Here is another great wall clock Jim designed in the Adirondacks.  Jim uses an old antique clock out of the old original schoolhouse in Long Lake, NY where he lived for many years.  The back is white birch bark and it has a copper roof.  He has a very Adirondack painting below the shelf.  The piece is then complimented in sweeping yellow birch twigs and fans.
$3495 

This neat Adirondack style grandfather clock is to used as a humidor and/or wine cabinet. and is in Ralph Kylloe's book Rustic, and was featured in the magazine Log & Timber Style.  Jim uses another of his old school clocks and created a real masterpiece.  Vintage Adirondack postcards are framed throughout this piece.  It is constructed of native Adirondack pine for the cabinet and solid oak planks for the top and drawer.  Jim then applies white birch-bark and split yellow birch twigs with subtle fans and diamonds. Truly a great piece of original design. $9500

This is a marvelous clock, which can be used in various ways.  I like it best when used as a wine cabinet.  The top holds the glasses, the drawer all of your mixers, spoons and openers, while the bottom holds your wine and liquor selections. This unique piece is made of hard Adirondack yellow pine, is covered in white birch bark, hammered copper, and split yellow birch twigs.  All of the designs are original and mine. The inside is fully covered in white birch bark and copper designs also.  The yellow birch saplings were cut from my 30 acre property in the Adirondacks of New York State.  The bark was also collected there.  The old antique clock was salvaged from the original schoolhouse in Long Lake, NY, which is in the very heart of the Adirondacks.  It was stripped of many coats of paint and buffed to a mirror finish.  This is a great piece and will surely compliment that special spot in your home or lodge.
$11,500