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A George III Mahogany Dial Clock
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A George III Mahogany Dial Clock

18th century
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A fine George III dial clock in a mahogany case, the mahogany surround with moulded edge and with a hinged cast brass bezel with convex glass to the 14” brass dial with a broad raised chapter ring with Roman numerals in black and outer minute track with Arabic five minute intervals and an inner quarter marking track, around a matted centre with decorative pierced black steel hands and a fitted shaped plate marked L J Meyer, to an eight day fusee timepiece movement with an anchor escapement within A-shaped brass plates, fitted at the back with an integral iron loop and with stabilisers at the sides, English circa 1780. Supplied with door key and winding key.

Condition: Overall very good, the clock is in very good condition with no damage or splits to the mahogany surround, the hinge is solid and the brass bezel is in good condition, the brass dial is in excellent condition with no damage and the numbering appears to be all original, the movement has been fully serviced and overhauled and is in excellent working condition, there are no signs of there having been a conversion to anchor escapement, the box at the back is possibly a later replacement but no later than 1830, the stabilisers have been fitted within the last fifty years. Overall the clock has a wonderful appearance with a stunning dial which has a lovely warm colour and beautifully drawn numbers, the hands are very attractive and the mahogany surround has a pleasing colour. The maker's label on the dial seems to be a later retailer’s name.

Physical Dimensions
Height
40cm (15.75")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Declaration

Chequers Antiques has dated this George III Dial Clock to the Georgian era.

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SA1054064
Description
A fine George III dial clock in a mahogany case, the mahogany surround with moulded edge and with a hinged cast brass bezel with convex glass to the 14” brass dial with a broad raised chapter ring with Roman numerals in black and outer minute track with Arabic five minute intervals and an inner quarter marking track, around a matted centre with decorative pierced black steel hands and a fitted shaped plate marked L J Meyer, to an eight day fusee timepiece movement with an anchor escapement within A-shaped brass plates, fitted at the back with an integral iron loop and with stabilisers at the sides, English circa 1780. Supplied with door key and winding key.
fig 1. A circular George III mahogany wall clock featuring an engraved brass dial with Roman numerals and black steel hands.
fig 1. A George III Mahogany Dial Clock

Condition: Overall very good, the clock is in very good condition with no damage or splits to the mahogany surround, the hinge is solid and the brass bezel is in good condition, the brass dial is in excellent condition with no damage and the numbering appears to be all original, the movement has been fully serviced and overhauled and is in excellent working condition, there are no signs of there having been a conversion to anchor escapement, the box at the back is possibly a later replacement but no later than 1830, the stabilisers have been fitted within the last fifty years. Overall the clock has a wonderful appearance with a stunning dial which has a lovely warm colour and beautifully drawn numbers, the hands are very attractive and the mahogany surround has a pleasing colour. The maker's label on the dial seems to be a later retailer’s name.

Height
40cm (15.75")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Date of Manufacture

Chequers Antiques has dated this George III Dial Clock to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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Archive I A circular George III mahogany wall clock featuring an engraved brass dial with Roman numerals and black steel hands.

A George III Mahogany Dial Clock

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Telephone 07943 145714
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The Playhouse Gallery
Lombard Street
Petworth
West Sussex
GU28 0AG
United Kingdom
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A circular George III mahogany wall clock featuring an engraved brass dial with Roman numerals and black steel hands.
A George III Mahogany Dial Clock
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A circular George III mahogany wall clock featuring an engraved brass dial with Roman numerals and black steel hands.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectWall Clocks
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorge III
  • MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass, Steel
  • ColourWarm Mahogany Brown, Gold
  • MotifsCircular mahogany bezel, Engraved brass dial, Roman numerals, Pierced steel hands
  • SizeH 40 cm (16 in) x W 40 cm (16 in) x D 19 cm (7 in)

A George III mahogany dial clock exhibits a circular warm mahogany brown wooden surround enclosing a convex glass front within a hinged brass bezel. The engraved gold-coloured brass dial displays black Roman numerals, Arabic five-minute intervals on an outer minute track, and an inner quarter marking track surrounding a matted centre. Pierced black steel hands indicate the time above a shaped plate marked for the Bristol retailer L J Meyer, while the 40 cm high, 40 cm wide, and 19 cm deep proportions suit placement on a narrow wall space in a gentleman's library or study. Positioned on a wall, the clock functions as a practical timepiece driven by an eight-day fusee movement with an anchor escapement. The solid brass construction and dark wood frame introduce classic Georgian styling into interior spaces. Natural light reflects across the curved glass cover, highlighting the metallic finish of the dial and the rich grain of the surrounding timber. Key hardware elements include the hinged bezel and the fitted winding mechanism.

FAQs

Authentic period dial clocks feature hand-turned mahogany surrounds, heavy cast brass bezels with latched closures, hand-engraved or silvered brass dials, and steel hands. Inspecting the maker name and location inscribed on the dial face provides key details regarding historical origins.

Mount the clock as a focal decorative accent on a narrow wall space, above a hallway console table, or within an understated gallery wall arrangement. The rich tones of dark mahogany wood and reflective brass introduce warmth and historical texture to contemporary interiors.

Maintain the exterior by dusting the glass and mahogany frame regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and applying beeswax sparingly to protect the wood grain. To preserve mechanical operation, have a professional horologist clean, oil, and adjust the movement every five to seven years.

Georgian dial clocks generally consist of a solid moulded mahogany bezel surround enclosing a brass or painted iron dial face behind a glass door. Internal mechanical movements were usually constructed with heavy brass plates, steel arbors, and fusee wire or chain systems built for longevity.

Dial clocks produced during the reign of King George III in the late 18th and early 19th centuries are circular wall timepieces featuring framed wooden bezels and prominent brass or painted dials. Originally devised for public buildings, commercial offices, and grand residences, they were engineered for maximum legibility and dependable timekeeping.
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