Personal attention is given to every one of the up to 18 finishing steps of hand rubbing the wood to a deep, rich patina, and then waxing. The most attention to detail is given to the finishing process of Ridgeway clocks. Įach cabinet is examined and inspected for the precise placement of the remaining individual parts, including the movement and dial assembly. After the clock's cabinet and crown are carefully assembled, sanded to perfect smoothness with all pieces meticulously hand-fitted. Each step in the construction of a Ridgeway clock demands equal attention - from the selection of the finest hardwoods and veneers, to the careful installation of the precision movements and gleaming brass hardware, to the scrutiny involved in the final inspection. Their artistry, together with the skill of our craftsmen, transforms the finest woods into beautiful, heirloom quality timepiece cabinets. Our clocks are created by the best design team, who are familiar with your way of life, as well as the various periods and styles of furniture you may have in your home. ![]() So everything we do in constructing one of our timepieces is consistent in quality and craftsmanship. ![]() Size: Height 84-1/4", Width 23", Depth 13-3/4"Īt Ridgeway, our reputation stands behind each clock we make. Two-year Warranty and Free In-Home Delivery Cable-driven, German-made Westminster Quarter hour chime movement with an automatic nighttime shutoff lever that when activated will automatically turn off the chimes at night or play 24 hours. Westminster chimes play on the hour with a strike, with chimes on every quarter-hour. The lower door and sides are encased in beveled glass for upscale beauty, and the dial is illuminated for visibility in the dark. A curved bombé base design features a decorative cut-out. Removable fret-cut top side panels with glass allow for easy access to the movement. This traditional timepiece has light/medium distressing for the look of a fine antique. Brushed brass pendulum and weight shells add to the sophisticated appearance of this wooden floor clock. The Ridgeway 2592 Henley is crafted with a rich Westmont Cherry finish and distressed detailing, an elegantly carved bonnet pediment with a dramatic carved shell molding on the top. Two Year Warranty and Free In-Home Delivery. The automatic nighttime chime shut-off lever will allow the clock to play 24 hours or move the lever to night silence and the chime will automatically silence between 10:00 PM- 7:00 AM. The beveled glass on the mid-door defines the clock's curved shape, and a decorative cutout and carvings enhance the sculpted base.Ĭable-driven, German-Made Westminster chime movement plays Quarter-hour chimes and hour count. The weight shells are finished in brushed, antique brass, which is echoed by the circular brushed antique brass bob on the wood pendulum. The finial and finial base are removable.Īged to match the era, the antiqued dial offers Roman numerals, black serpentine hands, and a separate track for counting seconds. Special details include a convex glass crystal on the hinged top door, decorative carved accents, and a turned urn finial to provide the crowning touch. The curvaceous clock is finished in Tuscany Cherry on select hardwoods and veneers. Just guestimating.The Ridgeway Ryden 2586 Grandfather Clock was influenced by Scandinavian design also described as a Mora Clock. This, plus the fact that the model numbers in my 1977 catalog range from 112-337, tells me that your clock with a 381 model number probably dates from sometime between 1978 and the 1980's. Just noticed that all the clocks in my 1990's catalog have 4-digit model numbers. Perhaps someone more familiar with Ridgeway serial numbers (or with a different catalog than mine) might be able to comment further.Īnyway, sorry I wasn't of more help. But based on the similarity I would hazard a guess that your clock dates from approximately the 1990's, or maybe the 1980's or 2000's. ![]() There were a few clocks in my 1990's-era catalog that had passing resemblances to your clock, but had differences as well. But yours may have come out a couple/few years earlier or later my catalogs. I went ahead and looked through my catalogs and unfortunately didn't find yours listed. Hmm, member "Antiques" was asking for the model number of his/her clock, and it looks like you already have the model number of yours: model 381.
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