StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: clock

A very distinctive clock in the Coquet Tea Rooms, Amble. Recently refurbished tea room in Amble, well worth a visit. Good, tasty food & drinks, well-priced, and Dog-friendly ! coquettearooms.uk

The clock tower on top of Ashington Town Hall.

Substantial long case clock aka grandfather clock. Can't make out the maker's name, but it looks like the place of manufacture was Bishop Auckland.

The 1952 built street frontage of Bury Bolton Street, now on the East Lancs Railway. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bury_Bolton_Street_railway_station [Sorry it's a bit underexposed, I think I had the wrong setting on my camera]

webfind and a rather overexposed image. Not mine ! Showing an artistic version of a long case clock - note that despite the unusual shape, the vertical space provision for the pendulum is clearly allocated. not my image : fair use & public enterainment.

The 1887 Jubilee Clock, at the foot of Victoria Street. It was manufactured by Walter Macfarlane & Co at the Saracen Works in Glasgow, and some parts were sent to England for restoration in 1996. [it was re-sited onto a new plinth in 2013] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_clock#Isle_of_Man

Detail of the plaque on the base of the 1887 Jubilee Clock, at the foot of Victoria Street. It was manufactured by Walter Macfarlane & Co at the Saracen Works in Glasgow, and some parts were sent to England for restoration in 1996. [it was re-sited onto a new plinth in 2013] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_clock#Isle_of_Man

Station clock at Highley, one of many produced by Gent.

In the buffet at Embsay Station ...

The works of the 1909 built W,Potts clock at the Reading Room, Walton

The works plate of the 1909 built W,Potts clock at the Reading Room, Walton

The works of the 1909 built W,Potts clock at the Reading Room, Walton. The reflections made taking this somewhat difficult, to be candid.

The external face of the 1909 built W.Potts clock at the Reading Room, Walton.

You probably need to be of a certain age to appreciate this clock. Refers to a Monty Python sketch first broadcast in 1970. The wiki article gives an extensive explanation ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ministry_of_Silly_Walks

I noticed the standard of the craftwork in the wooden surround before the details of "clock" face really registered.

Another reason to look up in Southgate. Above this beautifully preserved Edwardian shop front to G A Baker's and sons, Jewellers is the Baker's Clock. This chiming clock was built in 1904. The bells are struck on the quarter hour by the figures. These are, from left to right - an Irishwoman, an Englishman (John Bull), Old Father Time, a Scotsman and a Welshwoman - which looks like it should be the first line of a joke.

Clock maker - W Potts & Sons of Leeds, date 1881 Holy Cross Church, Ryton.

The glassed cubicle contains the Holy Cross Church clock, built by W.Potts in 1881