Daniel Dakota Grandfather Clock
Daniel Dakota grandfather clocks are tall and elegant, and they make a fashion statement that small wall clocks can't. They are classy and traditional with a touch of vintage that looks great at the end of a narrow hallway. From long swaying pendulums to ones with wide bases and storage, we list an assortment of grandfather clocks to help you find the perfect one.
Daniel Dakota Westminster Chime Grandfather Clock With Flat Bottom
$349.99 $329.99
Daniel Dakota Westminster Chime Grandfather Clock With Flat Bottom
Alcott Hill®
$349.99 $329.99
This Daniel Dakota clock has a light oak coat with scalloped wood detail on the front of the glass door. Behind the glass, there is a cathedral pediment and a blue moon dial, which needs five batteries to work.
Daniel Dakota Clock With Round Face
$345.99 $289.99
Daniel Dakota Clock With Round Face
Alcott Hill®
$345.99 $289.99
This grandfather clock features a round top and curvy base and a polished metal lyre pendulum in gold. The pendulum is winded up to work with a single chime that has an automatic shut-off feature.
Extra Tall Daniel Dakota Grandfather Clock With Storage
$333.99 $369.99
Extra Tall Daniel Dakota Grandfather Clock With Storage
Alcott Hill®
$333.99 $369.99
Standing at seven and a half feet tall, this Daniel Dakota clock has an automatic chime on the hour and shuts off at night. It features a bonnet crown style, two adjustable shelves, and a cherry finish.
Designer Advice:
Functional as it is handsome, the shelves offer people a place to store items out of sight. If you have a lot of knick-knacks to store, this is a great clock for you. Pair it with dark warm hues and furniture with a cherry finish to prevent it from sticking out awkwardly.
Daniel Dakota Grandfather Clock With Mirrored Back
Daniel Dakota Grandfather Clock With Mirrored Back
Howard Miller®
Tall and straight-lined, this grandfather clock gives off elegance with its three-sided glass sides and mirror back panel. The door can be locked, and the pendulum winded. It has a pretty split pediment on top.
Decorative Daniel Dakota Clock With Numbers
Decorative Daniel Dakota Clock With Numbers
Howard Miller®
Rich and grand with its adornments, this Daniel Dakota grandfather clock has more swirls and shapes than other clocks. The levelers are adjustable for uneven ground, and the chimes ring quarterly along with the chime on the hour.
Designer Advice:
If roman numerals are hard to see but you still want a majestic grandfather clock, this is a great choice. The curvy shape offers a new-age appeal versus a traditional vintage. Stand it by the front entrance, in a study, or dining room for the biggest impact.
Grandfather Clock With Oval Glass Front
Grandfather Clock With Oval Glass Front
Howard Miller®
This Daniel Dakota clock has a craftsman-style touch with its light, visible wood grain, and oval-carved door. An olive ash burl, vine, and shell are sculpted into the hardwood and veneer and topped with a graceful bonnet pediment.
Buying Guide
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One of the most traditional designs of clock still available, the Daniel Dakota grandfather clock is a popular home item for classic houses. Whether you have a modern home that lacks a timeless piece of furniture, or you just want a classic item for your hallway, this style of grandfather clock is a great option for many homes. Let's have a closer look at some of the specific styles which are available for sale.
People living in apartments or small houses don't always have the space for a full-size grandfather clock. Thankfully, the small version of the Daniel Dakota grandfather clock is a great choice. This has all the usual charms and features of a grandfather clock, but is a quarter to a third of the usual size. The usual size of a grandfather clock is around 6-7 feet tall. With the smaller grandfather clocks, the width is normally the same, but the height is smaller.
The smallest of the grandfather clock family, the mantel clock is an elegant piece to add to a smaller home. It's also a good option if you don't want a large clock taking up small in your home, or you don't feel like the style would suit your existing décor. This small clock is usually around one square foot, and can be neatly positioned in the center of your mantelpiece. The detail on this style of clock is normally curved and intricate to resembled the traditional appearance of grandfather clocks.
The white grandfather clock style is different from the traditional style which is normally plain hardwood. The wooden frame of the clock is painted with white wood paint to create a contemporary Daniel Dakota style. It is suitable for a bedroom or living room, and looks best alongside lighter décor. The chimes inside the grandfather clock can be set to sound on the hour, or you can turn this feature off if you wish for a less intrusive clock. The smaller versions of this clock are also a great addition to any child's bedroom, and can help them to learn how to tell the time too.
Another way to make the most of your grandfather clock and the other furniture in your home is to double up the clock with a display cabinet. This is attached to the clock and has 5-6 wide shelves to display your favorite ornaments. It may have a cabinet on either side to fit neatly into the corner of your living room, and it may even have shelves beneath the clock face for extra more storage space. The glass panels covering the display cabinet will instantly show off any items which you have displayed on the shelves. The varnished hardwood beams which connect the shelves and panels offer a traditional rustic feel while still looking perfectly in place inside the more modern homes.
