Angled view of the round clock side table with an antique-gold rim, clear glass top and three slender legs.

Horologe Side Table — Round

£250.00
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Angled view of the round clock side table with an antique-gold rim, clear glass top and three slender legs.

Horologe Side Table — Round

£250.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Horologe round side table houses a clock with moving cogs beneath a clear glass top, making its working detail part of the furniture. A vintage-style world map and bold Roman numerals give the face an old-world character, framed by a deep antique-gold rim. Slender legs keep the silhouette open, letting the intricate tabletop hold the attention.

Why You'll Love It
  • Combines a side table and clock in a single distinctive piece.
  • Clear glass keeps the clock face and moving cogs on view.
  • An open three-leg base gives the detailed top a lighter visual balance.
  • Antique gold and black pair easily with warm woods and neutral upholstery.
Materials & Finish

The metal has a smoked-gold finish with a brushed satin appearance, giving the deep rim and slender legs a softly textured sheen. Clear glass contrasts with the silver-toned cogs and dark openings below. The construction also includes MDF, with visible screws and brackets lending an industrial note.

Dimensions
  • Width: 49 cm
  • Depth: 49 cm
  • Height: 50 cm
  • Weight: 4.63 kg
What's included
  • Batteries are not included.
Assembly
  • Assembly is required.
Compatibility
  • Designed to coordinate visually with the matching wall clock from the same range.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Wipe the surface with a dry, soft cloth.
Styling Note

Place beside an armchair where the clock face can be appreciated from above. Keep accessories to a minimum so the map and cogs remain visible; cream upholstery or dark timber will complement the warm metal finish.

Why We Love It

The map-shaped openings are the clever detail: they weave the exposed cogs into the world-map design rather than simply framing a mechanism.