This is a very beautiful yet quite simple clock in Indian style. This style was very popular in England at the turn of the XX century due to the influence of the eastern colonies.  The overlay pieces in the central section of the clock are particularly well balanced and give the clock a discrete and elegant appeal.

  The clock is very easy to make. Only the pieces in the corner may present some hazard. These corner pieces are the last ones to be mounted in the clock and should adjust with no problem. The pattern has been completely redrawn after an old English design, using the most advanced graphic techniques, to ensure that all pieces fit accurately and give the scroller a pleasurable experience.

The clock is designed to be made preferably with 1/8, 1/4 and 3/8 inches wood or with 3, 6 and 9 mm. wood. The main size is 1/4 inches wood or 6 mm. wood. The following table gives the measures of the clock depending on the wood width you use:

  Picture by Boris Radovskiy from the USA, showing remarkable craftsmanship. He has used walnut and cherry wood and has finished the piece with 3 coats of satin polyurethane.

 These pictures have been kindly sent by Enrico Cococcia from Italy. This clock is made with olive hardwood, a very difficult wood to work, but one that gives splendid results due to its deep grain and strong color contrasts.

 This picture has been kindly sent by Paolo Cantonetti from Italy. He has made this clock entirely with a hand saw in 15 days of work.

 This picture has been sent by Santiago Fernandez from Barcelona, Spain.

  This picture has been kindly sent by Isaac Arditi from Israel, ¨ I can't stop to admire how all the sizes that you put in your patterns are so exact. The result looks nice and extraordinary. ¨

 This picture has kindly been sent by Valeriy Elizarov from Vilyuchinsk, Russia. Made with hardwood oak.