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Established 1987

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, these are only made for clients' Clocks that we restore ourselves.

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A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London.

A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London. Circa 1845.

A 'Salt box' verge escapement, fusee, English dial wall clock by Upjohn of Exeter. Circa 1

A 'Salt box' verge escapement, fusee, English dial wall clock by Upjohn of Exeter. Circa 1790.

Epicyclic skeleton clock by Fred Whitlock. Copied from an original circa 1820 example by Messrs. Str

Epicyclic skeleton clock by Fred Whitlock. Copied from an original circa 1820 example by Messrs. Strutt and Wigston.

A very large fusee wall clock by the Welsh maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

A very large and magnificent, fusee wall, 'dial clock' by the Welsh maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.

Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.

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