Round Roman Numeral Mantel Clock with Stand - Gold & Brown

This round mantel clock pairs a polished gold case with a brown stand, a small, traditional piece that sits neatly wherever you need the time. The cream dial carries bold black Roman numerals, fine minute markings around the edge and slim black hands with open ring tips, so it reads clearly at a glance. The case sits within a curved brown stand with neat stitched edges, held at each side so the face looks straight out. It stands about 10.6cm tall, 9.9cm wide and 5.2cm deep, compact enough for a narrow shelf yet with a gold rim bright enough to catch the eye.

As a mantel clock it belongs on the mantelpiece, where its warm gold and brown sit happily alongside candlesticks, framed photographs and a mirror. It is as at home on a bedside table, a dressing table or a desk in the study, where a small clock you can read without fuss earns its place every day. The Roman numerals give it a traditional feel that suits a classic living room, while the clean round shape and the simple stand keep it from looking fussy in a more modern home. At 10.6cm tall it fits on a bookshelf in front of a row of books or on a sideboard in the hall.

The clock is freestanding, resting on the base of its stand, so it needs no wall fixing and can move from room to room as you please. The gold case wraps right round to a gold back, so it looks finished from every side. For care, dust the case and stand with a soft dry cloth and wipe the dial cover gently with a slightly damp cloth, drying it straight away. Set it slightly angled on a mantelpiece beside a small vase of flowers, or wrap it as a considered gift for someone who likes a traditional clock on the shelf.

How big is this mantel clock?

It stands about 10.6cm tall, 9.9cm wide and 5.2cm deep, a compact size that suits a mantelpiece, bedside table, desk or bookshelf.

What colour is the clock?

The round case and its rim are gold, the dial is a soft cream with black Roman numerals and hands, and the stand is brown.

Does it need to be hung on a wall?

No, it is a freestanding clock that rests on its brown stand, so it simply sits on any flat surface without any fixings.

How should I clean it?

Dust the gold case and the stand with a soft dry cloth, and wipe the dial cover with a slightly damp cloth, then dry it straight away.

Is the dial easy to read?

Yes, the cream dial has bold black Roman numerals, fine minute markings and slim black hands that stand out clearly against the pale face.

Would it make a good gift?

It makes a considered gift for anyone who likes a traditional clock, small enough to wrap neatly and sized for a mantelpiece, desk or bedside.