P A Oxley Antique Clocks

P A Oxley Antique Clocks is a leading specialist in quality British 17th, 18th and 19th century antique clocks and barometers, and its elegant website reflects this.

HISTORIC CLOCKS

Set up by Michael Oxley, P A Oxley Antique Clocks has developed into one of the largest of its kind, with an excellent international reputation as a supplier and connoisseur of historic timepieces. Based in a converted coach house in Cherhill Calne, Wiltshire, P.A Oxley, also attracts a wide audience of collectors via its website, through which visitors can browse through an impressive selection of Longcase Clocks, Barometers as well as Bracket, Table & Wall Clocks.

PAINSTAKING RESTORATION

P A Oxley's extensive collection is sourced by experts in the field and restored (where necessary) to the highest standards by a team of independent, professional craftsmen. Their painstaking work brings back the original character of each element, enhancing the intrinsic beauty of each piece, without detracting from its age. Each clock represented online is photographed very clearly, with supplementary close-up imagery and detailed information relating to the size, date, condition and price, all of which helps to make the buyer feel more comfortable buying online.

CLOCK WATCH

The clock video page is proving very popular, displaying some of P A Oxley's antique clocks in action, showing their mechanisms, including striking and ticking. The blog and latest news section is updated regularly with information on new stock, recently acquired itmes and news on restoration, giving all the more reason to visit the site.

PROFESSIONAL DEALER

P A Oxley Antique Clocks is a member of The Association of Art and Antique Dealers (LAPADA), which is the UK's largest association of professional dealers in antiques and works of art. However, it does not exhibit at antique fairs, preferring to care for its antique clocks to their best advantage at the Cherhill showroom. The site includes a Stock List, New Stock and Favourites section to help visitors' browsing experience and someone is always on the end of the telephone should further enquiries be necessary.

October 2011