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Garrard Mantel Clock
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Garrard Mantel Clock

1920 - 1940
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Garrard Mantel Clock

Signed English Striking 8 day clock by Garrard of London in a Mahogany case circa 1940s. Oval chromed bezel over a signed silvered dial with black Arabic numerals and black hands.

Dimensions: Height - 7", Width - 11.5", Depth - 4.5".

Garrard watches was started by George Wickes in London in 1735. Garrard & Co limited was formally known as Asprey & Garrard Ltd. They were the first official crown jewellers of Queen Victoria.

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Andrew Charles Ltd has dated this Garrard Wooden Mantel Clock to the 1940s.

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SA1079000
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CLMA087
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Description
Garrard Mantel Clock

Signed English Striking 8 day clock by Garrard of London in a Mahogany case circa 1940s. Oval chromed bezel over a signed silvered dial with black Arabic numerals and black hands.

fig 1. An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel.
fig 1. Garrard Mantel Clock

Dimensions: Height - 7", Width - 11.5", Depth - 4.5".

Garrard watches was started by George Wickes in London in 1735. Garrard & Co limited was formally known as Asprey & Garrard Ltd. They were the first official crown jewellers of Queen Victoria.

Date of Manufacture

Andrew Charles Ltd has dated this Garrard Wooden Mantel Clock to the 1940s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1079000
Dealers Internal Ref
CLMA087
Andrew Charles Ltd
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An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel.
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Archive I An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel.

Garrard Mantel Clock

Archive II An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel. View II
Archive III An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel. View III
Archive IV An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel. View IV
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Andrew Charles Ltd

Andrew Charles Ltd
Telephone 01438 728430
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2 Taylor Court
Stevenage Road
Little Wymondley
Hertfordshire
SG4 7HY
United Kingdom
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Andrew Charles Ltd
Andrew Charles Ltd
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Location: 2 Taylor Court, Stevenage Road, Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire, SG4 7HY , United Kingdom
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An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel.
Garrard Mantel Clock
Ref: SA1079000
An Art Deco Garrard mantel clock featuring a curved walnut case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, and chrome bezel.
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FAQs

Wooden cases should be dusted regularly with a dry soft cloth and occasionally treated with natural beeswax polish. The internal mechanical movement requires periodic professional oiling and servicing by a horologist every five to seven years to ensure accurate timekeeping.

A wooden mantel clock can serve as a central focal point when positioned on a fireplace mantelpiece, console table, or library bookshelf. Pairing the warm timber tones with brass accents, modern books, or framed artwork creates a balanced composition.

Authentic pieces generally feature manufacturer markings stamped on the movement or printed on the dial face. Mechanical movements from this period include key-winding arbors on the front dial face and brass gear plates visible through the rear access door.

Art Deco mantel clock cases were predominantly constructed from solid timber and wood veneers such as walnut, mahogany, and oak. Dials were commonly made of silvered brass or painted metal, framed by polished chrome or brass bezels with bevelled glass covers.

During the 1920s through the 1950s, British clockmakers produced mechanical mantel clocks designed for domestic fireplaces and sideboards. Modern manufacturing techniques were combined with Art Deco styling, making key-wound spring-driven timepieces widely available for home decoration.
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