A Decorative Late Victorian Station Wall Clock c.1900 sub-Religion & Relics An extremely rare original sign

An extremely rare original sign that raises a smile and one that can still be used to good effect today

The whole has a good aged patination to the surface of both the glass and the pressed metal with the finish worn more heavily in some places than others

the whole showing a superb consistent gentle fade across the fabric

An exciting attic find worthy of extensive further research and a hugely decorative picture in the interim

A Decorative Late Victorian Station Wall Clock c.1900 sub-Religion & Relics An extremely rare original signOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Depth: 4. 5Diameter: 16The provincial painted station type eight day wall clock with a cream painted dial and black Roman numerals, now beautifully timeworn with age, retaining the original hands, the outer beech case having been black painted the whole surviving from late nineteenth century England. The clock is hugely decorative and attractive as is to look at but to function as