Clock Restoration Service
Our underlying philosophy for the restoration and conservation of antique clocks and barometers is above all else respect for the object. Our approach is always based on a dialogue with the owner as to the options and outcomes desired for each individual object.
Clock Conservator
Clocks for sale
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Spring clock by John Gerrard London, c.1700
A superb Queen Anne Quarter Repeating Ebony-Veneered Oak Table Clock by John Gerrard, London, circa 1700-1705 This great spring clock has a 7x8-inch g...
Price: on request
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Interesting English mahogany table clock
An unusual eighteenth-century English spring-driven table clock in a mahogany-veneered oak case, signed on the dial Higgs y Diego Evans LONDRES, made ...
Price: on request
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Bracket clock by Paul Rimbault, c.1775
A lovely, elegant late eighteenth-century bracket clock by Paul Rimbault, c. 1780. The inverted ebonised fruitwood-veneered bell top case has an arche...
Price: on request
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Mahogany Eureka clock, c. 1910
An extremely attractive mahogany table clock by Eureka, made around 1910. The well-proportioned mahogany case has bevelled glass panels on all sides s...
Price: £4950