Early Victorian collectable antique wall dial clock
High quality and collectable fusee dial by William Major of Cheltenham
Date: circa 1815 to 1820
Overall diameter: just over 36 cm (14 inches)
Depth: 14 cm (5½ inches)
This clock was an absolute pleasure to restore. Dating between 1815 and 1820 this is an early clock by William Major of Cheltenham. Truly a ‘statement’ clock which is the ideal centre piece for a sophisticated wooden kitchen or as the perfect foil over the hall table.
This 28 cm (11 inch) diameter dial wall-mounted early Victorian-era clock with mahogany turned surround. Its clear dial is enhanced by delicate hands that show the quality of the clock to allow the time to be read easily at a glance.
The movement is gut-driven by a solid single fusee, between high quality brass plates with four decorative pillars and has been cleaned and serviced in our workshops.
The overall diameter of the clock is just over 36 cm (14 inches) and it measures 14 cm (5½ inches) back to the wall. It comes with its own winding key and pendulum. It is available for sale at £1,750.
Southern Clocks is always delighted to set up our clocks and provide assistance in helping new owners live with their clocks.
Live your life with the endearing tick of an English dial clock.
To enquire about this clock please contact jd@southernclocks.co.uk or telephone +44 (0) 1483 200503.