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The years between 1936 and 1959 brought affordable design to the working class of the United States. Inspired by the unusual board and batten walls of North America this precisely angled mantel clock by Frank Lloyd Wright blends contrasting finishes for added dimension. This clock is cased in solid wood with a light cherry stain with a walnut stained base and accent lines. Power cell operated by one AA battery. Learn more about Mantel Clocks About Bulova The Bulova Corporation began as a jewelry market in late 19th century Bohemia; now Bulova has a global reputation for superior clock making. You'll find a wide variety of styles to choose from to complement a mantel or wall in your home or office. History of Bulova Joseph Bulova began a clock and jewelry business in 1875 pleasing customers from the very beginning. In the 1920s Bulova led the way in the clock industry with the first automobile and radio clocks and the corporation continues to lead in innovation and quality. Fine Construction Made with the finest marble crystal wood and brass each Bulova clock is engineered with accuracy in mind. You can be sure that the mechanism in the timepiece itself is of superior quality. Bulova clocks are complete with a warranty; certain models offer craftsmanship guarantees. Variety For those interested in hobbies Bulova manufactures miniature clocks with unique themes. Interior designers will be pleased with the many Bulova clocks that complement a theme. Many styles are available in floor desktop wall and mantle models; one in sure to satisfy your modern or traditional styling. Specialized Collections Bulova offers a unique collection of licensed designs. For instance you can find features timepieces with designing from Pfaltzgraff and Frank Lloyd Wright. This collection brings you all of the attraction of licensed designing with the quality and reputation of Bulova. For any area of your home or office whether you are interested in collectible miniatures or impressive grandfather clocks Bulova offers timepieces to suit your tastes and satisfy your need for quality craftsmanship. 
With its classic but yet modern design this mantel clock is extremely versatile. The design is based on a window from the Ward W. Willits House in Highland Park Illinois designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1902. This distinctive mantel clock features clear front and back panels with a stylized three - color motif. Accented with a solid wood case and a geometric pendulum that is covered in a rich walnut finish. The power cell is operated by one AA battery. Learn more about Mantel Clocks About Bulova The Bulova Corporation began as a jewelry market in late 19th century Bohemia; now Bulova has a global reputation for superior clock making. You'll find a wide variety of styles to choose from to complement a mantel or wall in your home or office. History of Bulova Joseph Bulova began a clock and jewelry business in 1875 pleasing customers from the very beginning. In the 1920s Bulova led the way in the clock industry with the first automobile and radio clocks and the corporation continues to lead in innovation and quality. Fine Construction Made with the finest marble crystal wood and brass each Bulova clock is engineered with accuracy in mind. You can be sure that the mechanism in the timepiece itself is of superior quality. Bulova clocks are complete with a warranty; certain models offer craftsmanship guarantees. Variety For those interested in hobbies Bulova manufactures miniature clocks with unique themes. Interior designers will be pleased with the many Bulova clocks that complement a theme. Many styles are available in floor desktop wall and mantle models; one in sure to satisfy your modern or traditional styling. Specialized Collections Bulova offers a unique collection of licensed designs. For instance you can find features timepieces with designing from Pfaltzgraff and Frank Lloyd Wright. This collection brings you all of the attraction of licensed designing with the quality and reputation of Bulova. For any area of your home or office whether you are interested in collectible miniatures or impressive grandfather clocks Bulova offers timepieces to suit your tastes and satisfy your need for quality craftsmanship. 
Show of your class and sophistication with this gorgeous mantel clock featuring a solid aluminum case. Polished with a brushed chrome finish this clock will certainly catch the eye. This clock also features a beep alarm. Requires 1 AA battery (not included) . Learn more about Mantel Clocks About Bulova The Bulova Corporation began as a jewelry market in late 19th century Bohemia; now Bulova has a global reputation for superior clock making. You'll find a wide variety of styles to choose from to complement a mantel or wall in your home or office. History of Bulova Joseph Bulova began a clock and jewelry business in 1875 pleasing customers from the very beginning. In the 1920s Bulova led the way in the clock industry with the first automobile and radio clocks and the corporation continues to lead in innovation and quality. Fine Construction Made with the finest marble crystal wood and brass each Bulova clock is engineered with accuracy in mind. You can be sure that the mechanism in the timepiece itself is of superior quality. Bulova clocks are complete with a warranty; certain models offer craftsmanship guarantees. Variety For those interested in hobbies Bulova manufactures miniature clocks with unique themes. Interior designers will be pleased with the many Bulova clocks that complement a theme. Many styles are available in floor desktop wall and mantle models; one in sure to satisfy your modern or traditional styling. Specialized Collections Bulova offers a unique collection of licensed designs. For instance you can find features timepieces with designing from Pfaltzgraff and Frank Lloyd Wright. This collection brings you all of the attraction of licensed designing with the quality and reputation of Bulova. For any area of your home or office whether you are interested in collectible miniatures or impressive grandfather clocks Bulova offers timepieces to suit your tastes and satisfy your need for quality craftsmanship. 
From the celebrated Frank Lloyd Wright Collection comes the Dana House Mantel Clock. Featuring an adaptation of the butterfly transom arch of the Susan Lawrence Dana House in Springfield Illinois this table clock is a stunning addition to any room. With a mineral glass case and polished gold tone metal bezel this table clock is as much an art piece as timepiece. Order your Dana House Mantel Clock today and add the distinction of Frank Lloyd Wright to your home today. About Bulova The Bulova Corporation began as a jewelry market in late 19th century Bohemia; now Bulova has a global reputation for superior clock making. You'll find a wide variety of styles to choose from to complement a mantel or wall in your home or office. History of Bulova Joseph Bulova began a clock and jewelry business in 1875 pleasing customers from the very beginning. In the 1920s Bulova led the way in the clock industry with the first automobile and radio clocks and the corporation continues to lead in innovation and quality. Fine Construction Made with the finest marble crystal wood and brass each Bulova clock is engineered with accuracy in mind. You can be sure that the mechanism in the timepiece itself is of superior quality. Bulova clocks are complete with a warranty; certain models offer craftsmanship guarantees. Variety For those interested in hobbies Bulova manufactures miniature clocks with unique themes. Interior designers will be pleased with the many Bulova clocks that complement a theme. Many styles are available in floor desktop wall and mantle models; one in sure to satisfy your modern or traditional styling. Specialized Collections Bulova offers a unique collection of licensed designs. For instance you can find features timepieces with designing from Pfaltzgraff and Frank Lloyd Wright. This collection brings you all of the attraction of licensed designing with the quality and reputation of Bulova. For any area of your home or office whether you are interested in collectible miniatures or impressive grandfather clocks Bulova offers timepieces to suit your tastes and satisfy your need for quality craftsmanship. 
Outfitted with simple lines and a flat - top pediment the Urban Mantel Clock by Howard Miller boasts fine craftsmanship and design. Created in a longstanding tradition of meticulous German clock - making this piece exhibits an enormous attention to detail resulting in dependable timekeeping and superior visual appeal. Howard Miller fulfills its reputation of standard - setting quality in the Urban Mantel Clock by using some of the finest wood and crystal available handcrafting them with a signature artistic flair and originality making this piece perfect for any type of home. The clock's specific features include: Construction with select hardwoods and veneers detailed with a simple urban casual finish with nickel - finish accents An unfailing dial - piece with a white background and nickel - finished bezel as well as simple - styled hour markers and hands A dual chime Quartz movement capable of playing both Ave Maria and Westminster chimes with incredible clarity Customizable volume control and the convenient automatic nighttime chime - shutoff option The Urban Mantel Clock fully illustrates the passionate commitment to value and workmanship that has fueled Howard Miller for over 80 years. Since 1926 Howard Miller's innovative vision has led the industry creating a lasting legacy of seeking perfection in every product. Howard Miller displays this legacy today in pieces like the Urban Mantel Clock: an instant classic that will last for years. About Howard Miller Beginning in the 1920's Howard Miller clocks have impressed all who see them with superior quality and design. Howard Miller wall floor and mantel clocks are crafted to last for generations and to perfectly accent your home. The company's founder Howard C. Miller began manufacturing wall and mantel clocks in Michigan. Evolving to encompass cabinet making and other furniture design - all renowned for quality and style - the Howard Miller company proudly stands behind its reputation as the World's Largest Clock Manufacturer. 
A classic and versatile model the Maxim Mantel Clock by Howard Miller features fine craftsmanship and design. Created in a longstanding tradition of meticulous German clock - making this piece exhibits an enormous attention to detail resulting in dependable timekeeping and superior visual appeal. Howard Miller fulfills its reputation of standard - setting quality in the Maxim Mantel Clock by using some of the finest wood and crystal available handcrafting them with a signature artistic flair and originality making this piece perfect for any type of home. The clock's specific features include: Construction with select hardwoods and veneers detailed with a black satin finish as well as select metals in the top and feet given a brushed aluminum finish An unfailing dial - piece behind glass crystal with a white background black Arabic numerals and hour and minute hands and a red second hand Quartz battery powered timekeeping for long - lasting accuracy Felt - covered bottom protecting your mantel or tabletop surface The Maxim Mantel Clock fully illustrates the passionate commitment to value and workmanship that has fueled Howard Miller for over 80 years. Since 1926 Howard Miller's innovative vision has led the industry creating a lasting legacy of seeking perfection in every product. Howard Miller displays this legacy today in pieces like the Maxim Mantel Clock: an instant classic that will last for years. About Howard Miller Beginning in the 1920's Howard Miller clocks have impressed all who see them with superior quality and design. Howard Miller wall floor and mantel clocks are crafted to last for generations and to perfectly accent your home. The company's founder Howard C. Miller began manufacturing wall and mantel clocks in Michigan. Evolving to encompass cabinet making and other furniture design - all renowned for quality and style - the Howard Miller company proudly stands behind its reputation as the World's Largest Clock Manufacturer. 
About Seiko Over its 120 year history as a maker of fine timepieces the Seiko name has become synonymous with cutting edge technology ultra - precision constant innovation and refinement. Millions worldwide rely on Seiko wristwatches to keep them on schedule. Two generations have grown up thrilling to Olympic and World Cup competitions where victory or defeat is defined within a fraction of a second all overseen by Seiko timekeepers. Seiko's far - reaching modern empire has its roots in a humble Tokyo clock repair shop opened by Kintaro Hattori in 1881 nearly a century before the introduction of its first landmark wristwatch. Today Seiko continues to offer a wide array of clocks and movements for any home including wall alarm desk mantel musical and heirloom quality decorative pieces. Beautiful on the outside quality components on the inside Seiko products will serve you for years to come. 
About Seiko Over its 120 year history as a maker of fine timepieces the Seiko name has become synonymous with cutting edge technology ultra - precision constant innovation and refinement. Millions worldwide rely on Seiko wristwatches to keep them on schedule. Two generations have grown up thrilling to Olympic and World Cup competitions where victory or defeat is defined within a fraction of a second all overseen by Seiko timekeepers. Seiko's far - reaching modern empire has its roots in a humble Tokyo clock repair shop opened by Kintaro Hattori in 1881 nearly a century before the introduction of its first landmark wristwatch. Today Seiko continues to offer a wide array of clocks and movements for any home including wall alarm desk mantel musical and heirloom quality decorative pieces. Beautiful on the outside quality components on the inside Seiko products will serve you for years to come. Copyright 2009 wuzclub.com. All rights reserved.