Finchingfield Antiques
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Finchingfield Antiques is located in North Essex, easily reached from Cambridge, Chelmsford, Sudbury, Colchester and Newmarket. We offer a UK and worldwide delivery service on a large selection of Antique Clocks. We stock many very competitively priced Antique clocks - wall clocks, mantel clocks, bracket clocks, dial clocks, longcase (grandfather) clocks, tavern clocks, regulators and barometers.

We also have a very wide selection of good quality antique furniture for sale in our showroom. We will carry out the work as directed, but will advise on the amount of restoration suitable for dials and casework. Our Clock/watchmakers have a combined experience of professionally repairing and restoring clocks and watches for over 60 years, both qualified accredited fellow and members of the British Horological Institute.
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In addition to repairing and restoring clocks, we also have a large selection of antique clocks for sale. All our clocks have been cleaned and overhauled, and where necessary sympathetically restored. It is never our intention to over-restore a clock, as we feel it is important for it to visually retain the patination commensurate with its age.
In the vast majority of cases, the clock which you inherited, the one that hasn't been going for years, or the one which keeps poor time - will only need an overhaul and clean. We work within the guidelines in terms of price and code of practice of the British Watch & Clock Makers Guild, founded in 1907.
A large selection of good quality antique furniture is available for sale in our shop in Finchingfield. Early 20th cent Venturi Water Meter with fine quality eight day turret style dead beat clock on later stand. Bow fronted with moulded cornice over chevron string section and glazed doors with bowed glass.
A large selection of good quality antique furniture is available for sale in our shop in Finchingfield.

The two train outside countwheel bell striking movement with rectangular plates united by four cylindrical pillars pinned through the backplate, the going train with anchor escapement regulated by pendulum with decorative sunburst mask cast bob, the backplate stamped with VINCENTI & CIE, MADAILLE D'ARGENT, 1855 roundel, the 10 inch circular 25 piece cartouche numeral dial with convex white enamel centre insribed HENRY BRIGHT, PARIS within chapter ring with blue-on-white Roman hour numerals within rococo borders and conforming black Arabic five minutes to outer track, with pierced steel hands, the engraved cut brass and red shell marquetry veneered waited case with surmount cast as Chronos seated on a sphere applied to a concav-sided suprstructure decorated with foliate scrollsflanked by leaf cat mounts to the angles, the front with rococo scroll cast crest over leafy gilt brass-framedarch-glazed door enclosing marquetry veneered inside surface to the rear door and incorporating cats panel featuring a Ho-Ho bird within rococo scrolls to lower edge, the surround decorated with leafy scrolls within line border, the sides with tall recessed arch windows between marquetry panel veneered upper and lower margins, on generous scroll cast feet with cartouche apron between; with a wall bracket en suite of ogee outline with applied leaf cast mount to edge of the table over confoming cut brass and red shell stylised foliate marquetry veneers to front and sides interrupted by rococo scroll cast mounts applied to angles, the base with further conforming mount.
A spiral spring, one end of which is fixed to the balance and the other end to the frame, which with the balance forms an oscillator. A clock or watch which records intervals of time. The hands can be stopped or started at will without stopping the mechanism and interfering with the timekeeping. A small plunger in a watch case used in conjunction with the winding button to allow the hands to be set.
Reviews (5)
Phil Faircloth
Phil Faircloth
Jun 29, 2021
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Great place to hunt for those collectables, prices to suit all pockets plus a gorgeous old village to have a,look round, and a nice pub for lunch great way to spend a day
Ian Christian
Ian Christian
Jun 24, 2019
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I live in Northamptonshire and visit Finchingfield Antiques about once a year and buy very little. In March 2018 I telephoned the owner from another part of the country and asked him about buying two sedan clocks from a local shop to me. The clocks were damaged but 'probably' repairable, but not being an expert I did not have a clue. The owner was most helpful and very knowledgable. He did not make one penny from the very useful information he gave me!
Louise McHale
Louise McHale
Jul 30, 2018
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Finchingfield Antiques is a beautiful shop run by a wonderful, friendly and well respected couple who have been in the village for many years, previously running a very successful restaurant. Peter and Mary are very well liked and always very entertaining to talk to also. Fantastic place, fantastic people.
Boris Jurash
Boris Jurash
Jun 12, 2017
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Very rude unfriendly owner.
hate to say it but you ruined it for the pub next door. used to come here for years now the tea room and antique shop next door pestering bikers parking outside. not sure will be coming back again. shame because it is a lovely pub.
Philip Jones
Philip Jones
Nov 06, 2015
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Whenever I go to Finchingfield I always pop into this brilliant antique shop for a look around. It has soooooo much interesting stuff and the building has loads of tiny rooms and hallways so it's like a maze/treasure trove of antiques. It's not even really that expensive. Well worth an hour of your day.