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Art Nouveau silvered spelter mantel clock with Gustav Becker movement, c.1900
Close up of Art Nouveau clock face, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Decorative Art Nouveau antique mantel clock, silvered spelter case
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900
Inside the back of Gustav Becker mantel clock showing crown-over-A mark
Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900

Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900

 

Art Nouveau Mantel Clock with Gustav Becker Movement, c.1900

 

 

This striking Art Nouveau mantel clock combines elegant design with fine German clockmaking. The silvered spelter case is decorated with flowing organic lines and a draped female figure, capturing the distinctive style of the period.

 

The clock is fitted with a Gustav Becker movement, stamped with the crown-over-A mark. Gustav Becker was one of Germany’s most respected clockmakers of the late 19th and early 20th century, known for producing reliable and well-made mechanisms.

 

Dating to around 1900, this piece represents the meeting of decorative artistry and practical craftsmanship that defined the Art Nouveau era.

 

The clock is complete but currently untested and is being sold as a decorative antique.

 

Dimensions:

 

  • Height: approx. 47 cm at the front, 45 cm at the back
  • Width: approx. 27 cm at the base, 23 cm at the top

 

 

A decorative and collectible timepiece that would make a fine focal point on a mantel, sideboard, or display shelf.

£450