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18th Century Hooded Wall Clock by Henry Deykin, Worcester
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18th Century Hooded Wall Clock by Henry Deykin, Worcester

18th century
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A fine George III hooded wall clock by Henry Deykin of Worcester (recorded 1751–1788, son of Thomas Deykin), the brass dial signed Hen. Deykin, Worcester, No.1572. The square dial with Roman numerals, decorative spandrels and finely pierced steel hands. The oak hood with moulded cornice and shaped bracket supports. Fitted with a dead beat escapement and long pendulum with brass bob and weight.

Henry Deykin is a recorded maker in Britten’s Old Clocks & Watches (1751–1788), and this example represents a fine piece of provincial 18th century horology.

DIAL SIZE - 8" - 20.3cm

Circa 1780

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Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Georgian Hooded Wall Clock to the 18th Century.

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SA1168205
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C2502
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A fine George III hooded wall clock by Henry Deykin of Worcester (recorded 1751–1788, son of Thomas Deykin), the brass dial signed Hen. Deykin, Worcester, No.1572. The square dial with Roman numerals, decorative spandrels and finely pierced steel hands. The oak hood with moulded cornice and shaped bracket supports. Fitted with a dead beat escapement and long pendulum with brass bob and weight.
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Henry Deykin is a recorded maker in Britten’s Old Clocks & Watches (1751–1788), and this example represents a fine piece of provincial 18th century horology.
Salisbury Antiques Centre

DIAL SIZE - 8" - 20.3cm

Circa 1780

Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Georgian Hooded Wall Clock to the 18th Century.

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SA1168205
Dealers Internal Ref
C2502
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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An 18th-century timber hooded wall clock featuring a square brass dial, suspended brass weight, and long pendulum.
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Archive I An 18th-century timber hooded wall clock featuring a square brass dial, suspended brass weight, and long pendulum.

18th Century Hooded Wall Clock by Henry Deykin, Worcester

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Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP2 7JJ
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An 18th-century timber hooded wall clock featuring a square brass dial, suspended brass weight, and long pendulum.
18th Century Hooded Wall Clock by Henry Deykin, Worcester
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An 18th-century timber hooded wall clock featuring a square brass dial, suspended brass weight, and long pendulum.
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  • ObjectWall Clock
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialOak, Walnut, Brass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsSquare brass dial, Moulded timber canopy, Exposed brass pendulum, Cylindrical brass weight

This George III hooded wall clock by Henry Deykin of Worcester dates from the 18th century and is built from oak, walnut, and brass with a warm brown timber finish. The piece takes the form of an architectural wall-mounted clock featuring a moulded timber canopy, a square brass dial with Roman numerals, decorative corner spandrels, and finely pierced steel hands. Visible elements include a hanging cylindrical brass weight, a brass pulley mechanism, an exposed long pendulum with a polished brass bob, and shaped wooden bracket supports under the hood. The dial measures 20 cm across while the overall height spans 120 cm from the top cornice to the base of the pendulum. Such a timepiece suits narrow wall spaces in a traditional hallway, study, or living room, bringing authentic period horology to an interior. In practical terms, the clock mounts securely to a wall surface, where its weight and pendulum operate freely beneath the wooden housing. The timber shows rich grain variations across the flat panels and moulded edges, while the brass components present a warm metallic contrast against the darker wood. Collectors of English provincial clocks will appreciate the signed dial, numbered 1572, which reflects the traditional craftsmanship of the period. This functioning wall clock serves as both a practical timekeeper and a decorative focal point in a home, anchoring traditional interior schemes with historical character and tactile materials.

A hooded wall clock is a wall-mounted timepiece featuring a wooden canopy or hood that encases the clockwork movement and dial, while allowing the weights and pendulum to hang exposed below.

18th-century English wall clocks were constructed using native hardwoods such as oak, walnut, or fruitwood for the case, combined with cast brass dials, iron movement plates, and brass or lead weights.

Authentic 18th-century pieces feature hand-engraved brass dials, cast brass corner spandrels, hand-cut joinery on the timber casing, and weight-driven mechanical movements.

Mount the clock on a focused structural wall or alcove, allowing the exposed brass weights and pendulum to create a vertical accent against neutral backdrop tones.

Ensure the timepiece is level and firmly secured to the wall, keep the wooden case dusted with a soft cloth, and have the mechanical movement lubricated periodically by a professional horologist.
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