What sort of clock turns up most often?

French carriage clocks, at roughly a fifth of the category. Brass and glass, a handle on the top, and often a repeat button on the case. English fusee wall clocks run close behind, and mantel clocks in marble, slate, mahogany and walnut come third.

Why do listings say mantel and mantle?

The trade has never settled it. Both spellings describe the same shelf clock. On Sellingantiques, 195 titles use mantel and 146 use mantle, so searching one spelling misses a large slice of the shelf clocks.

Are these all made between 1837 and 1901?

No. The dated field on these listings runs from 1800 to 1960, and Regency, Edwardian and twentieth-century pieces sit inside the heading. Over a third are dated by era rather than year, saying simply Victorian or 19th Century. Where a year is given, the 1880s and 1860s account for the largest groups.

What does fusee mean on a wall clock?

A spring barrel connected by chain or gut to a tapered drum, which evens out the pull of the spring from wound to run down. It's the standard English movement of the period. Single fusee means one train, timekeeping only. Double, twin and triple fusee add striking and chiming, and those turn up on bracket and library clocks.

Which makers appear in this category?

Very few with any frequency. Only three names across the whole archive are carried by three dealers or more: Dent of London, Samuel Marti and Drocourt. Everything else is a one-dealer or two-dealer name, appearing signed on a dial or backplate, on a retailer's plaque, or only as an attribution.

How large do these clocks get?

The size runs both ways at once. Sixty-seven titles say large and 38 say miniature. The sampled extremes include giant carriage clocks, an 18-inch double dial wall clock, and a mignonette barely bigger than a matchbox.

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Nineteenth-century domestic and commercial clocks, spring and weight driven, made in quantity for mantelpieces, halls, offices, schools, stations and ships, and for travelling with.

French Enamel Panel Engraved Case Carriage Clock by Margaine of France 1890

19th century

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French Enamel Panel Engraved Case Carriage Clock by Margaine of France 1890

From Arundel Clocks

£1,650

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A Very Small Satinwood Library Clock by Sir John Bennett,

19th century

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A Very Small Satinwood Library Clock by Sir John Bennett,

From Chalfont Clocks

£2,995

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19th century

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Fine Rosewood Table Clock.

From Samuel Orr Antique Clocks

£4,500

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French Five Minute Repeater Carriage Clock 1880

19th century

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French Five Minute Repeater Carriage Clock 1880

From Arundel Clocks

£2,050

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Twin Fusee, Bell Striking, Rosewood, Drop-dial Wall Clock

19th century

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Twin Fusee, Bell Striking, Rosewood, Drop-dial Wall Clock

From Masons Antiques

£975

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19th century

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A Good Table/mantle Clock Circa 1875

From Frank Craig Antiques

£750

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19th century

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Fantastic Quality Antique 19th Century Walnut Double Weight Wall Clock

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£1,395

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19th century

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Paul Garnier: A Series I Carriage Clock

From Leigh Extence Antique Clocks

£4,500

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Scottish Mahogany Grandfather / Longcase Clock

19th century

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Scottish Mahogany Grandfather / Longcase Clock

From Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors

£1,750

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Antique Victorian Miniature French Brass Carriage Clock

19th century

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Antique Victorian Miniature French Brass Carriage Clock

From London City Antiques

£745

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The most expensive Victorian clock sold on Sellingantiques was an exhibition quality carved mahogany and marquetry tubular chiming longcase, in February 2023.

Lms John Walker Fusee Railway Clock, Gorgeous

1900 - 1920

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Lms John Walker Fusee Railway Clock, Gorgeous

From Clockwise

£2,550

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French Serpentine Carriage Clock by Duverdrey & Bloquel.

1900 - 1920

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French Serpentine Carriage Clock by Duverdrey & Bloquel.

From Jane Short Antiques

£395

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19th century

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French Repeater Carriage Clock Still Fully Gilded Restored Movement 1870

From Arundel Clocks

£1,250

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French Repeater Carriage Clock Fully Restored 1880

19th century

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French Repeater Carriage Clock Fully Restored 1880

From Arundel Clocks

£850

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Antique Victorian Walnut Vienna Wall Clock

19th century

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Antique Victorian Walnut Vienna Wall Clock

From Highmeads Antiques

£110

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19th century

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French Striking Clock

From Samuel Orr Antique Clocks

£450

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Victorian Clocks

French Enamel Panel Engraved Case Carriage Clock by Margaine of France 1890

A Very Small Satinwood Library Clock by Sir John Bennett,

Fine Rosewood Table Clock.

French Five Minute Repeater Carriage Clock 1880

Twin Fusee, Bell Striking, Rosewood, Drop-dial Wall Clock

A Good Table/mantle Clock Circa 1875

Fantastic Quality Antique 19th Century Walnut Double Weight Wall Clock

Paul Garnier: A Series I Carriage Clock

Scottish Mahogany Grandfather / Longcase Clock

Antique Victorian Miniature French Brass Carriage Clock

Lms John Walker Fusee Railway Clock, Gorgeous

French Serpentine Carriage Clock by Duverdrey & Bloquel.

French Repeater Carriage Clock Still Fully Gilded Restored Movement 1870

French Repeater Carriage Clock Fully Restored 1880

Antique Victorian Walnut Vienna Wall Clock

French Striking Clock

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