The clock cabinet celebrates the case makers art . Flame patterned crotch mahogany overlays outlined with maple and ebony inlays make up the base, main door and bonnet top. The primary wood is Honduras mahogany, selected by hand and matched for continuity in grain, color and appearance. After the case is stained a rich red mahogany, six coats of hand rubbed finish are applied, including special wax at the completion. This process takes six days.
Movement features maintaining power, stopwind, automatic beat adjustment.
The off white, hand painted dial replicates those of the period. Beautiful flowers fill the boss and corner mandrels. The complete dial is aged using a special process to add authenticity. The hands are of the classic serpentine variety. This Simon Willard clock made by Patrick Terry can be considered a distinctive gift, as well as a cherished heirloom and lasting investment.