Victorian English Dial Clock by T. Worthington, Senr. - C. 1880

Signed boldly across the dial by T. Worthington, Senr. of Burton-on-Trent, this late Victorian clock was built to serve in an environment where clear visibility and punctual reliability were paramount. With its lathe-turned circular hardwood bezel, deep stepped molding, and crisp black Roman numerals, it provides an authentic architectural anchor for any room.

Clock Specifications & Craftsmanship:

Maker: T. Worthington, Senr. — Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England

Style: Victorian English Round Gallery Wall Clock

Circa: c. 1870–1890

Case: Turned solid oak/hardwood surround with a deep rear saltbox enclosure and pendulum access door

Dial: Painted white dial with prominent Victorian Roman numerals, outer minute chapter ring, and authentic blued/blackened spade hands behind a glazed brass bezel

Movement: 8-Day mechanical single-train brass movement (Time-Only, non-striking, ideal for studies, offices, or bedrooms where silent running is desired)