Explore selected examples of museum-quality restoration, conservation, dial reconstruction, case refinishing, and custom fabrication performed by The Clock Gallery.
Germany, Circa Late 19th Century
Rare Petite Sonnerie lancet mantel clock featuring quarter-hour striking and separate hour count, restored through full movement overhaul, dial conservation, and full case restoration.
Germany, Circa Late 19th Century
Complex Petite Sonnerie bracket clock featuring quarter-hour striking and separate hour count, restored through full movement overhaul, strike synchronization, case refinishing, and dial restoration.
United States, 1880
Classic American column-and-cornice weight-driven shelf clock restored with movement overhaul, dial restoration, and case conservation, preserving original reverse glass verre églomisé.
United States, 1913 - 1917
Unique, period mantel clock designed with a nod to the ship's bell clock craze of the early 1900s.
France, Late 19th Century
Precision Japy Freres four-glass clock, commonly known in America as a crystal regulator, featuring full mechanical restoration, dial conservation preserving patina, case refinement, and custom hand-beveled glass replacement.
United States, Circa Early 20th Century
Classic 1920s tambour mantel clock, featuring full mechanical, dial and case restoration.
United States, 1926
Top-of-the-line Chelsea lever action banjo clock with 7.5" dial, Mount Vernon reverse glass window, and eagle finial.
England, Circa 1848
Classic English longcase clock featuring a walnut case in beautiful, original condition. The patina is wonderful, and there was no effort spared in preserving it. Note that the hinged door on the dial hood maintains its original glass, as evidenced by its period rippling.