30 Herringbone Wharf Wall Clock
From Arighi Bianchi
Description
The 30" Herringbone Wharf Wall Clock by Thomas Kent of London is a stunning timepiece that adds a touch of sophistication to any room. Crafted with a light wooden face featuring a subtle pattern, this clock boasts a unique design that sets it apart from the ordinary. Simple darker wood lines replace traditional numerals, while the darker wood hands provide a striking contrast against the light background. With its understated elegance and high-quality craftsmanship, the Herringbone Wharf Wall Clock is a beautiful and functional addition to any home or office.
Our review of the 30 Herringbone Wharf Wall Clock
We have been looking around for a while, and we really love this 30 Herringbone Wharf Wall Clock.
Finding this item at only £148.50 is a real bargain! We absolutely love Arighi Bianchi! They have such good ranges and complementary items, you can pick and choose when and what you want to make your home really lovely.
Finally, we do love Arighi Bianchi, they have been part of our home buying lives for a while now and we think they are great!
Specifications
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Brand: Arighi Bianchi
Misc: Wood
Style: Traditional
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