Horologists - Clock & Musical Box Repairs & Restorations
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Over the years we have been asked to do clock case restoration We found it difficult to find a company to accommodate ours & our customers needs. So we have converted one of our workshops to restore most types of clock case from the smallest to the largest. We...
These are just a few pictures of a Grandfather clock made in Liverpool by Steven Hurst c1780 , this clock came to our workshops in the worst condition possible, the case was literally falling apart, the Peruvian mahogany case had completely dried out & had...
We are a professional Antique clock repair & restoration company, we take pride in our work to achieve the best results possible no matter if the clock is a valuable long case clock or a humble mantle clock. Our costs are based on a full service this service will...
Over the years we have been asked to do clock case restoration but this has changed & we now get asked to do many different kinds of clock cases from the biggest to the brass case on a small carriage clock, So we have converted one of our workshops just to do...
This is the finished clock, as you can see the dial has been resilvered using traditional methods, and the movement was completely dismantled & cleaned serviced & set up & now works perfectly, chiming on the eight bells & striking on gongs, it will now...
This very imposing clock was made around 1810 by a clockmaker Edward Mathews from Welshpool. The clock was named an Act of Parliament clock or tavern clock. They were very common in public places or inns hence the name tavern clock. They always had large plain dials...
There is no such thing as overwinding a clock, there is no such thing as a drop of oil, these are things said in the past that are simply nonsense, there is only one way to repair a clock & that is for a start completely taking the movement apart & cleaning...
This is a fine example of a traditional Grandfather clock made by the famous Prescot clock and toolmaker John Wyke circa 1750. The case is of solid oak construction and has been veneered in walnut.