Round Roman Numeral Mantel Clock on Stand - Black & Silver

This round mantel clock sits in a black stand, its shiny silver case framing a crisp white dial marked with bold black Roman numerals. A fine minute track runs around the edge of the dial, and slim black hands with open loop tips turn from a centre cap, so the time reads clearly at a glance. The clock stands 10.5cm high, 10cm wide and 6.5cm deep, a compact size that suits a shelf as readily as a mantelpiece. The stand holds the case at each side with a small stud and curves underneath it in one smooth sweep, giving the whole piece a neat, tailored outline.

We see it on a mantelpiece, a bedside table, a hall console or a desk, anywhere a small clock is wanted without crowding the surface. At only 6.5cm deep it fits a narrow shelf where a deeper clock would overhang, and because it is freestanding there is no need for a fixing in the wall. The black and silver pairing sits comfortably beside other black, white or silver pieces, from a monochrome living room to a smart study. It also makes a thoughtful new home gift, a practical piece that earns its place in a first flat or a family house from the day the keys are handed over.

The stand runs under the round case to form a flat base, so the clock rests on any level surface, and the shiny silver finish around the dial catches the light while the white face keeps the numerals easy to read. To look after it, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from damp and direct heat. For a housewarming, it sits well alongside a card and a bunch of flowers. On your own mantelpiece, try it at one end beside a candle or a small framed print for a balanced arrangement.

How big is this mantel clock?

It stands 10.5cm high, 10cm wide and 6.5cm deep, a compact size for a mantelpiece, shelf, desk or bedside table.

What colour is the clock?

The round case is shiny silver and the dial is white with black Roman numerals and black hands. The stand is black.

Does it need to hang on a wall?

No, it is a freestanding clock. The stand forms a flat base, so it sits on any level surface with no wall fixing needed.

Are the numbers easy to read?

Yes, bold black Roman numerals stand out on the white dial, with a fine minute track around the edge and slim black hands with open loop tips.

Would it make a good new home gift?

We think so. It is a thoughtful housewarming present, a practical piece for a mantelpiece or bedside table in a new place.

How should I care for it?

Dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from damp and direct heat to keep the shiny finish looking its best.