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Antique Wall Clocks
Dials of Lymington have an extensive range of antique wall clocks in the Lymington showroom. All wall clocks come with a twelve month guarantee and can be delivered worldwide.
Antique wall clocks; possibly our most popular clocks. We try to stock a range of classic fusee dial clocks, Vienna regulators and other interesting wall mounted time pieces.
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Mahogany cased, weight driven, tavern wall clock by Charles Fox of Yeovil.
Circa 19th Century
55 inches, 15 inch dial |
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Lovely quality, walnut cased, figured and ebonised, 8 day, double weight driven, Vienna regulator clock. Striking on a gong.
Circa 1890
42 inches |
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8 day, walnut cased, double weight driven, Vienna regulator clock by Gustov Becker. Striking on a gong.
Circa 1890
42 inches |
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8 day, single weight driven, walnut cased, Vienna regulator clock.
Circa 1890
43 inches |
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8 day, mahogany cased, fusee dial clock. |
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8 day, fusee dial clock, mahogany case. Circa 1890. |
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Dial clock with fusee movement. Circa 1900. |
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Double fusee, 8 day wall clock, circa 1880, striking on a bell.
Was owned by the man in the picture who used this clock to regulate his clocks.
This picture is taken from the early 1900's in Lyndhurst High Street.
Circa 1880 |
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English, 8 day, single fusee, dial clock, by Evans and Son of the Soho Clock Factory. Large tapered chain driven movement. Circa 1850. |
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8 day, mahogany cased, fusee, drop dial wall clock.
21 inches |
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Month duration, weight driven, regulator clock with mahogany inlaid case.
40 inches.
£SOLD |
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Double weight driven, wallnut cased, 8 day, Vienna regulator clock. Circa 1890
48 inches
£SOLD |
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Very nice quality, 8 day, Beidermeier period Vienna regulator, with cast brass bezel and enamel dial.
42 inches
£SOLD |
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Double weight driven Vienna regulator wall clock, striking on a gong.
Circa 1890 8045 inches to top finial. |
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Walnut cased, weight driven, Vienna regulator wall clock.
Circa X
45 inches. |
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Grand Sonerie Vienna wall clock.
Circa 1890
35 inches |
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Old Smiths, 8 day, brass ships clock. |
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Good quality heavy ships clock. 18 inch diameter
£SOLD |
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Wallnut cased Vienna regulator. 8 day double weight driven.
Circa 1890
43 Inches |
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8 day, mahogany cased, fusee dial clock. |
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Mahogany cased English wall clock by W Tucker of Taunton. 8 day, bell strike, weight driven, with painted dial.
Circa 1840
48 Inches |
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8 day, mahogany cased, 12 inch dial clock with fussee movement by Perriton of Brockley. 12 inch dial |
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8 day, mahogany cased, 12 inch antique wall clock with fusee movement, signed by 12 inch dial |
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8 day, walnut cased, 7.5 inch French dial clock. 7.5 inch dial |
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Mahogany cased, drop dial, wall clock with 8 day fusee movement. Circa 1850 £SOLD |
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J Hobbs mahogany cased, 8 day, convex fusee dial wall clock with 12 inch dial.
14.5 inches overall |
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Dial clock with silver dial. Super quality by John Clement of Tring.
Circa 1780 |
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8 day, mahogany cased, fusee dial clock. |
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Large, English, 8 day, oak cased fusee dial clock signed Mummery and Son, Stafford. Circa 1850. |
