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Plans & Books
We carry in the region of 30 different clock plans and books covering clock case assembly, clock repair and maintenance from both English and American publishers. Our plans cover mantel clocks, Vienna regulators, grandfather, grandmother, granddaughter, wall clocks and bracket clocks. The plans are fully detailed and include step by step instructions with suggestions for suitable movements and dials.

Lancashire Longcase




Lancashire Longcase
2.04m high, base 43.6cm, 24.5cm deep (6'8"x17"x10"). A country grandfather clock by Thomas Clare c.1770. This has typical North West country features with oak casework, cross banding on the hood and waist, a caddy top and ogee feet.















  
Marlborough Bracket Clock




Marlborough Bracket Clock
404mm high, 322mm wide, 146mm deep (15½"x13"x6"). Regency style mantel clock with rounded top and side frets. Detailed parts list with full size templates for arch and pediment
 
Viennese Style Wall Clock



Viennese Style Wall Clock
80cm high, 27cm wide 16cm deep (31½"x10½"x6½"). A viennese style wall clock the design of which recreates a typical case of the period. 		 
Laterndluhr Vienna Regulator


Laterndluhr Vienna Regulator
1.2m high, 30cm wide, 17cm deep. (3'11"x12"x6½"). Based on a Laterndluhr Vienna regulator c. 1830. The case is of fine proportions with mahogany framework and maple stringing to the doors and sidelights. 		 
Cambridge Hall Clock


Cambridge Hall Clock
1.9m high, base 46cm. Wide 27cm deep. (6'00"x17½"x11"). Our most popular plan, with its elegant classical case, raised base panel and small arched windows in the hood sides.


 

Making Wooden Clock Cases

Making Wooden Clock Cases
Peter & Tim Ashby

Peter & Tim Ashby have assembled all their clock plans in one 224 page volume.
This book presents complete measured drawings and detailed plans of 20 clocks for the craftsman to make. Features designs ranging from period bracket clocks and a traditional longcase to more contemporary styles. Throughout the text there are detailed illustrations. The plans are scaled in both metric and imperial units with full instructions for building these fine pieces. Details of suitable quartz and mechanical movements, clock components and ornamentation completes this book. 		 

 
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