What is a fusee movement?

A fusee movement uses a conical pulley and chain to maintain even tension on the clock gears as the mainspring winds down. This mechanical feature ensures steady timekeeping from the moment of winding until the power reserve depletes. Clocks with this system were favored for precision tasks and reliable time delivery in public offices and fine homes. Their robust construction makes them durable survivors from past centuries.

How do I tell the periods apart?

Earlier eighteenth-century and Regency pieces often showcase refined mahogany veneers, delicate stringing, and classic brass bezels. Victorian and Edwardian examples tend to feature heavier proportions, lighter oak cases, or utilitarian finishes suited for postal and railway offices. Examining the construction of the wooden case, the style of the painted dial numerals, and any stamped maker signatures provides clear clues to the date of manufacture.

How do I wind a chain fusee clock?

Winding involves inserting a key into the dial aperture and turning it gently to draw the chain back up onto the fusee cone. Care must be taken not to overwind the mechanism once the chain reaches its limit. Regular maintenance and periodic oiling by a qualified clockmaker keep the train running smoothly. Daily or weekly attention preserves the internal brass work for decades of continued service.

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A dial clock with fusee is a reliable timekeeper driven by a chain or cord and cone pulley, prized for its steady force and clean wall-hanging form.

A Rare and Small, English Skeleton Clock of Unusual Style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 1860

19th century

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A Rare and Small, English Skeleton Clock of Unusual Style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 1860

From M. C. Taylor

£4,000

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19th century

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Fantastic Quality Antique 19th Century Mahogany Drop Dial Wall Clock

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£985

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Chave Taunton, Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock

19th century

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Chave Taunton, Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd

£745

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19th century

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An Early 19th Century English Dial Clock

From Chequers Antiques

£1,650

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1900 - 1920

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An Raf 1928 Dial Wall Clock

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd

£1,350

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Fusee Dial Oak Wall Clock, Victorian, Lovely

19th century

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Fusee Dial Oak Wall Clock, Victorian, Lovely

From Clockwise

£895

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Railway 8" Dial, English Fusee Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case. Circa 1880.

19th century

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Railway 8" Dial, English Fusee Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case. Circa 1880.

From M. C. Taylor

£2,450

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Fusee Dial Wall Clock, Chain-driven, Oak, Great Condition

19th century

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Fusee Dial Wall Clock, Chain-driven, Oak, Great Condition

From Clockwise

£985

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Fine London Regency Drop
dial Fusee Wall Clock

19th century

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Fine London Regency Drop dial Fusee Wall Clock

From Clockwise

£2,600

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19th century

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Victorian 16" Dial Fusee Wall Clock

From Sturmans Antiques

£795

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Current listings feature eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth-century pieces, spanning Regency, Victorian, and Edwardian styles in mahogany, oak, and brass.

Antique Single Chain Fusee Gvr Gpo British Wall Clock with Stamped Numbered Case

19th century

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Antique Single Chain Fusee Gvr Gpo British Wall Clock with Stamped Numbered Case

From N Wilson Antiques Clocks

£1,000

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Early English Fusee Dial Clock with a Wooden Convex Dial and Sheraton Style Bezel. Circa 1820.

19th century

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Early English Fusee Dial Clock with a Wooden Convex Dial and Sheraton Style Bezel. Circa 1820.

From M. C. Taylor

£4,750

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A Very Large and Magnificent, Fusee Wall, 'Dial Clock' by the Welsh Maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

19th century

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A Very Large and Magnificent, Fusee Wall, 'Dial Clock' by the Welsh Maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

From M. C. Taylor

£4,750

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Verge Dial Clock by Thomas Hedge of Colchester

18th century

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Verge Dial Clock by Thomas Hedge of Colchester

From The Antique Clock Co.

£4,950

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19th century

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Antique 19th Century Quality Rosewood Inlaid Drop Dial Wall Clock

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£1,195

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George III Mahogany Drop Dial "Tavern" Wall Clock

18th century

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George III Mahogany Drop Dial "Tavern" Wall Clock

From Church Street Antiques & Interiors

£1,850

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Dial Clock with Fusee

A Rare and Small, English Skeleton Clock of Unusual Style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 1860

Fantastic Quality Antique 19th Century Mahogany Drop Dial Wall Clock

Chave Taunton, Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock

An Early 19th Century English Dial Clock

An Raf 1928 Dial Wall Clock

Fusee Dial Oak Wall Clock, Victorian, Lovely

Railway 8" Dial, English Fusee Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case. Circa 1880.

Fusee Dial Wall Clock, Chain-driven, Oak, Great Condition

Fine London Regency Drop dial Fusee Wall Clock

Victorian 16" Dial Fusee Wall Clock

Antique Single Chain Fusee Gvr Gpo British Wall Clock with Stamped Numbered Case

Early English Fusee Dial Clock with a Wooden Convex Dial and Sheraton Style Bezel. Circa 1820.

A Very Large and Magnificent, Fusee Wall, 'Dial Clock' by the Welsh Maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

Verge Dial Clock by Thomas Hedge of Colchester

Antique 19th Century Quality Rosewood Inlaid Drop Dial Wall Clock

George III Mahogany Drop Dial "Tavern" Wall Clock

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