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Howard Miller Vercelli Clocks
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Top 10 Of The Best Howard Miller Vercelli Clocks
Howard Miller Archie Peak Tabletop Clock 555-228 | Triangular White Desk Clock, Roman Numerals, Silver-Tone...
Howard Miller Genesee Wall Clock II 547-685 – Medium Brown Cherry Finished Case, Charcoal Gray Accents,...
Howard Miller 625468 Continental 24 1/2" Analog Wall Clock
Overview
The Howard Miller Continental combines a traditional Roman-numeral dial, spade hands, brushed-brass pendulum bob, and grid-pattern pendulum stick. Its wood, MDF, metal, and glass construction supports a formal wall-clock appearance, while the quartz chime movement avoids manual winding.
Key Features
- The wall clock measures 24.5 inches high, 13 inches wide, and weighs 11.15 pounds.
- Four AA batteries power the movement, and mounting hardware is listed.
- An hourly Westminster chime includes volume control and automatic nighttime shutoff.
Considerations
The four batteries are not included. At its listed 11.15-pound weight, the clock needs a fastener and wall structure suited to its delivered load, even though hardware is mentioned. Confirm the exact hardware and preferred chime volume before installation; this model is not a silent time-only clock.
Howard Miller Carter Wall Clock 555-064 | Wrought-Iron, Quartz Movement, Battery-Powered, Black with Gold...
Howard Miller Loman Antiqued Black Metal Quartz Mantel Clock #Q-GM22184
Overview
The Howard Miller Loman is a mantel or tabletop clock built around an antique-black metal stand rather than a wall-mounted case. A suspended round clock, decorative top ring, distressed Roman numerals, and aged-white dial give it a compact vintage display format.
Key Features
- The suspended clock hangs from a stand described as 14.25 inches tall.
- Black spade hands and Roman numerals sit behind flat glass.
- Quartz timekeeping requires one AA battery, which must be purchased separately.
Considerations
The description omits overall width, depth, weight, base footprint, and movement sound. Measure the intended shelf and confirm those dimensions before ordering, especially if the stand will sit near an edge. No alarm, snooze, chime, or night-reading feature is documented.
Howard Miller McCall Mantel Clock II 549-730 – Distressed Hampton Cherry Finish, Rustic Home Decor, Aged...
Howard Miller Ball Clock Ii Oversized Gallery Clock In Finish
Overview
The Howard Miller Ball Clock II is an oversized retro gallery clock adapted from a 1940s George Nelson design. Twelve black satin balls radiate from a brushed-nickel center on nickel-finished rods, producing an open sculptural display rather than a conventional numbered dial.
Key Features
- The open gallery clock has a 42-inch diameter and 3-inch depth.
- Twelve black satin balls surround the brushed-nickel central clock body.
- Black hands show analog time through a battery-operated quartz movement.
Considerations
The description does not state battery type or count, clock weight, rear hanger, included hardware, or hand visibility at distance. Because the 42-inch structure needs substantial clear wall area, defer ordering until the mounting load and fastener requirements are confirmed for the intended wall.
Howard Miller 625377 Arendal 29 1/2" Analog Wall Clock
Overview
The Howard Miller Arendal is a narrow traditional chime clock with Roman numerals, serpentine hands, a wood pendulum stick, and an antique-brass-finished bob. Its mixed wood, MDF, metal, and glass construction is intended for wall mounting and provides two melody choices.
Key Features
- The case measures 29.5 inches high, 9 inches wide, and weighs 10.25 pounds.
- Two C batteries power the quartz clock and adjustable quarter-hour chime system.
- The movement offers Westminster or Ave Maria plus nighttime volume control and shutoff.
Considerations
The C batteries are not included, while mounting hardware is listed. Confirm the supplied fastener is suitable for the listed 10.25-pound weight and check the full pendulum clearance. This model can sound every quarter hour, so buyers wanting time-only operation should verify how the nighttime and volume controls behave.
Howard Miller 625313 Pisces 8 1/2" Analog Wall Clock
Overview
The Howard Miller Pisces is a small round analog wall clock with a brushed-nickel-finished case and silver-tone dial. Black Arabic numbers, black spade hour and minute hands, and a black second hand provide contrast without a pendulum or decorative frame.
Key Features
- The listing identifies a compact round analog wall-clock format.
- Black Arabic numerals and three black hands contrast with the silver dial.
- A three-point screw mount sits behind a twist-off locking rear cover.
Considerations
The product-specific description omits depth, weight, movement type, battery requirement, battery inclusion, and supplied screws. Defer ordering until those setup facts are confirmed, particularly if the three-point mount requires drilling into tile, masonry, or another surface where hole placement matters.
Howard Miller Union City Wall Clock II, Macassar Ebony
Overview
The Howard Miller Union City II is a slim modern pendulum wall clock with a Macassar Ebony-finished wood frame and silver details. Its glossy round dial sits inside a tall rectangular body, making it suitable for a narrow indoor wall rather than a broad gallery display.
Key Features
- The case measures 23.5 inches high, 8.25 inches wide, and 2.75 inches deep.
- A silver-spun round dial uses black bar markers and hands.
- Quartz movement runs from one AA battery, purchased separately.
Considerations
The structured specifications label this an alarm clock, but the product description explains only timekeeping and a decorative pendulum. Confirm whether any alarm function actually exists if that feature matters. The listing identifies indoor wall mounting and gives no chime, mounting-hardware, or measured sound information.
Which clock format and size fit the intended space?
Start by separating wall, shelf, gallery, and floor formats. Pisces is the smallest wall clock in this group, while Dalton Gardens and Culdesac are 11.5-inch rounds. Loman uses a 14.25-inch stand on a shelf. Union City and Cass City are narrow 23.5-inch pendulum clocks; Continental and Arendal extend to 24.5 and 29.5 inches. The Ball Clock needs a 42-inch-wide clear wall. Hau is a floor clock whose description reaches 76.75 inches high, so it cannot substitute for a normal wall model.
What power and mounting work does each format require?
Union City, Dalton Gardens, Loman, and Culdesac each specify one AA battery; Cass City needs two AA cells, Continental needs four AA cells, and Arendal uses two C batteries. Those batteries are listed as separate purchases. Ball Clock and Pisces omit decisive battery details. Continental and Arendal state that mounting hardware is supplied, but their weights still require suitable wall support. Pisces uses a three-point screw mount. Hau is described as chain-driven with floor levelers, despite structured fields that incorrectly suggest battery power and wall mounting.
Which sound or movement feature should rule a model in or out?
Choose Continental for an hourly Westminster chime with volume and nighttime shutoff. Arendal adds Westminster or Ave Maria and can chime every quarter hour. Hau also plays Westminster quarter-hour sequences and has a silence option, but uses a chain-driven movement. Cass City, Dalton Gardens, and Culdesac explicitly make a soft ticking sound; the two round models have no chime. Union City's structured alarm label is unsupported by its description. Exclude any model whose documented sound pattern conflicts with bedroom use or a time-only requirement.
What identity conflicts must be resolved before ordering?
None of the ten products is named Howard Miller Vercelli. The collection instead includes Union City, Cass City, Continental, Dalton Gardens, Loman, Culdesac, Ball Clock II, Arendal, Pisces, and Hau II. A buyer specifically seeking Vercelli should defer ordering until the model number and current product photographs match that name. Also resolve Hau's conflicting dimensions and wall-versus-floor power description, Union City's unsupported alarm field, Pisces battery and screw details, and Ball Clock's missing weight and mounting information.
