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Grandfather Tall Case Painted Dial Restoration

Birds painted dial before and after
Birds Painted Dial Before and After
T Johnson painted dial before and after
T Johnson Painted Dial Before and After
Thomas Roberts ship clock painted dial before and after
Thomas Roberts Ship Clock Painted Dial Before and After
Thomas Roberts ship clock painted dial parts before and after
Thomas Roberts Ship Clock Painted Dial Parts Before and After
Simon Willard painted dial before and after
Simon Willard Painted Dial Before and After
Simon Willard Roxbury painted dial before and after
Simon Willard Roxbury Painted Dial Before and After
Roses painted dial before and after
Roses Painted Dial Before and After
R Whiting painted dial before and after
R Whiting Painted Dial Before and After
John Cameron painted dial before and after
John Cameron Painted Dial Before and After
JT Hallum painted dial before and after
JT Hallum Painted Dial Before and After
J Eberman and Son painted dial before and after
J Eberman and Son Painted Dial Before and After
Fisherman with Shells painted dial before and after
Fisherman with Shells Painted Dial Before and After
House with Gold painted dial before and after
House with Gold Painted Dial Before and After
Couple with Sheep painted dial before and after
Couple with Sheep Painted Dial Before and After
Cornucopia painted dial before and after
Cornucopia Painted Dial Before and After
Blue Vines painted dial before and after
Blue Vines Painted Dial Before and After
Scottish Tall Case 1830s dial before and after
Scottish Tall Case 1830s Painted Dial Before and After

Grandfather Tall Case Painted Dials

All clock dials deteriorate over time and have their own story. Most of them accumulate dirt and have aged varnish. Your dial may have experienced more distress and damage such as smoke, water, rust and pitting or just banged up. Improper applications previously used: acrylic paint, sharpie pens and non-traditional oil paint colors. We remove all these poorly added unprofessional/novice attempts to expose the original dial art.

This entire process is performed without damaging the integrity of the dial.

Our average turn around time is 5-6 weeks for total antique clock dial restoration (not including shipping). When we return ship the dial(s) we insure 100% of the dial value.

***Please call BEFORE shipping any dial(s) to us.

We do not repaint or restore paper dials.

Additional antique clock dials we have restored:

Blue Vines antique painted clock dial
Thomas Roberts Shipclock antique painted clock dial
Simon Willard Roxbury antique painted clock dial
T Johnson antique painted clock dial
Simon Willard antique painted clock dial
Roses antique painted clock dial
R Whiting antique painted clock dial
John Cameron antique painted clock dial
JT Hallum antique painted clock dial
J Eberman and Son antique painted clock dial
House with Gold antique painted clock dial
Couple with Sheep antique painted clock dial
Cornucopia antique painted clock dial
Bird restored antique painted clock dial
Scottish Tall Case 1830s antique painted clock dial

We are currently NOT accepting any mantel or wall clocks for repair. Grandfather clocks only (Mobile in home service for Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs and Fuquay-Varina only).

The Clocksmith

Bryan Smith
4th Generation
1531 Bower Lane
Johns Island, SC 29455
843-327-0455
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Member of British Horological Institute and NAWCC since 1993

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