This double-faced clock is patterned after a street clock advertising the Restaurant de l'Isle Saint Louis in Paris, founded in 1811. Each clock is handcrafted in Berkeley, California. Carefully crafted components such as solid brass, wood and silver plate combine a delightfully unique timekeeping statement. A clever union of form and function, each clock will add a whimsical, yet elegant touch to any part of the house. Made In Berkeley, California.
11"
$295.00
Carefully crafted components such as solid brass, wood and silver plate combine a delightfully unique timekeeping statement. A clever union of form and function, each clock will add a whimsical, yet elegant touch to any part of the house. Solid Brass. Made In Berkeley, California.
8"
$95.00
The hero of our story is an anonymous watchmaker in Regency London. Trying
to combine a travel clock that needs to be small while easy to read… The époque was candle light … little would he know that his spherical desk
watch would be a highly collectible treasure. In times of need the lenses
doubled to read maps and light the safari-cooking fire.
Though small in scale, the heavy, antiqued brass case is surprisingly
substantial. The functionality of the table alarm clock and the just-right
size make this clock the perfect little time keeper.
7"
$75.00
This double-faced clock is patterned after a street clock advertising the Restaurant de l'Isle Saint Louis in Paris, founded in 1811. Each clock is handcrafted in Berkeley, California. Carefully crafted components such as solid brass, wood and silver plate combine a delightfully unique timekeeping statement. A clever union of form and function, each clock will add a whimsical, yet elegant touch to any part of the house. Made In Berkeley, California.
Carefully crafted components such as solid brass, wood and silver plate combine a delightfully unique timekeeping statement. A clever union of form and function, each clock will add a whimsical, yet elegant touch to any part of the house. Solid Brass. Made In Berkeley, California.
The hero of our story is an anonymous watchmaker in Regency London. Trying
to combine a travel clock that needs to be small 
while easy to read… The époque was candle light … little would he know that his spherical desk
watch would be a highly collectible treasure. In times of need the lenses
doubled to read maps and light the safari-cooking fire. 
Ø 9.5 x 3.5cm,
Though small in scale, the heavy, antiqued brass case is surprisingly
substantial. The functionality of the table alarm clock and the just-right
size make this clock the perfect little time keeper.
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