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Are You Undecided About A Clock?
Covering London Areas
Established 1987

Your Clock Matters

Are You Undecided About A Clock?

Covering London Areas

Established 1987

Wheel & Pinion Cutting

We cut our own wheels for Clocks that we fully restore.

Wheels and pinions are carefully cut to match the period of the clock, the material and the style of existing wheels. Please note that we do not supply wheels or pinions as a separate item and that these are only made for clients' Clocks that we restore ourselves.

If you have a Clock, Timepiece or Barometer that is need of Wheel & Pinion Restoration or Valuing for insurance or probate then please contact us today for a free no obligation estimate.

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18th century 'Pantry' wall clock with verge escapement and alarum by John Denham of Dereha

A late 18th century 'Pantry' wall clock with verge escapement and alarum by John Denham of Dereham, Norfolk. Circa 1790.

Early Longcase clock signed harvey Havelland of Corfe Castle, Dorset.

Late 17th century, eight day longcase clock with an eleven inch dial and in a black chinoisserie case. Circa 1695.

Georgian, London made, inverted bell-top bracket clock in an attractive mahogany case. Circa 1760.

Georgian, London made, inverted bell-top bracket clock in an attractive mahogany case. Circa 1760.

A fine walnut and marquetry longcase clock by Christoper Gould, London. Circa 1695.

A walnut Marquetry longcase clock by Christopher Gould, London. Eight day movement with an eleven inch dial. Late 17th century.

A Good Verge escapement bracket clock with quarter repeat, by John Sterland of Nottingham. Circa 177

A Good Verge escapement bracket clock with pull quarter repeat, by John Sterland of Nottingham. Circa 1770.