English Antique Wall Clocks

1801 English lantern wall clock by Barber of Worcester Standing on oak bracket Weight and chain driven with long pendulum Top bell strike on the hour counting the hours Nice insc...

A rare English brass and iron traveling alarm lantern clock by Edward Blowers, Beccles (near Norwich)(lived: 1701 -1762) This is an early 18th century type of lantern clock with an ...

Large English clock face, circa 1900. This painted steel clock face likely adorned either a municipal or landmark building. It has a working mechanism, and uniquely the hands are com...

An English regency period rosewood hanging wall clock having original Chinoiserie painted decoration and painted dial signed F.

Three English painted metal break-arch clock faces, one with rotating phases- of-the-moon dial, the others marked "Atkinson Gateshead" and "H.A.

English bulkhead clock of good precision, with the main part of the case made to be recessed, now with removable keyhole hanger allowing it to be hung as is. Solid brass case with hi...

Most of the early English spring driven, domestic wall clocks were usually made with a brass dial and fitted with a verge escapement.

Most of the early English spring driven, domestic wall clocks were usually made with a brass dial and fitted with a verge escapement.

Mahogany wall timepiece, George III period, circa 1790 signed Fowle & Son, East Grinstead. Large silvered dial with Roman numerals bearing the signature, two blued steel spade hands....

Offering a c. 1790 hand painted English wood wall clock. This unique piece is such a treasure--so unusual.

This is a fine and early English fusee wall clock with a convex wooden dial of 16 inches diameter signed Starkey and dated 1808.

An English mahogany and ebony stick barometer, by Gilbert Gilkerson, circa 1820. Signature Gilbert Gilkerson, Tower Hill London.

A late untouched 17th century striking English so-called "wing lantern lock" with alarm. Signed "John Wise London". The posted frame with Virtue escapement and a typical anchor pendu...

36-cm. concave painted dial with Roman numerals, fine steel diamond shaped matching hands, hinged moulded brass bezel, spring driven fusee and gut movement of 8 day duration, verge e...

An English painted wood wall clock from the early 19th century, with chinoiserie motifs.

Mid 19th Victorian century mahogany fusee wall clock circa 1860. Good quality English wall clock from the high victorian period. 

Steel cased clock with original paint, produced by English Clock Systems in London. Newly converted to battery operated.

A rare double sided clock by Smith Electric. The case is Bakelite and the face is painted metal. The case is a rare 12 sided polygon shape with original hanging loops. The original e...

Act of Parliament Clock/ Tavern Clock with black lacquer Chinoiserie case by Finch and Sims of London, England, circa 1743 AS FOUND, some of the clockworks / gears are inside, but t...

This wall clock is from England, made in the late 1800's. The round enameled porcelain clockface is capped by a circular brass band which is all surround by a shaped mahogany case. T...

Antique Seth Thomas English Gothic Style Mahogany Bracket Clock C1910 Measures- 15"H x 10.5"W x 7.5"D

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this stunning original 19th century Jas Shoolbred & Co Victorian wall clock with original finish Please n...

This is a stunning example of an English Traditional School or Railway Clock. Made circa 1910 By Smiths Enfield in London. It has undergone a full service and overhaul so it works as...

An English burl walnut 8 day movement wall clock, the dial signed J.

An English mahogany and oak wall clock made and signed by John B.

English Tower clock face with new electric motor to keep time.

An oak cased dial clock, the 12" face with Roman and Arabic numerals, circa 1920. Available to view at Brunswick House, London. Measures: Diameter 38cm, depth 15.5cm.

Our stock # 18.6442 This is an antique drop dial wall clock. An English, Victorian timepiece with fusee movement, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1870.

Mahogany round dial wall clock with convex painted dial Roman numerals and signed ‘J.Huband, Evesham’. Cast brass bezel and original ‘blued’ steel hands. Eight day Fusee movemen...

A round hanging tole clock, gold on black with green background. England. Late 19th Century.

Large size clock, probably from a school or bank. Mahogany case with glass front.

ENGLISH TOLE CLOCK FACE OF MONUMENTAL PROPORTIONS, GREAT COLOR WITH GILT LETTERS

An incredible and massive 19th century English oak railroad station clock from Batsford Station, a small village station in the Cotswolds in England. This clock is over 5 and half fe...

A pretty red japanned Act of Parliament 8 day movement wall clock, the 20" diameter round dial with gilt hands and black Roman numerals, the door decorated with an Asian garden scene...

This is a lovely traditional English Victorian wall clock with an oak wood case.

19th century English gallery clock in oak with brass fusee movement signed John Richardson, Howden. Circa 1830-1840. Dial measures 12" diameter. Depth is 6".

Pair of early 20th century toleware clock faces We are proud to offer a highly decorative matched pair of early 20th century English toleware clock faces.

Mahogany round dial wall clock, re-painted dial with Roman numerals and original ‘blued’ steel hands signed ‘Thwaites and Reed, 15 Bowling Green Lane, London, E.C.1’. Eight day ch...

Early 20th century cast iron and glass English church clock face We are proud to offer a huge cast iron and milk glass sectioned early 20th century church clock face. Made from a ha...

Early 20th century cast iron and glass English church clock face We are proud to offer a huge cast iron and milk glass sectioned early 20th century church clock face. Made from a ha...

Impressive Late 19th Century Copper Tower Clock Face boasting a stunning verdigris patination and spectacular ghostly weathered appearance. reflecting decades of weathering and histo...

- A wonderful Gents' of Leicester factory wall clock, English circa 1940. - Beautifully presented, original glass and hands across the face. - A rich dark brown bakelite casing whic...

Lovely 19th C English Convex tower clockface. 1890. Reference: 7368 Dimensions 3.5 inches (9 cms) High 36.5 inches (93 cms) Diameter.

A Rare 18th-Century Georgian English 8" Dial Clock / Wall Clock, by THEODORE MORISON London, C. 1770.

A rare and impressive early 19th century Englsih wall hanging aneroid barometer and mercury thermometer. Perfectly housed in a Neoclassical inspired carved oak case with open pedimen...

Opulent antique English papier mâché wall clock with outstanding gold and mother of pearl decorations.

English role clock face. Antique clock face in original paint patina, circa 1900. Can be placed indoor or outdoor. The clock is from J. B. Joyce & Co, claim to be the oldest cl...

EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH TOLE CLOCK FACE OF MONUMENTAL PROPORTIONS

English Wall Clock from the 1800s. The clock is in good working order and unrestored original condition.

This is a charming wall clock made in Enfield, London in the early 20th century. It works perfectly as we have had it cleaned and fully overhauled. The clock strikes beautifully on...

Synchronome were the preeminent clock maker throughout the early & mid 20th century, commercially producing the most accurate electric clocks globally despite strong competition from...

This wall clock is from England, made in the late 1800s. The round porcelain clock face is capped and surrounded by a shaped ebonized case. This clock has been cleaned, the chime and...

Here we have a good quality wall clock by English maker George Wilson of Penrith, which contains a movement by well known american maker Seth Thomas.

A fine quality early 19th century mahogany wall drop dial timepiece by this prestigious family of clockmakers. The fully signed white painted wooden 12 inch dial retains its original...