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John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning
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John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

19th century
Sold by Clockwise
Sold 11 June 2026 · Clockwise
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For your consideration I am delighted to offer a stunning example of a John Walker eight day fusee drop dial wall clock originally supplied to London Chatham and Dover railways circa 1870.

The eight day anchor escapement fusee movement has rectangular plates and has been fully overhauled so benefits from my three year guarantee.

The unrestored 12 inch dial is in superb condition with 'John Walker, 1 South Molton Street, B. R (S), London 1207 S.E' applied. The rear of the dial has all the usual annotations you would demand from an authentic piece of railwayana and the clock retains a spun brass bezel and spade hands. The bezel locks securely into a tab.

The mahogany case surround has fantastic colour and patination since its restoration and is pegged to the back box in the usual classic manner. The back box has the usual side inspection door, this example having an original clock numberplate bearing the number 1207 screwed onto the inner of this door. The case further benefits from a (possibly original) fully working lock and key to the lower case door. The back of the box case is stamped 1207 S.E as is the case above the side door. Original brass stabilising hooks adorn each side of the lower mahogany veneered case.

Southern Railway records has the following information regarding this clock - last in use at Southampton docks number 44 berth canteen, and previously at Blackfriars station market office. It was taken out of railway service in December 1966. Annual maintenance cost of 3/6d

The pendulum is also stamped 1207 and a copy of the southern railway records accompanies this clock.

John Walker were manufacturers of clocks and are best known for supplying timepieces to the principal railway companies of the day. They supplied clocks and watches and also arranged maintenance contracts. John Walker started in business in 1845 and the company was still in existence as late as 1980. Their main location was 1 South Molton Street and their clocks are increasingly sought after.

This is one of the nicest and most genuine railway clocks I have seen with so much authenticity about it and is in gorgeous condition. It's just one of many fusee and railway clocks I have coming onto the market.

Clockwise specialises in longcase and bracket clocks and with clients from the world of business, film, sport, royalty and aristocracy - yet more than happy with traditional clients - Clockwise has an unrivalled reputation for excellence and superb service.

Date of Manufacture

Clockwise has dated this Antique Fusee Wall Clock to the Victorian era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
Reference Numbers
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SA1193627
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For your consideration I am delighted to offer a stunning example of a John Walker eight day fusee drop dial wall clock originally supplied to London Chatham and Dover railways circa 1870.
“
The eight day anchor escapement fusee movement has rectangular plates and has been fully overhauled so benefits from my three year guarantee.
Clockwise
fig 1. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 1. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

The unrestored 12 inch dial is in superb condition with 'John Walker, 1 South Molton Street, B. R (S), London 1207 S.E' applied. The rear of the dial has all the usual annotations you would demand from an authentic piece of railwayana and the clock retains a spun brass bezel and spade hands. The bezel locks securely into a tab.

fig 2. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 2. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

The mahogany case surround has fantastic colour and patination since its restoration and is pegged to the back box in the usual classic manner. The back box has the usual side inspection door, this example having an original clock numberplate bearing the number 1207 screwed onto the inner of this door. The case further benefits from a (possibly original) fully working lock and key to the lower case door. The back of the box case is stamped 1207 S.E as is the case above the side door. Original brass stabilising hooks adorn each side of the lower mahogany veneered case.

fig 3. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 3. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

Southern Railway records has the following information regarding this clock - last in use at Southampton docks number 44 berth canteen, and previously at Blackfriars station market office. It was taken out of railway service in December 1966. Annual maintenance cost of 3/6d

fig 4. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 4. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

The pendulum is also stamped 1207 and a copy of the southern railway records accompanies this clock.

John Walker were manufacturers of clocks and are best known for supplying timepieces to the principal railway companies of the day. They supplied clocks and watches and also arranged maintenance contracts. John Walker started in business in 1845 and the company was still in existence as late as 1980. Their main location was 1 South Molton Street and their clocks are increasingly sought after.

fig 5. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 5. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

This is one of the nicest and most genuine railway clocks I have seen with so much authenticity about it and is in gorgeous condition. It's just one of many fusee and railway clocks I have coming onto the market.

fig 6. A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
fig 6. John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning

Clockwise specialises in longcase and bracket clocks and with clients from the world of business, film, sport, royalty and aristocracy - yet more than happy with traditional clients - Clockwise has an unrivalled reputation for excellence and superb service.

Date of Manufacture

Clockwise has dated this Antique Fusee Wall Clock to the Victorian era.

Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
15cm (5.91")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1193627
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A circular mahogany fusee wall clock with a white painted dial, black Roman numerals, and brass bezel, featuring railway lettering.
John Walker Southern Railway Fusee Wall Clock, Stunning
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  • ObjectWall Clocks
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsRoman numerals, Brass bezel, Railway lettering, Convex dial
  • SizeH 49 cm (19 in) x W 36 cm (14 in) x D 15 cm (6 in)

A fusee wall clock utilises a conical pulley with a spiral groove to maintain even tension on the chain or cord as the mainspring unwinds, ensuring consistent timekeeping. These clocks were widely used in British railway stations, offices, and public buildings from the mid-nineteenth century onwards.

These clocks typically feature solid mahogany or oak cases with brass bezels, hand-painted convex or flat dial faces, and robust mechanical fusee movements mounted on heavy wooden pattresses or backboxes.

Authentic pieces generally feature period hand-cut brass movements with maker signatures, cast brass bezels showing natural oxidisation, hand-painted dials with minor wear, and traditional peg-and-wedge case construction rather than modern fixings.

Such a timepiece serves as a strong focal point when mounted on a neutral wall in a hallway, study, or living room, blending historical character with modern minimalist furniture.

Keep the clock away from direct sunlight, dampness, and heat sources, and have the movement professionally serviced and oiled every three to five years to ensure longevity.
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