Description
This arched mantel clock stands in portrait, taller than it is wide, with a silver metallic effect finish that catches the light along its curved top and sides. At its centre sits a rectangular dial: a black centre panel framed by a soft silver-grey surround, marked with slim baton markers in place of numbers and read by two silver hands. Around the dial, a clear panel fills the arch, so the face seems to float within its silver frame. It measures 17cm tall, 14.5cm wide and 6cm deep.
At 17cm tall and 6cm deep, it sits comfortably on a mantelpiece, a bookshelf or a sideboard without crowding the things around it, and it is just as much at home on a desk or a bedside table. The clean dial and quiet silver tone suit a modern living room, yet the arched outline and stepped base give it a gentle nod to the classic mantel clock, so it settles into a traditional room too. With no numbers to read, it keeps the look calm and uncluttered. It makes a thoughtful new home gift for someone setting up their first place or moving into a new one, a practical piece they will glance at every day.
The silver frame curves over the top and down both sides, resting on a stepped base with two small feet that hold it steady on a flat surface, so there is nothing to hang and no wall to fix. The black centre panel gives the dial a crisp contrast that makes the hands easy to follow from across the room. To keep the metallic effect finish bright, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaners. We like it at the end of a mantelpiece beside a small vase or a framed photograph, or wrapped and given on the day the keys change hands.
Specification
| Colour |
Silver |
| Finish |
Metallic |
| Height |
17cm |
| Width |
14.5cm |
| Depth |
6cm |
| Weight |
0.5kg |
| Occasion |
New Home |
Frequently Asked
How big is this mantel clock?
It stands 17cm tall, 14.5cm wide and 6cm deep, a neat size for a mantelpiece, bookshelf, sideboard or desk.
Does the dial have numbers?
No, the dial uses slim baton markers in place of numbers, set around a black centre panel and read by two silver hands.
Does it need to hang on a wall?
No, it is a freestanding mantel clock that rests on a stepped base with two small feet, so it simply sits on any flat surface.
What colour and finish is the clock?
The frame and base have a silver metallic effect finish, and the dial pairs a black centre panel with a soft silver-grey surround.
How should I look after it?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth now and then, and avoid harsh cleaners so the metallic effect finish stays bright.
Is it a good new home gift?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful new home gift, a useful piece for a mantelpiece or shelf that suits both modern and traditional rooms.