EarlyClocks.uk Antique Clocks & Restoration London Lantern Clocks
Thirty years of experience in antique clock sales and comprehensive restoration services specialising in early clocks
07595 180138 or email earlyclocks@gmail.com
Affordable Repair and Restoration
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Parts machined and fabricated. Period replacement parts sourced And missing parts made.
Dial Restoration and Replacement Period Hands
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Brass dials repaired, resilvered and refinished.
Replacement dial work and associated engraving.
Gallery of recent examples...
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Period, steel clock hands made and finished.
Gear, Pinion and Arbor Cutting. Replacement Verge Arbors Made
Early Verge Escapement - Reconversion
Early Verge Escapement - Reconversion
Early Verge Escapement - Reconversion
Early Verge Escapement - Reconversion
Lantern clock balance and verge pendulum escapements reinstated from anchor.
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Specialising in Early London Clockmakers
SOLD Fromanteel Lantern Clock
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Early clocks sourced and traded, including bracket, lantern, longcase, and wall clocks
- 30 hour and 8-day brass dialled movements, London and provincial
- High quality replica cases and movements are also traded
- Later period clocks including Fusee dial / mantle clocks
- Early lantern clocks for sale, early clocks purchased
SOLD Edward East 1/4 Striking Lantern Clock C1685
Please check periodically for unusual and rare early clock examples by notable makers
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Downloads & Special Interest
Peter Closon Lantern Clock Article
My study attributing a full sized London lantern clock (as surfaced - DEC 2009) as a product from the workshops of Peter Closon – ‘Neer Holburn Bridge’ London’, a prolific maker of these clocks from 1625-1660 in the Lothbury clockmakers’ district in London. The clock was sold on to a customer unrestored.
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About
A lifetime of interest and experience... NAWCC# 71355 since 1975
Now retired commercially, I maintain a small stock of early clocks to trade, and take on early lantern clock and other early domestic clock projects on a part time basis.
I look forward to assisting those interested however I can.
I've been involved with antique clock restoration since a teenager in the 1970s, spending summers working with
Now retired commercially, I maintain a small stock of early clocks to trade, and take on early lantern clock and other early domestic clock projects on a part time basis.
I look forward to assisting those interested however I can.
I've been involved with antique clock restoration since a teenager in the 1970s, spending summers working with an uncle in Clerkenwell London learning horological skills. My father was a trained English cabinetmaker from whom I learned case work. During my undergraduate years and throughout my commercial scientific career, I remained active in the restoration and trading of earlier antique clocks. During my professional life I'd been lucky to have been involved with art history conservation projects with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Yale Museum of British Art, and other important museums. A member of the National Association of Clock Collectors for over 30 years, I've taken part in numerous technical, historical, an conservation seminars.