How do I wind a tall clock?

Wind the clock using the appropriate crank key inserted into the winding holes on the dial face, turning gently until the weights rise to their upper limit. Take care not to overwind the mechanism, stopping immediately when resistance increases to protect the internal cords and springs.

Where should I place a tall clock?

Position the clock on a stable, level floor against a solid interior wall away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and draughty doorways. Avoid exterior walls where temperature fluctuations and dampness can affect the wooden mahogany case and delicate internal metalwork.

Why does the clock stop ticking?

Stoppages often occur because the case has settled on an uneven floor, throwing the pendulum beat out of alignment and halting the escapement. Adjust the leveling feet or floor shims until the ticking sound maintains an even, regular rhythm between the left and right beats.

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These victorian mahogany tall clock pieces combine architectural presence with precise domestic timekeeping, offering buyers a stately focal point for a room.