


Love these! And I certainly love that they don't keep time...I've never been a watch person myself and worrying about how much time I have left or don't isn't fun or productive. I just remembered there was another clock that came with all these that is more gold and I set it aside to sell in my booth, so I guess I'll have to go to the flea market tomorrow and spend a little time. And money. Twist my arm.
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These old battered clocks bring real decorative power when grouped. For some reason they remind me of vintage typewriter keys. The gentle patina adds great emotion to a clock face.
I like to wonder who once set the alarm on the clock...did it awaken them each morning?
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