Clockwise has dated this Victorian Fusee Wall Clock to the Victorian era.
The substantial movement plates, anchor escapement and heavy lead-filled brass pendulum are characteristic of a well-made period timepiece, while the elegant blued steel hands provide an attractive and refined contrast against the painted dial.
The single fusee mechanism reflects the traditional approach to maintaining a more consistent driving force as the mainspring unwinds, contributing to the clock’s reliable timekeeping.
Operating in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Hammer company was an old English furnisher, in their words - 'Manufacturers of every description of school, institute, library, mission and church furniture!' Examples bearing their name are of considerable interest to collectors of Victorian clocks and associated craftsmanship. This delightfully well-proportioned example combines practical engineering with the understated elegance of a traditional London-made clock and would make a particularly fine addition to a collection of antique clocks or a period interior.
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Clockwise has dated this Victorian Fusee Wall Clock to the Victorian era.
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Victorian Stunning 10" Dial Chain Fusee Wall Clock
