Reid and Auld and gained admittance to the Clockmakers Company 1822. Robert Jeremy McCabe, James’s nephew continued the business until he retired in 1883. Product Code: 2911