The woods of choice for our Grandfather Tall Case Clocks are

American Black Cherry, Tiger Maple, Birdseye Maple, and Mahogany. We begin with rough

lumber and every part of this future heirloom is produced in our shop.

Our clock cases are constructed entirely in solid wood

using mortise and tenon pegged joints, locked and splined mitered corners, and dovetails.

As important as time honored joinery techniques are, the successful completion of each

piece is ultimately dependent upon the finish.  Our clocks are available in a Hand Rubbed

Natural Oil Finish, a Hand Rubbed Natural Lacquer Finish, a variety of hand painted decorations and faux finishes, and a Hand Rubbed Stained and Lacquered Finish.

The oil finish we create is extremely durable and an occasional replenishing of the wood

surface with danish oil is all that is necessary.  Our lacquer finish is a twelve step process that may be simply wiped clean with a damp cloth, with an occasional polishing with a good non-silicone polish, such as is available from Goddards.

Our finish is not a “processed” finish, but one that is subtly glowing with the warmth

of a well patinated antique.  Our stained finishes enhance the natural beauty of the wood,

they do not mask or hide the grain.

We welcome your custom requests so please call for quotes.



Grandfather Clocks Handmade in Vermont


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Michael McGuire Design

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3701 Franklin Pike,

Lewisburg, TN

37091

931-981-1171

The Basics

Handcrafted

Shaker

Grandfather

Tall Clocks


Handcrafted

Reproduction

18th Century

Early American

Tall Case Clocks


Arts and Craft

Clocks