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Custom order for pink and mirror for a clock
mirror
stained glass
clear gems - painted underneath for pink
grouted in black
Measures 11 1/2' round 3/4" thick
April 3, 2015. Time flies. This photo was taken a bit late. Not going to beat myself up, just going to take a picture of the clock in our kitchen and call it a good Friday.
New Process Clock, Warren PA. (The New Process Co., founded in 1910, became the Blair Corp. in 1989.)
Good seth thomas #5 palor calendor clock. The case is in great condition but the dials need to be repainted as these are paper replacements, but the pans are original and the clock movements have been rebuild and work great. Strikes on a bell.
Clock for the Brookston Photo Scavenger Hunt.
Solar clock to install on the front a yellow stone-built house...
To add two hours to the sun and you will have the hour it was when I took the photo !..
Horloge solaire installer sur le devant d'une maison en pierres jaunes...Ajoutez deux heures au soleil et vous aurez l'heure qu'il etait quand j'ai pris la photo !...
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Jessop's Clock is located in San Diego, California, USA. It was built in 1907 by one of the city's noted jewelers, George Carter Jessop, and stood in the city's downtown centre for most of the 20th century.
It is said that on the day of his death, Jessop's clock stopped working for reasons that are as yet unknown. This tale has given the clock status as a San Diego landmark
test de HDR. L'horloge de la gare du palais à Québec, Canada.
HDR test. The clock of the train station "Gare du palais" in Quebec City
"Pierre domestiquée", une installation de l'artiste Julie Brugier de l'Ensad, en relation avec le projet "grand Quartz" de l'École des Mines de Paris
Spotted this one in the swanky neighborhoods of Ginza. The artist probably drew inspiration from around the clock working culture of Japan.
I do not remember in which building I spotted this one (Gucci, Louis Vuitton?) If you do please let me know. Thank you.
Taken for Last.fm at Field Day 2011. Victoria Park.
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Photo by Matt Cheetham