• Antique Clock Restoration Services
• Clock Restoration
• Dial Restoration
• Examples of Clock Repairs
• Clock Restoration Problems
• Types of Antique Clocks We Restore
• Setting Up Your Long Case Clock
• Antique Furniture Restoration Services
• Furniture Restoration
• Examples of Our Furniture Repairs
• Gilding & Picture Restoration
• Antiques and Fine Art Consultancy
• Antiques in Mid Restoration
• Antiques for Sale
• Other Services
• Valuations, Insurance and Other Services
• Restoration on other items of interest

Antique Clock Restoration and Repair Services including:

• Grandfather clocks
• Long case clocks,
• Wall clocks,
• Mantle clocks,
• Clock movement repair and overhaul, wheel cutting,
• French movements,
• Fusee,
• Dial and Face painting and overhaul,
• Clock case restoration,
• Dutch Marquetry restoration

Antique Furniture Restoration and Conservation Services including:

• Regency furniture, Victorian furniture, Georgian furniture, Tudor furniture,
• Gilding and Carving,
• Cabinet work, chair, mirror, coffer, table
• French polishing, Stain removal,
• De- warping,
• Metal work, Brass plates remade,
• Lost wax casting,
• Period interiors

Antique Instrument Renovation and Repair Services including:

• Barometers,
• Scientific instruments,
• Barographs,
• Music boxes

Accessibility Statement

We take disability accessibility seriously. Our website has been designed to be universally accessible to all as far as practical. Should you have any issues or comments please contact our web designer - they would be pleased to hear from you.

Resizing Text

All text can be resized using your browsers view - text size option.

• Internet Explorer: View > Text size
• Firefox: View > Text size
• Opera: File > Preferences > Fonts > Minimum font size (pixels)
• Alternatively, scroll with the wheel of your mouse whilst holding down the control key.

Standards compliance

While there is no official validation tool for meeting DDA Accessibility Requirements, the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) HTML (XHTML) validator is commonly accepted as being a good indicator of accessibility.

This website aims to conform to:

• W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines - priority 1, 2, and 3 guidelines
• W3C XHTML 1
• W3C CSS 2

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Design

• All pages on this site use structured semantic markup. H1 tags are used for main headings, H2 tags for sub-headings etc.
• Content and presentation have been completely separated. All pages are designed fully using CSS - tables are only used to display tables of data where it is appropriate to do so.
• For those using screen readers there is the option to skip past the navigation to the content on each page.
• Link text is written to make sense out of context.
• Many links have title attributes to describe the links in greater detail. Most links open in the same window. Some links (in particular links to external sites) may open in new windows and there will be a warning in the title tag of the link that a new browser window is being opened.
• The pages on this website are all print-friendly - a print style sheet has been used to exclude unneccessary design elements.
• All text is assigned a relative font size - this means that you can resize the text if you want to
• All informational images have been assigned descriptive ALT text. Decorative images are either placed in the CSS document or have a null ALT attribute .

Access keys

We don't use access keys as there is considerable doubt over their real usefulness.

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Tel : 01462 790646 or E-mail : Malcolm Green

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