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Good 19th Century Mahogany Fusee Station Clock

Name: Good 19th Century Mahogany Fusee Station Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1098191
Price: 875 GBP
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Description

This is a good quality 19th century London Fusee wall clock by Dearling of Croydon in beautiful clean condition dating from around 1870.

The mahogany case has a pleasing plain design with side and bottom doors and the original painted dial has Roman numerals and signed Dearling High Street Croydon .

The good quality movement is a single fusee with anchor escapement which has been cleaned and serviced. This runs for 8 days winding once a week on a key and keeps very good time.

The original winding key is present as is the original key to the working lock for the bottom door. The clock measures 36 cms in diameter and 15 cms deep.

UK insured packing and delivery is £25

Date of Manufacture

Rams Head Antiques has dated this Antique Mahogany Wall Clock to the 1870s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

36cm (14.17")

Width

36cm (14.17")

Depth

15cm (5.91")

Reference Numbers

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SA1098191

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Rams Head Antiques is a family business based in Wolsingham in Weardale where we have had shop premises for 28 years. The shop is generally open every Saturday from 11 am till 3 pm.

You are most welcome to visit the shop but please always check to confirm we are open before travelling. We have been in the antiques trade for well over thirty years now and stock a wide and varied range of antiques and decorative items specialising in carpets and Eastern and Oriental items as well as Georgian and Victorian furniture, mirrors, oil paintings, prints, ceramics and clocks.

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Description

This is a good quality 19th century London Fusee wall clock by Dearling of Croydon in beautiful clean condition dating from around 1870.

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The mahogany case has a pleasing plain design with side and bottom doors and the original painted dial has Roman numerals and signed Dearling High Street Croydon.

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fig 1. A round 19th-century mahogany fusee wall clock featuring a white painted dial with black Roman numerals and a brass bezel. — fig 1. Good 19th Century Mahogany Fusee Station Clock

The good quality movement is a single fusee with anchor escapement which has been cleaned and serviced. This runs for 8 days winding once a week on a key and keeps very good time.

The original winding key is present as is the original key to the working lock for the bottom door. The clock measures 36 cms in diameter and 15 cms deep.

UK insured packing and delivery is £25

Date of Manufacture

Rams Head Antiques has dated this Antique Mahogany Wall Clock to the 1870s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

36cm (14.17")

Width

36cm (14.17")

Depth

15cm (5.91")

Reference Numbers

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SA1098191

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A fusee clock uses a conical pulley with a chain or cord to maintain even tension on the mainspring as it unwinds, ensuring accurate timekeeping. They were widely produced in Britain throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, commonly used in railway stations, offices, and public buildings.

These clocks typically feature solid mahogany or oak drum cases with brass bezel surrounds and hand-painted convex white dials featuring Roman numerals. The movements are mechanically driven by brass gear trains and regulated by a pendulum housed within the case.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-engraved or painted dials showing signs of age, heavy cast brass bezels, and robust brass fusee movements stamped with maker signatures. The timber casing should display period appropriate hand-finishing, patination, and construction joints.

An antique wall clock serves as a striking focal point when mounted alone on a plain painted wall to highlight its timber grain and traditional form. It bridges historical and contemporary aesthetics effectively in hallway spaces, kitchens, or studies.

Mechanical clocks require professional servicing every few years to clean and lubricate the brass movement. They should be mounted securely to a load-bearing wall, kept away from direct sunlight, and protected from rapid temperature fluctuations to preserve the timber and mechanism.

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