“Our children grew up in a house full of clocks: cuckoos, regulators, Westminster mantle clocks and, of course, bim-bams. When our son got married this summer we felt that presenting him and his new bride with their own chiming regulator would be a sentimental link to his childhood. The case is made from sapele and is highlighted with string inlays, shaded fans, leopardwood panels and topped off with hand cut marquetry roses. The intertwined rose stems are symbolic of their new lives together while the Hickory-Dickory mouse pauses at the top of "his run up the clock" to peek out of his hole waving at them and wishing them well. The clock is personalized with their names and wedding date inkjet printed on a maple veneer plaque.”
Greg Lankston: Master Clockmaker
“Built the clock on scroll saw from red oak and antique color finish. Has westminister chimes from clock kit and stained glass I hand painted.The display table is solid walnut with Maple Inlay for a 50th anniversary gift.Total clock and display table stands 6’ tall.”
Mark Royall: Rewind
“All recycled parts using recycled bicycle parts and old saw blade.”
It was great seeing how our talented customers used our clock hands, movements, inserts, and more in their projects! We are thankful for every contestant that took the time to participate in the contest and share their projects with us! Please congratulate these Honorable Mention entrants that deserve the runners-up title.
Honorable Mentions Gregory Little – Family Treasure,
David – Family Treasure,
Lady Nia – Family Treasure,
Ronald York – Master Clockmaker,
Ruth Jensen – Rewind,
Dave Brown – Rewind,
John Edgerton – Rewind,
Kevin Adams – Rewind,
Crabber – Rewind
