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Tuesday, December 7th, 2010

Bell Alarm Clock

New from Moss, this alarm clock in fire bell red was designed by IDEA International of Japan. The idea (ahem) was to present a new format for the morning alarm clock, moving the bell component to the back and using…

A rare and highly important animated dwarf clock, by John Bailey Jr., Hanover, Massachusetts, circa 1815.

curated mag - A rare and highly important animated dwarf clock

Too special not to share – This highly important clock is an early example of the rare diminutive “dwarf” clocks produced in the Southeastern Massachusetts area. The bulk of American dwarf clocks were produced in Plymouth county by the influential…

Junghaus Table Clock

Moss offers this lovely reproduction of a 1960s clock prototype from archives of German manufacture Jurghan. Made of brass with crystal covering the clock face. It stands 7 1/4 inches high.

Clocks by Michael Siney

British designer Michael Siney has designed a trio of clocks constructed of laser cut steel. All reflect a simplistic approach to design. Above is the Acero Clock, a neat little shelf that comes finished and also in a striking raw…

Stanley Ruiz | Design

Stanley Ruiz works in Brooklyn, New York. Since 2001 he has specialized in home furnishings and products, producing designs for large retailers throughout the world. His work balances a contemporary aesthetic afforded by new technologies and a raw feel derived…

Damien Hirst Large Spot Clock by Other Criteria

Other Criteria works directly with Damien Hirst and a number of established and emerging artists to make a wide range of desirable items of great quality and originality. Their latest release with Damien Hirst is this clock, which uses the…

Skate Study House “Launch of Cool”

Modernist inspired, skate driven, the Skate Study House team produces limited run furnishings with a solid mixed aesthetic. The “Launch of Cool” collection includes clock, lamp, and hang-up. Each piece is individually hand made. For a limited time, the pieces…

George Nelson Turbine Clock

Vitra is reviving George Nelson’s Turbine clock. Powered by a single battery the clock was first released in 1957. Nelson was one of the founding forces in American Modernism. He was born in Hartford, CT, and spent the majority of…

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Tuesday, December 7th, 2010

Bell Alarm Clock

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

A rare and highly important animated dwarf clock, by John Bailey Jr., Hanover, Massachusetts, circa 1815.

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

Junghaus Table Clock

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Clocks by Michael Siney

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

Stanley Ruiz | Design

Friday, October 16th, 2009

Damien Hirst Large Spot Clock by Other Criteria

Monday, August 31st, 2009

Skate Study House “Launch of Cool”

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

George Nelson Turbine Clock