Antique Kitchen Clock Collection 

Glad you like them! When I can get a great deal on the Kitchen clock, I jump on it because they are so cool Manual George.

You are tight Easy to tips and tricks, the new generation wedding I went to, the gifts are so odd and not permanent. No keepsakes of any kind. They just want to be free to come and go as they please without a care in this world. (Zombies will pick them off first, lol)

Yes it is PESCA CABRERA , and so many more. Thanks for stopping by today

I love to share my collection to anyone who will look Backyard Gardening. And I have so many more clocks to share later.

Sheena, how are you doing today? Old clocks are beautiful to watch and listen to. I am glad we share a little interest together.

Thank you Richard Stapp and thank you for stopping by my channel today.

Thank you R S, it is even better if you have a good story behind a clock. I will have to update the clock story with dad and his side of the story.

Thank you Tammy for stopping into my channel

Thanks 👍 you Fabien L'amour

@@justmike57 👍👍👍

Thank you Bubbles Butterfly, I have found I get in a hurry and forget the Bell also.

Thank you Bob.

Good Morning Cheryl. Not sure if you have the same type of clock, and hung them on your walls, but I do know that some of these clocks had a shelf that matched the clock to hang on your walls. You would be very lucky to have both and I do not. I hope you children will appreciate and have fond as memories as you, when they grow up.

@@justmike57 my husband built me shelve, not the originals. That would be awesome! Thanks for sharing! ! I tried to attach picture of them but guess I cant??

You husband is great to do that for the clocks. I am with you, be nice if sometimes we could attach pictures to a comment.

Yes it is Abstract Possibilities, It's a lot of work and time on other channels and uploading a video at least once a week. The last I looked, I was 429.

Thank you Stephanie, I can not tell you which clock I like the best is why I have so many.

Thanks for stopping by Dave. I heard you could do a timelapse with good editing software.

This Kitchen/Parlor clocks are so hard to find a match with the case and the glass. I have a glass that has a Snail in the lower center that my dad had. As a kid, I through a marble, smack dab in the middle of the snail. Dad taped up the glass and kept it all these years. When I was about 26, I found that glass and was able to copy the outline and acid etched the glass and add gold paint. Didn't look too bad. I am in my 60's now and I finally found the same clock with the same Snail in the glass. I was able to surprise my dad with the clock.

So I hope you can see why I love them OuTr HeVin, Thanks for stopping in today.

@@justmike57 i surely can appreciate a genuine interest such as this!!! Good to be by and see this nice work of art!!

After watching this video, after it was made, I think there are two butterflies on the door Bubbles.

Just Mike You’re right!

There are so many different paintings on these clocks, but i like the bit of nature ones because it's like someone stopped to smell the roses even back in that time Bubbles.

Thank you NathanLikesDrums, and yes, I do have more Kitchen Clocks in the other bedroom, lol. Thanks for stopping in today.

There are so many different names on these clock for manufacturing them. New Haven is a little more expensive brand I think. Thanks for watching.

Well Libra61star, most people do not take the time to wind clocks now a days, but the sound of the slow tick is so cool. Also, out phones have the right time on them, so who even wears a watch anymore? Thank you again for stopping in Libra61star

I love to find the painted ones. Some of mine you can barely see anymore because of cleaning them in the day I guess. Waterbury is one of the more expensive clocks as if you didn't know already Jeremiah The Watchman.

Well thank you Rachel, and thanks for stopping in today.

Thank you NuclearKnight77. I am hoping to do a video tomorrow on how to set the gong on a cuckoo clock tomorrow, the get it out the next day.

Just Mike Sounds great! Also, one of my cuckoo clocks will only strike one time no matter what time it is, and the other won’t move the hands. So, if you could help with the rack and snail mechanism and the time train in the clock that would be great! But, if not there’s a clock store so I might just take it there. Thanks!

We can take one clock at a time and start with the cuckoo clock not bonging. You night have to make a video of each clock and what is wrong with it. Also if you cleaned it and what you used to clean it with. This just might make another good video for your channel

Just Mike Ok!

There are so many design and styles of these clocks and I haven't found the same painting of decal on the glass door yet BLUE_HEDGEHOG_GAMING.

Great story about the Grandfather and his clocks, but if they were not in working condition, or to many, you can bet the family Might have taken a few and donated or garbaged the rest. Sad to say. I hope my son listen to what I told him about my clocks.

I have a love for the Kitchen clocks and Cuckoo Clocks. I have collected others and repaired them but always have my eye out for eye catching clocks that are unique Sammy Roark

You should turn your comments on, on your videos Sammy

I do too Mike. The first antique clock I ever got was a Sessions kitchen clock that I got for $30 locally. I didn't know what they was or anything. But I did my research and loved them ever since. I got 2 of them now and will probably get more as time goes by. I got 2 kitchen clocks, 2 cuckoo clocks, a grandfather clock, a Gilbert adamantine clock and even 2 old electric Lanshire clocks from the 1940s and 50s. I just turned my comments back on. Love your clocks and you do such spectacular work on them! Keep up the good work.

Thank you for stopping in Easy to tips, I hope you enjoyed you visit here and Have a Great Day

Most of the Kitchen Clocks I have actually are painted on and the one you are talking about is almost washed off from where ever it was left to die. The value will range all over the place. I go to eBay and check what they are going for, and if they ever sell. Some of the ones I have, I would not let go because of the beauty in the work that went in them.

@@justmike57 I understand I think those Fox are really cool I remember the Cuckoo-Clock my uncle had when I was growing up we're going to be starting in about 15 10 minutes here about to pop tops

@@HomeImProveMentHow Dang, I step out for a few and missed it, but I left a comment for ya

That is so funny Del-Rio, by the way, they did report that the Leaning Tower has stopped because they think it finally hit hard ground. One of these clocks would do good in your office, the ticking in the dead silence helps the memories of life come back. As for the suds, you just might be right. Did you see how many I have now?

I have and your daily views are out running mine. After this snow storm I may give youtube up LOL @@justmike57

@@Drifter5.7 , Oh don't do that Del-Rio. lol, what does the snow storm have to do with giving up RU-vid? I put a LOT of work into this to get where I am today, and made great friends along the way also.

Hello قناتى مصرية, Thanks for stopping in today

It is rare to find two of the same clock Elena. That is why it is hard to try to put one back together that is missing parts. Thanks for stopping by Elena

lmbo, They say there is always one in the crowd, but here, there are three.

Rasulraumavideos, this isn't even a small part of my collection. I have over 500 different antique clocks, but enjoy the Cuckoo Clock the most.

I will have to look at mine Warren. I saw others that had the same picture as mine, but would be a good idea to replace it with a cleaner picture from the day. Thanks for the info and thanks for stopping by.

@@justmike57 No Problems Mate. I Retired 3 Years ago and have been restoring clocks for the last year or so, all family heirlooms. Well Maybe not all. It's just Only one more clock Right.? HaHa..

So far, I haven't had the heart to part out one of these clocks. When I am in need of a part, I go to EBay and search Parlor Clock and Kitchen Clock parts. Not sure if I found a painted dial. It might just be worth buying a paper dial that you can glue on top of what you have there.

I haven't come across one that was so fragile. They are made out of oak, and I have found them in really bad shape and needing refinished and maybe reglued back together a bit. I do wish you luck on getting them back to eye catching Vincent

@@justmike57 Thanks one of mine is cracked and had been repaired with nails🙁 but they are both even in the unrestored shape are eye catching. Do you also work on the movements?

HEY MIKE, i do maintance on all my clocks, i do some simple repair like case parts, broken spring clips, spring rods, adjustments. I want to learn how to replace main springs then maybe repairing bushings. Do you work on your movements?

Hey Vincent, yes I do work on my own clocks. Changing the bushing is also easy, but unless you are going to buy a variety box of bushings, it would be hard to decide which bushing you would need to replace it with. Changing the Mainspring is a little scary. If you try it, take pictures of your works with all angles, incase you start to loose parts and now you know where they go. It does sound like you are up for the challenge on working on clocks and wish you the best. It is a fun hobby and remember, you learn from your mistakes. I find my clocks cheap enough, that if I make a big mistake, it doesn't really matter.

@@justmike57 Yes i think ive ruined 2 movements thus fare out of about 50. One i cleaned and oiled it looked great polished all the brass cleaned the case etc, it was running great but was for some reason too fast even though i tried adjusting the pen adjustment. So i made and tried a few spring rods then i was adjusting the crutch and in that process i bent the escapment wheel slightly yikes i tried getting it straightened and filed but no use it needed a new one so i scraped the clock for parts. It was a 20 dollar clock but yes i learned to be more gentle and alert when doing that. Your right we learn best from mistakes most of us at least lol. Hope you do some clock videos soon maybe show how you display your collection? i built some shelves for my mantle and gingerbread clocks this past year it looks alot neater.

In time I will show it. It needs cleaned and oiled, but I have been so busy with other clocks and just got over the fall flew that made me very tired for about a month.

I have two of them, but one hangs on the wall. I don't really like working on them because the plates are solid and harder to get the gears back in the bushings after cleaning.

@@justmike57 Can you make a video on them?

@@theray2009 I could in time, but I am behind on a few clocks for other people and I am doing a few of my own, in between working on them so I can relax. Thanks for asking though.

So of these clocks are the early 1900's and a shame to see them go to pot. Even if you didn't wind them up, you should have a good story to tell about them. Glad you stopped by today Elegant Homestead.

@@justmike57 so glad you rescued them.

@@ElegantHomestead Thank you and I am glad they fell into my hands and not the dump.

My dad watched the video and told me the story about the clock. It differs from mine a bit, but I was only 4 or 5 at that time. I will be making another video with my dad and His story around this clock.

Thanks for stopping by Karunesh kar