Clocks

This clock is a tall, rectangular Arts and Crafts–inspired timepiece crafted from quartersawn white oak, its grain and warm, brown finish lending a sense of tradition and solidity. The front is divided into two main sections: the upper half houses a pale, textured face with bold, wooden numerals and slender hands, while the lower half features a panel of swirling, honey-toned glass that adds visual depth and contrast. The frame’s simple, rectilinear form is accented by a slightly overhanging top and a tiered base, subtle details that reinforce its Craftsman aesthetic. Together, the thoughtful choice of materials—rich oak and softly luminous art glass—imbue the clock with a quiet elegance and a timeless character. Comes with a battery powered, radio-controlled timing so you do not need to adjust the clock when the time changes. Front opens to expose battery and clock settings. Measures 12" long by 6" wide by 31" tall. Pricing starts at $400.

This wall-mounted timepiece is a tall, rectangular clock crafted in a style that recalls the Arts and Crafts and Prairie School movements. Framed in quartersawn white oak with a warm, medium-brown finish, it features a prominent, slightly cantilevered top shelf that adds architectural presence to the design. The clock face itself is set into a creamy, textured background, marked by simple, dark numerals at the cardinal points and understated ebony inlays, all in keeping with the understated elegance of the era’s aesthetic. Below the face are two striking decorative Motawi tiles composed of intricate, geometric patterns, likely inspired by leaded glass or tile motifs common in early 20th-century craftsman homes. These panels, with their symmetrical, angular forms and a palette of earthy yellows, blues, and greens, add visual depth and complexity. They evoke the influence of Frank Lloyd Wright–style ornamentation, tying together the clock’s function as a timekeeper with the artistry of handcrafted design. Overall, it’s a statement piece that honors both utility and artistic expression, blending timeless materials with period-inspired detailing. Prairie-style wall clock comes with battery powered radio-controlled timing so you do not need to adjust the clock when the time changes. Front opens to expose battery and clock settings. The clock measures 4" long by 15" wide by 30" tall. Pricing starts at $500.