It’s a great pleasure to supply a clock that is going to be a part of someone’s home.

A white bookshelf with two shelves holding various books, a black antique clock, a potted plant, a white candlestick with a cream candle, and a geode. Part of a patterned armchair is visible in the foreground.

Find me a Clock

With so many types of clock it is impractical to stock clocks to meet what people might want.

But, if you know what type of clock you are interested in, we can help you find it through our network of contacts.

That might be a clock in good working condition or it might be one in need of repair or servicing

Two vintage tabletop clocks, one brass with a black base and the other gold, placed on a white shelf with books in the background. The clocks show different times, and there is a small key next to each clock.

Making it Personal

Many of us want to own a clock that comes from a place that is special to them. How nice it is then that clockmakers frequently added where the clock was made to the dial. Tell us the location you are interested in and we can help you find that special clock.

A vintage round clock displaying the time as 2:07, with a smaller dial at the top showing seconds, on a wooden stand on a reflective table with indoor lamps and potted plants in the background.

Your Search Ends Here

There’s a small charge for looking and if we find a clock you want there will be a point at which you will need to commit to taking it – but the process works well and gives you the reassurance that you are buying what you are looking for, in good working order.

Close-up of an antique wooden clock with a brass dial, Roman numerals, intricate gold decorative details, and black hands, showing the time as 3:35.
Find me a Clock