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Melissa Kuhns
Melissa Kuhns

Restoration help!

Hi,

I have an antique Black Forest cuckoo-and-quail wall clock that appears to date to approximately circa 1880. I have located photographs of a nearly identical surviving example that still has its original decorative components, and I am looking for someone to help restore it to its natural beauty.

I am looking for carved bone clock hands, the missing Roman numeral IX, a new pendulum, and the missing/broken wood carvings. If anyone know of someone to contact I would love a recommendation! Below is a picture of mine vs what I believe is the identical example with all the original pieces.

I did just pay to have the internal components cleaned and replaced, it works perfect, but I would love to fix the pieces that have been replaced and broken over the years.

Thank you

Melissa




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william.bond49
william.bond49
Oct 06

IContact Ray Bybee for the bone hands and numerals. He does carvings as well, but I don’t believe he stains them, or does installation anymore. Rbybee11@yahoo.com. If you want to send the case to someone, and not do any of the staining work yourself send it to Michael Schad, Msclock@sprynet.com. Michael Schad does wood carvings and case work. He will install, and color match the new pieces he carves. Depends on the route you want to go basically.

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