Black Forest Clock Restoration

Do you have a Black Forest clock that needs restoration?

We have the experience and contacts to get the job done, and correctly.

The biggest thing that must be kept at the forefront of the restoration project, is originality. In order to correctly restore your clock, a understanding of what the clock looked like originally is extremely important.
While many individuals are fully qualified and competent craftsman, the vast majority do not have the knowledge and understanding about what is correct when it comes to your Black Forest clock. The end result is the restoration project ends up hurting the value of your clock, doing more damage than good.

Throughout the process of building our collection, we have seen thousands of clocks, movements, case styles etc. Our private library contains original factory catalogs from makers such as Gordian Hettich, Johann Baptist Beha, Emilian Wehrle, and many others that can be used as a reference in constructing missing/damaged parts on many clocks.
We have a clock maker at our disposal that has proven his competence over the years working on our museum quality clocks, and can be trusted with yours. Our wood carver is one of the best in the world, and is capable of any project large or small. We have an art conservator who is a master at cleaning and restoring painted surfaces.

And all of our contacts have a track record in getting the work done in a timely manner!

We are happy to give you a referral to make sure your Black Forest clock gets the restored correctly.