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Rustic Pocket Watch Wall Clock - The Farthing
Rustic Pocket Watch Wall Clock
Sale price£85.00
Rustic Cut-Out Skeleton Clock - Distressed Gold - The Farthing
Weathered Grey Metal Cut Out Wall Clock - The Farthing
Distressed Oversized Vintage Black & Gold Skeleton Clock - The Farthing
Distressed Black & Gold Skeleton Clock - The Farthing

Wall Clock Designs

One of the loveliest wall decorations one can display in a room is a clock. Looking even more elegant than most paintings and other decorations, wall clocks can be a wonderful demonstration of style. If carefully chosen and placed just on the right wall, clocks are capable of completely turning around the look and vibe of a room, bringing it closer to your initial design idea.

Our collection of wall clocks has plenty of design options for you to choose from, from modern to contemporary, minimalistic, rustic, industrial, retro or downright vintage. If you’d like to add a different touch to the room you’re decorating and bring it a pub vibe, then go bold and choose an aviator-style or vintage clock even if the rest of the space is quite minimalistic or contemporary in style. If your room is rather full of decorative details already, then simply choose a clock in the same style as the rest, to keep it unitary. Even a small wall clock can fill a space that feels neglected compared to the rest of the room. Choosing one of our products, whether it be an industrial clock or a rustic wall clock, all depends on what you envisage your room to look like!

Choosing a perfect metal wall clock from the multiple options on the market can sometimes feel complicated. There are plenty of models that look too flashy, have questionable aesthetics, and you can’t even be sure that they are reliable and work right for a long time. Indeed, metal wall clocks need to be not only tastefully designed but also highly functional, since you will be relying on them for quite a while once you get them mounted up. That is why our range of wall clocks strives to bring you only the best of the best.

To find out more about us or our range of metal wall clocks you can contact a member of our team directly here.

CUSTOMER CARE

Customers receive a 35 day no quibble return policy on each of our products, and if you’re in the UK, you receive FREE delivery on products over £75. On top of our stunning items, we aim to provide a great level of customer service – something which, as a family business, is very important to us.

FAQs

Please find a few questions that are frequently asked by our customers below. Please don’t hesitate in contacting our team if we haven’t answered a specific question you might have.

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 Where is the best place to hang a large rustic wall clock?

There are two MAIN rules of thumb that you should always follow:

Room Selection - Consider practicality first and design potential second when choosing which part of your home your metal wall clock belongs in. A clock in the kitchen will help you keep an eye on the time while cooking but perhaps the living or family room gets the most frequent use.

Positioning - You should always hang your wall clock at eye level as a starting point when planning its placement. Since you need to be able to see your clock throughout the day, convenience is key.

 How should I care for my vintage metal wall clock?

In clock-cleaning solutions, ammonia is commonly used as a metal cleaner. Clocks made after 1820 should only be cleaned with ammonia. Ammonia acidic and abrasive will remove and clean any rust stains that can appear with time on a vintage industrial clock (or any metal wall clock for that matter). A clock made before 1820 should be cleaned with an ammonia-free cleaner since ammonia can corrode cast brass, which is often used to make wheels and plates for very old clocks.

 What do you put next to a wall clock?

If you have positioned your clock in the centre of the room, you can surround it with images, photographs, paintings, or abstract wall art. It makes your walls more interesting and grabs people’s attention making it more than just a clock to check the time!. Here at The Farthing, we suggest that you make the wall clock the largest decorative piece on the wall due to its centred position.

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