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From an extensive horological library, we are able to find and document most makes and styles of clocks, from the early clockmakers of colonial America to the fine craftsmen of the Victorian period in Europe. Most manufacturers designed and built a large variety of shelf, wall and floor clocks out of wood, iron or marble in an attempt to appeal to the masses.
















This large variety of resource material enables us to accumulate data regarding the history of a particular clock and its maker. It is a significant tool in determining the restoration needed to return a clock to its original standards which age and neglect have altered. We are able to determine the approximate value from recent sales from dealers and auctions.

If you have a clock that you wish to know more about, we do provide this service. A $15 deposit is required to initiate the research. Once we have the necessary information and your photographs, if needed, we will give you the cost of the research request. You will receive the data, detailing the history of that particular style clock and the manufacturer, recent sales of similar clocks and any other pertinent information.

Clockmakers played a very significant role in history. They were constantly striving to make clocks more accurate timekeepers for practical use as well as more stylish for decorative purposes. Their efforts greatly enhanced daily life and made major contributions in the areas of commerce and navigation. Knowing the history of an antique clock is educational, entertaining and rewarding. If you have any questions regarding this service or would like us to research a clock that you have, please Contact Us at The ClockWorks Unlimited

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