Lympstone Wood Crafts
Rob Longhurst
Rob Longhurst
| Skeleton Clocks Now these are a big seller and quite spectacular! |
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Skeleton Clocks - the movement seems to variety of woods,
Ash, Oak, Beech, Horse Chestnut, Sweet Chestnut - in fact
any thing the top shelf on the left is a rectangular version
- they take a lot longer and I tend to do them to order. On
the next shelf down to the right note the striped clock.
This is Ash and Brazilian Mahogany. The mahogany is a
banned export (and import) now but this was brought to the
UK around 40 years ago and used as a patio door! Now
replaced with PVC this wood is in its third life! Note above
the small sapphire insert clock and the tide clock in the
picture to the left. If down in Devon vist Cockington
Court, Torquay and the Ark Gallery - they have an extensive
choice of my skeleton clocks. Below are some more skeleton
clocks in Oak - the most popular of woods .
Ash, Oak, Beech, Horse Chestnut, Sweet Chestnut - in fact
any thing the top shelf on the left is a rectangular version
- they take a lot longer and I tend to do them to order. On
the next shelf down to the right note the striped clock.
This is Ash and Brazilian Mahogany. The mahogany is a
banned export (and import) now but this was brought to the
UK around 40 years ago and used as a patio door! Now
replaced with PVC this wood is in its third life! Note above
the small sapphire insert clock and the tide clock in the
picture to the left. If down in Devon vist Cockington
Court, Torquay and the Ark Gallery - they have an extensive
choice of my skeleton clocks. Below are some more skeleton
clocks in Oak - the most popular of woods .
