Vintage Wall Clocks

A vintage wall clock gives a bare wall instant character, and this collection gathers more than 280 of them, all brand new and inspired by the retro styles of the 1950s to the 1980s. You will find café and bistro dials, 1970s designs, industrial metal clocks, 40 cm classics and giant statement pieces, so there is a face here for a kitchen, a living room or a hallway.

Vintage Wall Clocks: Retro Style for Every Room

Sizes run from small café-style clocks to oversized workshop dials, and the finishes cover black, white, gold, silver, green, red, soft pastels and marble effects. Many carry a decorative theme such as Paris, London, vinyl records or old station signs, so you can choose a clock that tells a story as well as the time. Each product page gives the diameter and materials, so you can check the fit before you decide.

Find Your Style of Vintage Wall Clock

Café, Bistro and Station Clocks

Bold numerals, simple hands and a touch of enamel-style colour give these clocks the look of a Parisian café or a railway platform. They are lovely in a kitchen, a dining area or a shop.

1970s and Retro Designs

Soft greens, browns, blues and pastels, plus marble and vinyl-record motifs, bring the warm, relaxed spirit of the 1970s to a living room or a bedroom.

Industrial and Metal Clocks

Iron, steel, bronze, gold and silver finishes suit a loft, a workshop or a modern home that needs a little industrial edge.

Large and Giant Wall Clocks

An oversized clock reads from across the room and becomes the focal point of a large wall, above a sofa or at the end of a hallway.

How to Style a Vintage Wall Clock

In the kitchen: a small round café clock or a cake and tea-time design adds charm above a dresser or a doorway.

In the living room: a large black, gold or marble clock works well above a sofa or a sideboard, alongside framed prints and a warm lamp.

In the hallway or office: a square or station-style clock keeps the look tidy and practical.

Vintage Wall Clocks: Quick FAQ

Are your vintage wall clocks old or new?

All of them are new. They take their style from the bistro, station and 1970s clocks of the past, without the wear of a second-hand piece.

What size of wall clock should I choose?

For a living room or a large wall, a clock of 40 cm or more is easy to read from a distance. In a kitchen or a hallway, a smaller format is usually enough.

How do I choose between the styles?

Start with the room: bistro and cake designs suit kitchens, 1970s and pastel clocks suit relaxed living spaces, and metal or giant clocks suit lofts and big walls.