Longcase Clock Restoration
Restoration can take many forms, quite minor resecuring of small areas of veneer and repolishing, to major rebuild, where the clock has suffered serious damage or has been stored in an inappropriate environment.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
Example of an early Victorian Swan Neck mahogony clock hood, with missing veneers expertly replaced ready for re-staining and French polishing.

This is a typical example of a badly damaged clock hood, with most of the mouldings   detached  from the main cabinet.                      

                                          

                               

Pieces of broken mouldings, awaiting restoration, all pieces needing to be cleaned and have all old glue removed prior to re assembly.

                                                                     


    



Finally, the finished clock,               restored and
back together
with its fully restored
dial, and repaired
and serviced movement, 
ready to run
another hundred years.