How do I wind an antique clock?

Most mechanical clocks use a specialised key inserted into the dial to tension the mainsprings. Turn the key gently until you feel resistance, avoiding over-winding to protect the internal gears. Ensure you match the correct key size to the winding squares to prevent slipping and damaging the delicate brass components over years of daily maintenance.

Where should I place my mantel clock?

Position the piece on a stable, level surface away from direct sunlight and draughty doorways. Wooden cases react poorly to sudden humidity shifts and rapid temperature changes. Placing the timepiece on a sturdy shelf ensures the mechanical pendulum or balance wheel remains level, which helps the movement keep accurate time.

How do I tell Victorian from Edwardian clocks?

Victorian models tend to feature darker timbers, heavier proportions, and ornate carving alongside brass or rosewood finishes. The overall aesthetic leans towards traditional, formal symmetry. Edwardian pieces often introduce lighter fruitwoods and satinwood, frequently accompanied by delicate Art Nouveau floral marquetry and more streamlined case silhouettes.

Why does my clock lose time?

Mechanical timepieces require regular servicing and proper levelling to maintain a steady beat. Changes in the room temperature can also cause the metal parts to expand or contract. If the beat sounds uneven, adjusting the pendulum regulating nut or consulting a professional horologist will usually restore proper timekeeping functionality.

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When you look for an inlaid wood mantel clock, you are choosing a timekeeper that brings warmth and meticulous joinery to a room.

English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

19th century

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English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

From Arundel Clocks

£950

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A Small, Fusee, Balloon Style Table Clock by Joseph Jump of London. In a Mahogany Case.
circa 1880.

19th century

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A Small, Fusee, Balloon Style Table Clock by Joseph Jump of London. In a Mahogany Case. circa 1880.

From M. C. Taylor

£2,750

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Fusee Library Clock. Plumbly & Tupman, London

19th century

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Fusee Library Clock. Plumbly & Tupman, London

From Masons Antiques

£795

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19th century

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An Unusual Early Scottish Mantel Clock.

From Beechmount Antiques

£1,350

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Fine Edwardian Herringbone Inlaid Mantel Clock

1900 - 1920

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Fine Edwardian Herringbone Inlaid Mantel Clock

From Sturmans Antiques

£398

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Wonderful Quality Antique Regency Rosewood Brass Inlaid Mantle Clock

19th century

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Wonderful Quality Antique Regency Rosewood Brass Inlaid Mantle Clock

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£1,275

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Paul Garnier: An Early Pendules Portative Exhibition Clock

19th century

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Paul Garnier: An Early Pendules Portative Exhibition Clock

From Leigh Extence Antique Clocks

£4,800

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1900 - 1920

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Art-nuveau Mantel Clock.

From Masons Antiques

£495

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German Mahogany Ting Tang Mantel Clock by W&h

19th century

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German Mahogany Ting Tang Mantel Clock by W&h

From Arrowsmith Antiques & Interiors

£1,250

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1900 - 1920

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Mahogany & Satinwood Inlay Mantel Clock

From Worboys Antiques

£530

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Some officers clearly refused to sacrifice punctuality during wartime, judging by the sturdy military mess clocks tucked among the domestic mantel pieces.

French Belle Epoque Mahogany Mantel Clock

1900 - 1920

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French Belle Epoque Mahogany Mantel Clock

From Arrowsmith Antiques & Interiors

£790

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19th century

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London Regency Library Clock

From Masons Antiques

£1,250

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An Attractive Junghans German Mantel Clock C1900

1900 - 1920

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An Attractive Junghans German Mantel Clock C1900

From Marlborough Antiques & Interiors

£325

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1940 - 1960

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Louis XIV Style Boule Bracket Clock

From Masons Antiques

£1,200

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Regency Mahogany Bracket Clock by Thomas Connold of Alysham

19th century

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Regency Mahogany Bracket Clock by Thomas Connold of Alysham

From Arrowsmith Antiques & Interiors

£3,200

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Antique Rosewood Inlaid Mantle Clock by Walker and Hall

19th century

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Antique Rosewood Inlaid Mantle Clock by Walker and Hall

From London City Antiques

£1,185

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Inlaid Wood Mantel Clock

English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

A Small, Fusee, Balloon Style Table Clock by Joseph Jump of London. In a Mahogany Case. circa 1880.

Fusee Library Clock. Plumbly & Tupman, London

An Unusual Early Scottish Mantel Clock.

Fine Edwardian Herringbone Inlaid Mantel Clock

Wonderful Quality Antique Regency Rosewood Brass Inlaid Mantle Clock

Paul Garnier: An Early Pendules Portative Exhibition Clock

Art-nuveau Mantel Clock.

German Mahogany Ting Tang Mantel Clock by W&h

Mahogany & Satinwood Inlay Mantel Clock

French Belle Epoque Mahogany Mantel Clock

London Regency Library Clock

An Attractive Junghans German Mantel Clock C1900

Louis XIV Style Boule Bracket Clock

Regency Mahogany Bracket Clock by Thomas Connold of Alysham

Antique Rosewood Inlaid Mantle Clock by Walker and Hall

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