Classic True Railway Clock

Name: Classic True Railway Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA725671
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Its About Time

Description

A true Railway Clock !

A fine and true Oak cased Railway Clock with provenance. This clock originally hung in the station of Dover Marine - Dover Western Docks Station on the Admiralty Pier which is reached from the Viaduct at the end of the A20. The Building is now used as a Cruise Terminal !. The station opened in 1919 and closed in 1994. The South Eastern and Chatham Railway ran this line and the clock has the S.E.C.R. stamped to the back plate of the movement. The clock is numbered 1775 S.E. which is how the information can be verified. The clock then spent some time in the Wimbledon 'Boiler House' of Durnsford Road, a huge train yard at Wimbledon Station. The clock has a single fusee movement with long pendulum (also numbered). The case is stamped on the back and the dial also shows the Makers John Walker of South Molten Street, London but also bearing the B.R(S). A wonderful example! Sold with a full 24 month guarantee.

Physical Dimensions

Height

50cm (19.69")

Width

37cm (14.57")

Depth

15cm (5.91")

Declaration

Its About Time has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA725671

Dealers Internal Reference

Railway

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Description

A true Railway Clock !

A fine and true Oak cased Railway Clock with provenance.

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This clock originally hung in the station of Dover Marine - Dover Western Docks Station on the Admiralty Pier which is reached from the Viaduct at the end of the A20.

Its About Time

The Building is now used as a Cruise Terminal !. The station opened in 1919 and closed in 1994. The South Eastern and Chatham Railway ran this line and the clock has the S.E.C.R. stamped to the back plate of the movement. The clock is numbered 1775 S.E. which is how the information can be verified. The clock then spent some time in the Wimbledon 'Boiler House' of Durnsford Road, a huge train yard at Wimbledon Station. The clock has a single fusee movement with long pendulum (also numbered). The case is stamped on the back and the dial also shows the Makers John Walker of South Molten Street, London but also bearing the B.R(S). A wonderful example! Sold with a full 24 month guarantee.