Antique Dinner Gongs

Gothic revival dinner gong, in the style of Bruce Talbert. With an oak frame, brass gong, together with beater.

Gothic revival dinner gong, in the style of Bruce Talbert. With an oak frame, brass gong, together with beater.

Large oak dinner gong the arch top with lion mask head, and suspended ring, surrounded by carved scrolls and foliage, above two figures supporting the original brass gong.

Chinese intricately carved and pierced hardwood dinner gong, having circular brass gong with original beater.

Wrought iron framed dinner gong, the ornate frame with scrolling detail supporting the original brass gong, all raised up on shaped supports.

A fine oak dinner gong, featuring a beautifully turned and carved solid oak frame with elegant finials and out-swept feet for stability.

Oak-framed nautical dinner gong in the form of a ship’s wheel, having turned carrying handle above the original brass gong raised on a plinth base.

Late 19th century dinner gong, the circular gong suspended in an oak frame of naturalistic branch design with vacant cartouche surmounting between conforming uprights and downswept s...

A charming antique dinner gong presented on an elegant, turned mahogany stand.

A fine antique oak dinner gong, complete with its original turned oak stand and padded striker.

19th-century table-top dinner gong, the brass disc gong suspended from two cattle horns on an oak base, with a hammer.

Art Nouveau cast Iron dinner gong the decorative Fram with flower heads and scrolling decoration.

19th Century oak dinner gong and beater. The arched top has carved decoration above the barley twist supports.

20th century carved mango wood novelty dinner gong circa 1928. Here we present a novelty dinner gong made from mango wood, which was retailed by henry howell & co ltd. 

19th century Swiss Black Forest carved brass dinner gong suspended by two trees each having a carved climbing bear.

Large Framed Dinner Gong in Mahogany This impressive bronze gong hangs from a well-crafted turned stand.

19th Century country house dinner gong figure We are proud to offer an exceptional 55-inch-tall fine figural country house dinner gong figure in the form of an oriental man which...

A traditional wall-mounted dinner gong featuring a sculptural cast brass horse head mounted to a solid oak oval backplate.

This fine dinner gong has a beautiful mellow tone and a lovely horn design with silver plate mounts.

Brass Wall Hanging Dinner Gong This is a very unusual piece the Brass Gong is suspended on a brass bracket, the gong is made in hammered brass, the gong has a good loud DONG The ov...

19th Century oak floor-standing dinner gong and striker, dating from the Aesthetic Movement period.

Oak-framed floor-standing diner gong and beater, the carved crest flanked by turned finials raised on carved pillars and turned stretcher below. Raised on scrolling legs. Dimensions ...

Arts and Crafts Walnut Dinner Gong This is a large hall piece the Brass Gong is hand beaten brass suspended in a beautiful walnut frame, with turnings decorating the top rail, it ...

Arts & Crafts Movement oak floor standing dinner gong with stylised sinuous copper panel. Attributed to Shapland And Petter.

An impressively large 19th Century carved oak floor-standing dinner gong and striker. British - Circa 1880. Raised on hand carved intertwined mythical beasts, the bronze gong being ...

An Italian, brass and oak dinner gong, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

A striking late 19th-century Gothic Revival freestanding gong, mounted in an elaborately carved walnut frame of architectural character. The substantial circular bronze gong, hand-ha...

This antique silver plated dinner gong or bell is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1900 and done in the period Edwardian style.

This rare and highly decorative Art Nouveau dinner gong was created around 1900 by Carl Deffner of Esslingen, Germany, one of the leading manufacturers of artistic metalwork during t...

A finely carved antique dinner gong stand of substantial presence, executed in richly patinated oak and supporting a suspended bronze gong.

In the late 19th century, such pieces were used as dinner gongs or dramatic hall and entry announcement gongs, most often found in English manor houses.

The dinner, meeting or prayer bell is housed in a well constructed six sided wooden housing with a pagoda style top.