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Most Belgian ceramic clocks were produced in the south-west coal-mining region called the Borinage. The two factories which truly dominated the ceramic clock market were in the same small village of Wasmuël (now attached to the town of Quaregnon). The first one, initially named "Auguste Mouzin et Cie" (AMC) then "La Faencerie de Wasmuël", functioned from 1878 to 1951. It produced mainly fine quality ceramic pieces. To diversify it's income, it started around 1910 a massive production of mantel-clocks: more than a hundred models with several decorations each, which were the bottom-end of their production (click here to see the photos of some clocks). On the other hand the second one, "La Majolique Wasmuël " (1904-1960), mainly produced common ceramic objects: the mantelpiece clocks were their top-end production. They made a hundred models with many decorations, often into two or three sizes. In addition to the two factories of Wasmuël, some other ceramic factories also lead the Belgian market. Among those, the factory of Thulin (1863-1971) created about sixty models, decorated with melting enamels dripping on one other. The factory Terra in Jemappes (1915-1966) was also very productive: about fifty models, decorated with all kinds of techniques.
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