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Pat in shopThe style of mantle clocks and other projects you'll find here is what I call “New Mission”, which is the familiar “Mission” or “Arts and Crafts” style of design that was so popular in the early 20th century, and giving it a  fresh new look; lightening up on the heaviness and darkness of the look that traditional Mission style imparts, with a more contemporary feel, or even melding the style with another style, such as Rustic Adirondack.

My philosophy is: Style, Construction and Agelessness.

The Style must be acceptable by todays’ standards; Construction must be highly durable and strong - enough to last several generations. Agelessness refers to a piece’s ability to be beautiful not just today, but through it’s lifetime, hopefully being handed down by generations of your family. Mission style has been a standard for generations.

My hope is that the piece I create for you will become cherished heirlooms; a part of your family. I can't think of a more appropriate heirloom to hand down than a family mantle clock - with the passage of time motif ever present.

Patrick Ashley of New Mission Workshop can be reached at 585-387-9760, or 74 Parkridge Drive, Pittsford, NY 14534.

 

Craftsmanship guaranteed

New Mission Workshop has been turning out fine pieces of mission style woodworking since 2000.

 

 

Your Choice of Movements

Choose an upgrade for your mantle clock to a chiming movement, or stay with the standard non-chiming one. Upgrades are reasonably priced.

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Made in the USA

That's right, made in the US! The wood is purchased from a local sawyer, and New Mission Workshop crafts each piece individually; no mass production here.

Retail Outlet

SacredGroundPieces can be seen at Sacred Grounds Coffeehouse in Mendon.

New Mission Workshop was recently a Featured Artist in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle newspaper.

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Pieces:

Mantle Clocks

The Speculator mission lamp.

The Wilmington Mission Chair

The Old Forge Mission coffee table

Doll Trundle Bed

Business card holder, Pencil holder.

The Sentinel mission pulpit/lectern

The Lexinton urn

The Fairmont unity urn

 

Contact:

Online contact form

Email New Mission Workshop

 

FAQ

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Even though quality cannot be defined, you know what quality is.- Unknown.

Product Information

Please understand that each piece are created using products taken from nature; as such, there will be slight variations in the appearance of the wood in the product you purchase. However, I will never use wood that has knots, splits or other imperfections in it that detract from the appearance and integrity of the piece.