People treasure their grandfather clocks, especially if they are antiques or family heirlooms that are difficult or impossible to replace. But grandfather clocks are tall, complex and heavy, typically ...

More than 350 New Years have been rung in by a grandfather clock. The first one was made about 1650 in England, and by 1720 the clocks were being made in the American Colonies. The clocks have a face, ...

[Keith] got his hands on a few grandfather clocks. Apparently the price tag is greatly reduced if you are able to get them second-hand. The mechanical timepieces require weekly winding, which is a ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. A fixture of stately homes and period drama movies, the ...

This guide will walk you through key identification tips, from recognizing clock styles and mechanisms to understanding materials and maker marks.