Large 19th-Century French Train Station Clock, Double-Sided 25¼"

SKU: 19684

US$2,628
This striking 19th-century train station clock once adorned the walls of a French railway station, possibly on the PLM (Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée) or early SNCF lines. Designed to be viewed from both sides, the clock features a double dial, allowing passengers on the platform to read the time from either direction. Crafted from zinc, the clock has developed a beautifully aged patina, adding to its rustic and industrial appeal.

The top of the clock is adorned with a graceful scrolled detail, typical of late 19th-century design, providing a decorative touch to the utilitarian nature of the piece. While no longer functional, this clock's hands remain intact, pointing to its original purpose as a key fixture in ensuring the timely operation of trains. This piece would make a wonderful addition to any industrial or vintage-inspired décor, serving as a unique statement piece that evokes the golden age of railway travel. Its combination of decorative and functional elements makes it a perfect fit for both interior design and as a collector’s item.


Heavy wear and rustic condition consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 25¼" high x 26¾" x 13"
Approx. overall 64cm high x 68cm x 33cm

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