Antique clock glass repair beveled glass in bezel
March 26th, 2011 by Marc Konys - posted in Beveled Glass, Beveled Glass Lens, Clock Glass, ClocksThe antique clock sat on the mantel since the beginning of time . One of the kids went to wind the clock and broke the glass . I save old glass for clocks like this. New glass is a different color green and is very flat. The antique glass has a yellow hue and a distorted finish. Sometimes the antique glass has bubbles and blisters . This is important when it comes to the value of the clock. An antique clock with new glass doesn’t retain its resale price.
I have antique beveling machines that run on leather belts. The same type used to make this antique beveled glass lens originally. The fitting of the antique replacement beveled glass in the bezel is very tricky. The tolerances are with in thousands of an inch. I make replacement beveled clock glass for clock shops all over the the country most of them in New York and LA.
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One Response to “Antique clock glass repair beveled glass in bezel”
By Daniel on Jul 20, 2011
I have a Seth Thomas regulator style calendar clock and need a 12 1/4 inch glass.
How much and do you take paypal?
thanks, Daniel