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Early 19th Century Convex Glass & Dial "A" Frame Fusee Wall Clock
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Early 19th Century Convex Glass & Dial "A" Frame Fusee Wall Clock

19th century
For Sale by Heydays Antiques (Reserved for a buyer)
Description

IN ADDITION TO THE DESCRIPTION BELOW, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ROBERT BY EMAIL OR VIA 07899 058752 TO DISCUSS THIS OR OUR OTHER ITEMS.

GOOD QUALITY EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS A FRAME PLATE FUSEE WALL/DIAL CLOCK

OAK CASE WITH BUILT IN BRACKET & MAHOGANY CARVED DECORATION.

CONVEX GLASS & DIAL

RECENTLY OILED & CHECKED - GOOD WORKING ANTIQUE CONDITION

BEZEL SIZE 31cm

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VIEWING IS ALWAYS OFFERED AT MK45 4HS (JUST OFF THE A6) OR AT ONE OF THE QUALITY FAIRS WE ATTEND.

SELECTION OF GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHER FUSEE & OTHER QUALITY CLOCKS AVAILABLE

Date of Manufacture

Heydays Antiques has dated this Antique Fusee Wall Clock to the 19th Century.

Independent Date Guide ID 02980048
Dealer's Item Date19th Century
Sellingantiques Date19th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 170-205 years old
ResultsDates match
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to THE 19TH CENTURY:
Single-fusee movement with brass A-frame plates: English clockmaking from the 1800s.
Convex painted dial and curved glass: style introduced in the early nineteenth century.
Segmented oak bezel: joined sections that allow the timber to move naturally.
Hand-carved acanthus leaf scrolls: decorative work from the William IV period.
Dark oxidised backboard and case interior: natural exposure over many decades.

This Independent Date Guide was compiled by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. It works only from the photographs shown on this page and is never told the date the dealer has declared. It is a guide, not a guarantee of age, and occasional errors can occur.

Physical Dimensions
Height
60cm (23.62")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
18cm (7.09")
Reference Numbers
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SA282864
Description
IN ADDITION TO THE DESCRIPTION BELOW, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ROBERT BY EMAIL OR VIA 07899 058752 TO DISCUSS THIS OR OUR OTHER ITEMS.

GOOD QUALITY EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS A FRAME PLATE FUSEE WALL/DIAL CLOCK

fig 1. An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base.
fig 1. Early 19th Century Convex Glass & Dial "A" Frame Fusee Wall Clock

OAK CASE WITH BUILT IN BRACKET & MAHOGANY CARVED DECORATION.

CONVEX GLASS & DIAL

RECENTLY OILED & CHECKED - GOOD WORKING ANTIQUE CONDITION

BEZEL SIZE 31cm

SET UP & DELIVERY BY DISCUSSION

VIEWING IS ALWAYS OFFERED AT MK45 4HS (JUST OFF THE A6) OR AT ONE OF THE QUALITY FAIRS WE ATTEND.

SELECTION OF GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHER FUSEE & OTHER QUALITY CLOCKS AVAILABLE

Date of Manufacture

Heydays Antiques has dated this Antique Fusee Wall Clock to the 19th Century.

Independent Date Report ID 02980048
Dealer's Item Date19th Century
Sellingantiques dating19th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 170-205 years old
ResultsDates match
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to the 19th Century:
Single-fusee movement with brass A-frame plates: English clockmaking from the 1800s.
Convex painted dial and curved glass: style introduced in the early nineteenth century.
Segmented oak bezel: joined sections that allow the timber to move naturally.
Hand-carved acanthus leaf scrolls: decorative work from the William IV period.
Dark oxidised backboard and case interior: natural exposure over many decades.

This is an independent date report produced by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. The process uses the photographs shown on this page. The system is never told the date the dealer has declared. This report shows that the two dates corroborate.

Height
60cm (23.62")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
18cm (7.09")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA282864
Heydays Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2012

Specialising in personal attention for 17/18/19th c traditional longcase clocks & early 20th c triple weight quarter chiming musical clocks

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Archive I An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base.

Early 19th Century Convex Glass & Dial "A" Frame Fusee Wall Clock

Archive II An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base. View II
Archive III An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base. View III
Archive IV An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base. View IV
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An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base.
EARLY 19TH CENTURY CONVEX GLASS & DIAL "A" FRAME FUSEE WALL CLOCK
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An early nineteenth-century carved oak wall clock featuring a white circular dial with Roman numerals, protected by convex glass in a brass bezel, mounted on a carved wooden bracket base.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectWall Clocks
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialOak, Brass, Glass
  • ColourMedium Brown
  • MotifsCarved acanthus scrolls, Convex glass dial, Brass bezel, Turned feet
  • SizeH 60 cm (24 in) x W 46 cm (18 in) x D 18 cm (7 in)

This early nineteenth-century Regency wall clock combines a medium brown oak case with mahogany carved decoration and a brass bezel enclosing a convex glass dial. The piece features a built-in bracket base supported by turned feet, complemented by carved acanthus scroll motifs and dark scrollwork across the lower frame. The white circular face displays classic Roman numerals, housing black hands and a brass surround. Measuring 60 cm high, 46 cm wide, and 18 cm deep, the clock suits placement on a narrow wall space within a gentleman's library, hallway, or study. It provides a functional timepiece while adding traditional character to an interior.

FAQs

A fusee wall clock is a mechanical timepiece featuring a cone-shaped pulley mechanism designed to equalize the force exerted by the unwinding mainspring, maintaining accurate timekeeping throughout its run.

Clocks from the early 19th century were typically constructed using solid hardwoods such as oak or mahogany for the outer case, with brass mechanisms, iron hands, and painted convex glass or metal dials.

Authentic Regency era clocks often feature hand-carved foliate scrolls, cast brass bezels with convex glass, hand-painted dials with Roman numerals, and weight-driven or fusee movement mechanisms stamped by horologists.

An antique wall clock serves as a strong focal point when mounted above a hallway sideboard, integrated into a gallery wall of framed art, or positioned in a dedicated reading alcove to contrast modern architectural lines.

Keep mechanical clocks free from dust using a soft dry cloth, avoid mounting them near direct heat sources or damp walls, and arrange for professional horological servicing of the movement every five to seven years.
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