1920s Wall Clocks

A great decoration for your wall. Non working.

Salvaged Brass Double Sided Industrial Clock by Synchronome. A rare large brass industrial clock made in England by Synchronome circa 1930. Patinated heavy spun brass cases, stunning clean hand painted dial with the trademark Synchronome typeface and spade hands. Heavy brass tube and ceiling fitting. A lot of references to 1922 stamped and inscribed all over the clock im unsure if this is the model number or date. Synchronome were the preeminent clock maker throughout the early & mid 20th century, commercially producing the most accurate electric clocks globally despite strong competition from companies such as Gents of Leicester and English Clock Systems. Original antique industrial clocks...

An striking antique painted steel railway station clock. Made in Leicester, England circa 1920 by prolific electric clock maker Gents of Leicester. An unusual design brass bezelled...

- Very unusual Functionalist wall clock from Czechoslovakia - The clock running very good - the chimes was professional cleaned and oiling. - They are in very good original conditio...

Introducing the Beautiful Original Railway Clock by Synchronome - a vintage masterpiece that embodies the best of British clock-making. Crafted in England circa 1920 by The Synchronome Company Ltd, this clock exemplifies the brand's dedication to producing the most accurate electric clocks of the early to mid-20th century. Featuring a rear movement cover stamped 'CLACTON ON SEA STATION CONCOURSE,' this clock exudes a sense of history and character that will transport you to a different era. The one-piece green enamelled stepped steel case and aged white enamelled dial with evidence of some paint repairs over the years add to its unique charm. The dial indices are complete in Roman numerals, and the large Syncronome Electric makers mark takes centre stage. The trademark spade hands found on most Synchronome Clocks add a touch of elegance and sophistication. This clock retains its original slave movement, which includes a modern impulse driver to run the clock. This provides a satisfying click every 30 seconds, moving the minute hand each impulse, and can be either battery or mains operated. You can also contact us if you require other movement options. Standing at an impressive size, this clock will be a focal point of any interior, as seen in the images with a 6ft 1" figure representing scale. Whether you are looking for a striking piece for your home or a unique addition to your vintage clock collection...

A large early industrial clock from renowned electrical manufacturers Gents of Leicester, circa 1920 Model number C15 in the 18" dial diameter bearing the company's official name ...

This is a 100% Original Finish Swedish Gustavian Style Wall Clock. it has had a Reproduction face and new battery works installed. you have a choice of chimes, volume nob and an Off ...

Stylish Art Deco bakelite octagonal moulded wall clock with rear brass hanging bracket, white painted dial with Gothic Arabic dial and black spade hands. This is a stunning piece ...

Antique copper industrial wall clock A beautiful and rare copper example from clock makers International Time Recording Co Ltd. Made in England circa 1920. Stunning heavy sp...

Beautiful Original Industrial clock by Synchronome One piece black enamelled stepped steel case with brilliant white painted dial with brass bezel. Dial indices complete in rom...

- Germany wall clock Kienzle 1920s with porcelain dial and gold numbers - The clock is machanical and they is wounding up with the key - The clock is i...

Stunning Reclaimed Factory Clock by International Time Recording Co Ltd A beautiful and rare example from clock makers International Time Recording Co Ltd circa 1920. Professionally restored and kept in completely original condition with distressed paint to the metal stepped case. The clock now runs using a high torque battery powered quartz movement. Part of a special haul of clocks reclaimed from a brickyard in South Wales where 12 original factory clocks were found in a bricked up store. For the other lots take a look at the Welsh Brickyard Find These large factory clocks...