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Early 20th Century Gents Station Clock from London St. Pancras Station

A One-off example of an early 20th Century four-sided Gents of Leicester station clock. A true monster of a time piece measuring approximately 32-inch square. Originally this iconic time piece hung in the world-famous London St Pancras station from 1920 to 1950 before that part of the station was refurbished and closed for redevelopment as the reference pictures show. Made from cast metal frame in untouched original condition with glass facia sides, hanging hooks still in place, and entry hang which is still accessible. Recently rewired with working illuminated light to a 204v UK power source. A rare survivor and a true interior design statement piece.

Dimensions in inches: H 32” x W 32” x D 32”
Age: Early 20th Century
Origin: United Kingdom
Condition: Aged
Weight: 40KG

This item shows natural wear and aging through obvious use over the years being kept outdoors. Surfaces are worn and missing detail of painted areas as shown with elements of rust, this item is in good condition for its age and use. Completely in fully working order with re-wired time piece and light which is powered by mains plug to a 240v UK power source. The weight is roughly 40KG so the shipping cost will reflect this. There is a surface scratch to one of the faces and numbers as shown in the photos provided.

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For multiple years we have sold antique items globally, please expect our items to show relevant age and natural wear, Items only restored due to breaks and major loss, and we always stipulate this in our condition report.