How do I wind a fusee wall clock?

Open the side door or glass bezel carefully and insert the winding key into the aperture on the dial face. Turn the key gently clockwise until you feel firm resistance, avoiding over-winding. Ensure you support the weight of the key and maintain a steady pace to protect the delicate chain or cord mechanism inside the wooden case.

Where were these clocks originally used?

Many examples on this page served operational roles in railway stations, schools, and local government offices where clear timekeeping was essential for daily schedules. Others hung in domestic hallways, parlours, and mercantile shops. Railway pieces often carry specific company lettering on their dials to denote the exact network or station they monitored.

How do I date a wooden wall clock?

Examine the timber species, case construction methods, and the style of the painted dial numerals to narrow down the decade of manufacture. Mahogany cases with fusee movements frequently point to the Victorian era, while oak cases with distinct bezel latches often suggest Edwardian or later production. Maker signatures and railway company initials painted on the face provide further historical markers.

What is the difference between a timepiece and a striking clock?

A timepiece measures and displays hours and minutes without producing any sound on the hour. This simpler mechanical setup requires fewer gears and maintenance. A striking or chiming clock includes an additional gear train and hammer mechanism that hits a bell or gong to announce the passage of time.

How do I hang a heavy dial clock safely?

Mount the clock directly into a solid wall stud or use heavy-duty wall anchors rated to support the substantial weight of dense mahogany or oak timber. Hang the case securely from the mounting bracket provided on the backboard. Ensure the clock hangs completely plumb so the pendulum swings freely without catching against the interior walls of the case.

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A round dial clock brings the steady rhythm of a nineteenth-century railway station or a quiet Edwardian office straight onto the wall.

19th century

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19th Cent 8" Mahogany Dial Clock.

From Finchingfield Antiques

£1,395

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19th century

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Victorian Mahogany Fusee Wall Clock

From Georgian Antiques

£1,350

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Small Late 19th/early 20th C. Convex Dial & Glass Fusee School/office/station Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case

1900 - 1920

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Small Late 19th/early 20th C. Convex Dial & Glass Fusee School/office/station Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case

From Heydays Antiques

£685

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19th century

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Wall Clock

From Midwinter Antiques

£1,800

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Vintage Trade S Mark Japanese Tokyo Wall Clock

1900 - 1920

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Vintage Trade S Mark Japanese Tokyo Wall Clock

From Debenham Antiques Ltd

£495

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L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century

1900 - 1920

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L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century

From Oliver Sargent Antiques

£1,495

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Scottish Longcase Clock by Whitelaw of Edinburgh

19th century

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Scottish Longcase Clock by Whitelaw of Edinburgh

From P A Oxley Antique Clocks & Barometers

£6,950

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A Rhodium Plated 1960 Jaeger 540 Cal Swiss Elysee Atmos Clock with a Round Dial,

1940 - 1960

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A Rhodium Plated 1960 Jaeger 540 Cal Swiss Elysee Atmos Clock with a Round Dial,

From Gutlin Clocks

£3,500

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Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

19th century

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Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

From N Wilson Antiques Clocks

£1,950

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19th century

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High Quality 12" Dial, Fusee Wall Clock

From Masons Antiques

£695

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Listings feature movements ranging from simple nineteenth-century fusee mechanisms to mid-century electric systems housed in oak and mahogany wall cases.

Wyatt, Bournemouth Fusee Dial Wall Clock

1920 - 1940

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Wyatt, Bournemouth Fusee Dial Wall Clock

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd

£690

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18th century

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Webster Fusee Dial Wall Clock

From The Antique Clock Co.

£5,995

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19th century

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Mahogany Wall Clock

From Midwinter Antiques

£800

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Antique 13.5" Mahogany Anglo Swiss Watch Co. Railway Station / School Round Dial Wall Clock (Timepiece)

1920 - 1940

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Antique 13.5" Mahogany Anglo Swiss Watch Co. Railway Station / School Round Dial Wall Clock (Timepiece)

From Yolanda Gray Antiques

£445

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1920 - 1940

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London County Council Wall Clock

From Its About Time

£950

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19th century

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Early 12" Dial Fusee Wall Clock

From Its About Time

£2,650

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Round Dial Clock

19th Cent 8" Mahogany Dial Clock.

Victorian Mahogany Fusee Wall Clock

Small Late 19th/early 20th C. Convex Dial & Glass Fusee School/office/station Wall Clock in a Mahogany Case

Wall Clock

Vintage Trade S Mark Japanese Tokyo Wall Clock

L.n.e.r. British Rail Eastern Clock No 9258 Station Master Wall Clock, Formerly at Peterborough East, Dating Early 20th Century

Scottish Longcase Clock by Whitelaw of Edinburgh

A Rhodium Plated 1960 Jaeger 540 Cal Swiss Elysee Atmos Clock with a Round Dial,

Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

High Quality 12" Dial, Fusee Wall Clock

Wyatt, Bournemouth Fusee Dial Wall Clock

Webster Fusee Dial Wall Clock

Mahogany Wall Clock

Antique 13.5" Mahogany Anglo Swiss Watch Co. Railway Station / School Round Dial Wall Clock (Timepiece)

London County Council Wall Clock

Early 12" Dial Fusee Wall Clock

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