Summer House Grand Skeleton Wall Clock

The Summer House Grand Skeleton Wall Clock is a large open-frame timepiece from Thomas Kent London. The skeleton design leaves the wall showing through the face, with a slim outer ring, raised Roman numerals and long tapered pointer hands. Made from metal, it pairs a coloured frame with contrasting metallic numerals and hands, and the signed centre boss reads Thomas Kent London.

The range comes in two colourways, Green and Copper, so you can go for the deep green and gold look shown here or a warmer all-copper tone. It is offered in two sizes, both around 80cm across, so you get a grand face that suits a hallway, living room, kitchen or over a mantel where you want an open, airy piece rather than a solid dial. The oversized numerals keep it easy to read from across the room.

Construction is a metal frame with a painted and metallic finish. It runs on a quartz movement and hangs flat against the wall via the fixing on the back. To care for it, dust the frame and numerals with a soft dry cloth and avoid damp or abrasive cleaners so the finish stays clean.

Is this a skeleton clock?

Yes. It has an open frame with no solid backing, so the wall shows through the face behind the Roman numerals and hands.

What colours does the range come in?

Two colourways: Green with gold-tone numerals as shown, and Copper for a warmer all-metallic look.

How big is the clock?

It comes in two sizes, both around 80cm in diameter, so it reads as a large, grand piece on the wall.

What is it made from?

A metal frame with a painted and metallic finish, and a signed centre boss.

How do I clean it?

Dust the frame, numerals and hands with a soft dry cloth. Avoid damp or abrasive cleaners so the finish is not marked.