Newhomebuilder, What a great find. I also love that clock that is worth way more than you paid for it. If I had a bigger home, I would love a clock just like yours. Cliff and Joann, I love the little mouse! threedgrad, I love your bedroom clock and your decorative bed pillows! Prill, I love your kitchen clock! So many unique clocks but I think my post is long enough. Thanks for sharing. I am now thinking of putting a bigger clock in Master Bathroom and putting my cute white clock in the laundry room. But I have to find the perfect bathroom clocks. :) Hoyamom, I LOVE the three clock idea of the time differences. IT is not only practical but decorative! Natesgram, I love your Seth Thomas clock! I have a Seth Thomas clock in my kitchen and it is my favorite clock in my home. Yours is unique, decorative and tells a story. Thanks for sharing. Loribee, I love your entrance way and that clock adds the finishing touch! dmL2000, all of your clocks were so unique that I think I am in love and will no longer care when anyone asks me why I have so many clocks. :) Necia, I love your beautiful clock!

Thanks everyone....I was beginning to think the removed parts might be worthless. Lot's of gears.....maybe a quizative little mind might want to play with them...LOL I thought if they did have value, it would be best to have them removed by someone who knows how to do it. I live in a very rural area, so not much chance of finding a local repairman or shop. grandmaof3.....I also have a beautiful Howard Miller Grandfather clock and love the chimes. I purchased this Ridgeway for the purpose to make a cabinet. It has a very unique rounded corner base. I had never seen one like it and fell in love. But then the clock face was so beautiful....I decided to keep the upper clock also. It is a really large Grandfather clock!!! Thanks again!!

If you move the door to the closet to the master bedroom, you can move the shower into that corner and make an even bigger walk in closet. As new entrance to bathroom would have to be configured. Presently, that's a long way to go to to into closet. Personally, I go into my closet many many many times a day, but go to the master bath a couple of times a day as I have other bathrooms in the house. If you look carefully, you can see there's another much larger closet next to the bath entry. I'm guessing this closet inside the bathroom is HIS and HERS is the larger one outside the bathroom. One thing I can say besides being amused by this thread, is I'm thinking there might be a better overall layout of the bathroom/closet/master.

Hehe, got a tidbit from someone looking over my shoulder while I was in this thread. She's a bit of a clothes horse.. She suggested a full closet gallery. Cut the bedroom down to 12x16 (you only sleep there anyway if all your closet is elsewhere), leaving the south wall open for a 4x16 shoes and shiney/jewlery section. Run the bathroom and closet long like I originally suggested with the even 8x18 division, closet also on the south end. Run the south end with lots of windows (frosted of course) for natural light with benches/storage under the windows for folded clothes, breaks/divisions between windows tall boys of storage for smalls like socks, ties, scarves, unmentionables, ect. The full run of the 18 feet along the bathroom wall being for hanging storage. With breaks for a couple dress dummies. All with bottom to top shades on the windows, with additional lighting worked in too. She wasn't sure how to work the bathroom.. I had to remind her it needed at least access from the bedroom to count as a master bath, lol. But I thought it an interesting off the wall addition to suggest here. I thought my own suggestion of two longs instead of two blocks a shake up. I do like the two blocks as is as well.