How is a George IV mantel clock styled in contemporary interiors?

Position the clock centrally on a stone chimneypiece, a dark wood sideboard, or within a formal bookcase to serve as a focal point among structured decorative objects.

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George IV Mantel Clock by Charles Valogne, London

Name: George IV Mantel Clock by Charles Valogne, London
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA726456
Price: 3000 GBP
Availability: InStock

19th century

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Circa 1820, George IV brass inlay and mantel clock by Charles Valogne, London. With dome top and face with ‘Charles Valogne, No. 599, London’ enclosed by gilded and bevelled edge glass. The panel beneath with brass inlay and beading, and standing on squat, gilded feet; and the sides with cast brass handles over fabric backed fretted sound boards. Striking on a coil, with an 8 day fusee movement and precision pendulum. Charles Valogne (1849-1917) has been recorded as a clockmaker and watchmaker from 1881, and was listed in the Post Office London Commercial Directory (1843) as operating from 10 Church Street, Soho London.

Physical Dimensions

Height

43cm (16.93")

Width

29cm (11.42")

Depth

17cm (6.69")

Declaration

Georgian Antiques has dated this George IV Mantel Clock to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

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SA726456

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29287

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Circa 1820, George IV brass inlay and mantel clock by Charles Valogne, London. With dome top and face with ‘Charles Valogne, No. 599, London’ enclosed by gilded and bevelled edge glass.

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The panel beneath with brass inlay and beading, and standing on squat, gilded feet; and the sides with cast brass handles over fabric backed fretted sound boards.

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Striking on a coil, with an 8 day fusee movement and precision pendulum. Charles Valogne (1849-1917) has been recorded as a clockmaker and watchmaker from 1881, and was listed in the Post Office London Commercial Directory (1843) as operating from 10 Church Street, Soho London.

Physical Dimensions

Height

43cm (16.93")

Width

29cm (11.42")

Depth

17cm (6.69")

Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this George IV Mantel Clock to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

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SA726456

Dealers Internal Ref

29287

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A George IV mahogany mantel clock featuring brass inlay, an arched case, a cream dial with Roman numerals, and lion mask handles.

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Produced in Britain during the reign of King George IV between 1820 and 1830, these clocks feature neoclassical architectural proportions, mahogany veneers, brass inlay, and arched cases housing spring-driven mechanical movements.

Cases were predominantly constructed using flame mahogany or rosewood, accented with brass stringing, cast lion mask side handles, glass apertures, and silk-backed pierced brass side frets.

Authenticity is indicated by hand-cut brass inlays, cast ring handles, original key-wound fusee movements, maker signatures engraved on the dial or movement plate, and gentle oxidisation on metal fittings.

Dust the timber with a soft microfibre cloth, apply beeswax sparingly along the wood grain, keep the case away from direct heat sources, and have the mechanical movement serviced by a horologist every three to five years.

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