Antique working 16" dial Scottish oak cased dial clock. Made by James Chalmers of Springburn, Glasgow, Scotland this classic working dial clock dates from around 1900-1910. The metal dial is painted a light cream color, has the name and address of the makers as well as roman numerals. James Chalmers was a clockmaker who resided in Springburn from the 1880's, perhaps this was a clock retailed by him or the store clock. Due to the size of the face it is most likely that this piece was either used as a railway waiting room clock or schoolhouse clock. The winding key and dial are included with this piece which came from a distinguished clock collection in Pasadena, California.

Marked: Jas Chalmers Springburn

A fabulous addition to your clock collection or vintage home decor. This would make a great housewarming or early holiday gift idea.

MEASUREMENTS

Clock measures (16" dial) 21.5" diameter with frame by 6" deep and weighs 20lb 14oz.

CONDITION

In good working condition and nice physical condition considering the age and use of this piece but with all antique clocks it is recommended to have it serviced and properly adjusted for hanging- (please see all pictures as they form part of the condition description).