Steve revives a stunning Victorian Boulle-work clock after 20 years of silence!

[@dustinwendt]

So impressed by Steve and his sister. Genetic skills to infinity. Both. Cant get enough of this show. Such decent people all around. Refreshing.

[@stephenrice4554]

The hands of a master . 👍🇬🇧

[@andrewnicholson4689]

I just wanted to say - I have repaired/restored historic items for friends and family over the the years. I am 60 now and have used my skill sets passed to me by exceptional masters, all now gone. I am privileged to have learned from the masters I knew. Quite honestly though my skills are limited to the scale of the guys at the repair shop. They produce results that are powerful, reducing the recipients (including me) to tears; and inducing crystal clear memories of those who were exceptional in their lives. I have ultimate respect for you guys. Keep the skills alive you clever clever people.......

[@allycollyer3961]

They're all so brilliant, almost magicians! Been a fan of this show for ages, and so so delighted they won an award at the recent NTA's. Well deserved.

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

I'm always impressed by Steve's commitment to detail. I guess that's a prerequisite for being a clock repair craftsman. But the best part is watching the reaction from his clients. that is priceless. thanks for sharing another great repair Steve. ECF

[@crazywickedcustoms7272]

Yhe craftmasters , there are so amazing. I love this show

[@smallsmalls3889]

Oh Mother loved it.

[@chrispedersen6999]

Would you be so kind to make a video of how to restart these domed clocks. Is there a secret to the start up to keep good time. Thank you

[@AtelierDBurgoyne]

I would not have removed the patina on this clock. It is part of its history. Cleaning does not have to equate to making everything shiny again, as if it were new.