Antique Oak Mantel Clock 1900 - 1920

Name: Large Cased Jewellers Wooden Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1231213
Price: 885 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectMantel Clocks
Period1900 - 1920
StyleEdwardian
MaterialOak, Glass, Metal
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsArched crest, Carved scrollwork, Roman numeral dial, Step moulded base

This Edwardian mantel clock originates from the London shop fittings of H. Stain Ltd jewellers and is constructed from warm brown oak with metal and glass elements. The architectural architectural case displays an arched crest, substantial carved scrollwork brackets flanking the central dial, step-moulded base details, and visible grain variations with minor surface wear. The cream-coloured clock face features black Roman numerals and the marker H. Stain Ltd Jewellers London. It measures 130cm in length, 23cm in depth, and 62cm in height. Suitable for placement on a mantelpiece or shelf in a living room, study, or hallway, this working pendulum timepiece brings a traditional heritage aesthetic to interior schemes. It functions practically as a timekeeping accessory while serving as a decorative focal point on mantelpieces or large sideboards within period or transitional home settings.

FAQs

A mantel clock is a compact pendulum or spring-driven clock designed to sit on a fireplace mantelpiece, shelf, or table, widely produced during the Victorian and Edwardian eras as both functional timekeepers and decorative home accents.

These clocks were predominantly crafted using solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut for the external casing, alongside brass clockwork movements, painted or enamelled metal dials, and glass face covers.

Authentic period examples often feature hand-carved wood details, original maker or retailer stamps printed on the dial face, authentic age-related timber patination, and mechanical movements accessed via a rear door.

Display the clock centrally on a contemporary fireplace surround, console table, or library shelf, pairing it with monochrome artwork, modern ceramics, or leather-bound books to create visual balance.

Dust the exterior casing regularly using a dry microfibre cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish sparingly to protect the wood finish, while keeping the mechanical movement serviced periodically by a professional horologist.

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