Arched Pendulum Wall Clock with Arabic Numerals - Beige

This arched pendulum wall clock brings a traditional shape to the wall, with its pendulum swinging gently beneath a round white dial. The case is finished in a soft beige and rises to a moulded arch with a stepped ledge at each shoulder, while fluted columns run down either side to a stepped base, giving it the look of a classic longcase clock in a far smaller form. The dial carries bold black Arabic numerals inside a fine minute track, and slim black hands meet at a brass-coloured centre, so the time reads clearly from across the room. It measures 45cm tall, 25.5cm wide and 8.4cm deep.

At 45cm tall it has the height to anchor a wall without crowding it, and at 8.4cm deep it sits close to the surface, which suits a hallway, a living room or a study where space is tight. We like it hung above a shelf, a sideboard or a mantelpiece, where the arched outline and the steady swing of the pendulum draw the eye. The beige case is calm beside cream walls, painted woodwork, natural textures and shelves of old books, and it is as much at home in a country cottage as in a quieter modern room that wants a touch of tradition.

The case is moulded with crisp detail on the arch, the shoulders and the columns, and the pendulum hangs in a recessed panel beneath the dial, so its movement becomes part of the design rather than being tucked out of sight. Hang it level so the pendulum swings evenly, and keep it looking fresh by dusting the case and dial surround with a soft dry cloth now and then. As a gift it suits almost any home, and on your own wall it brings a quiet focal point in beige and white.

How big is this pendulum wall clock?

It measures 45cm tall, 25.5cm wide and 8.4cm deep, so it fits neatly on the wall above a shelf, sideboard or mantelpiece.

What colour is the clock?

The case is finished in beige, with a white dial, black Arabic numerals, slim black hands and a brass-coloured centre.

Does the pendulum swing?

Yes, the pendulum hangs in a recessed panel beneath the dial and swings gently, adding a little movement to the wall.

Is the dial easy to read?

Yes, bold black Arabic numerals on a white face, with a fine minute track and slim black hands, make the time clear from across a room.

How do I look after the clock?

Dust the case with a soft dry cloth now and then, and avoid sprays or harsh cleaners on the finish.

Where does this wall clock look best?

It suits a hallway, living room or study, and at 8.4cm deep it sits close to the wall above furniture without crowding the space.