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L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century
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L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century

1900 - 1920
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For sale, a rare fine L.N.E.R. (London North East Region) Station Master wall clock No 9258, formerly at Peterborough East, dating early 20th century. Fitted in its original mahogany case with its original and unrestored 12-inch dial and its fine 8-day fusee movement. The movement has been recently serviced and is now in full working order keeping time. This clock was later assigned to British Rail Eastern Region but retained its original issue No 9258. From the L.N.E.R. records this clock is recorded as being the Station Masters Clock at Peterborough East. The clock was transferred out of service on 13th March 1959. Sold with a copy of the clock’s history. Price £1495.00 inclusive of shipping to within the UK.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
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Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Antique Railway Wall Clock to the 1900s.

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SA1147630
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OSA 1459
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For sale, a rare fine L.N.E.R.
(London North East Region) Station Master wall clock No 9258, formerly at Peterborough East, dating early 20th century.
Oliver Sargent Antiques

Fitted in its original mahogany case with its original and unrestored 12-inch dial and its fine 8-day fusee movement. The movement has been recently serviced and is now in full working order keeping time. This clock was later assigned to British Rail Eastern Region but retained its original issue No 9258. From the L.N.E.R. records this clock is recorded as being the Station Masters Clock at Peterborough East. The clock was transferred out of service on 13th March 1959. Sold with a copy of the clock’s history. Price £1495.00 inclusive of shipping to within the UK.

You can find more items of interest and purchase through our website, using all major credit cards:

please visit: www.oliversargentantiques.com

Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
Date of Manufacture

Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Antique Railway Wall Clock to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1147630
Dealers Internal Ref
OSA 1459
Oliver Sargent Antiques
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Specialists in vintage military watches & clocks and antique oriental ceramics & works of art

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Archive I An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering.

L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century

Archive II An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View II
Archive III An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View III
Archive IV An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View IV
Archive V An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View V
Archive VI An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View VI
Archive VII An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View VII
Archive VIII An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View VIII
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Archive XII An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View XII
Archive XIII An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering. View XIII
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An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering.
L.N.E.R. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master wall clock, formerly at Peterborough East, dating early 20th century
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An early 20th-century round mahogany railway wall clock featuring an off-white dial with Roman numerals, secondary 24-hour markings, and B.R.(E.) lettering.
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British railway wall clocks were introduced in the 19th and early 20th centuries to standardise timekeeping across national rail networks. Each clock was typically assigned an official inventory number and allocated to specific stations, signal boxes, or administrative offices.

These clocks were commonly constructed using turned solid hardwoods such as mahogany or oak for the outer surround, housing a hand-painted or printed cream dial face protected by a glass lens framed in a cast brass bezel.

Authentic examples feature official regional markings printed or painted on the dial, such as network initials or inventory numbers. The rear movement cases often retain official railway company wax seals, stamps, or brass identification plates matching dial records.

A circular timber wall clock creates a focal point when hung individually on a narrow wall space, above a writing desk, or within a gallery wall arrangement. Its warm wood tones and clean dial complement industrial, traditional, and transitional decor schemes.

Dust the timber casing regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth and apply beeswax periodically to preserve the original patina. Avoid abrasive chemical cleaners on the glass or dial, and ensure mechanical movement components are serviced by a professional horologist.
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