Game Changer Orange Brown Brutalist 1970s Midcentury Ceramic Wall Clock By Europa Series [JLEq7wM8]

Orange Brown BRUTALIST 1970s Midcentury Ceramic WALL CLOCK

Discover the allure of midcentury design with this exquisite Game Changer Orange Brown Brutalist 1970s Midcentury Ceramic Wall Clock By Europa Series [JLEq7wM8]. This original and rare piece is a testament to the craftsmanship of the 1970s, crafted by the renowned German high-quality manufacturer, Europa. With its distinctive ceramic construction and brutalist design relief pattern, this clock is not just a timekeeper; it's a statement piece that will captivate any room.

• Original midcentury design
• Crafted by German manufacturer Europa
• Brutalist design relief pattern

Key Product Features

Elevate your space with this unique wall clock, which boasts a real glass lid with a silver colored frame to protect the clock hands. The quartz movement ensures precise timekeeping, while the ceramic material adds a touch of elegance and durability. This clock is not just functional; it's a work of art.

• Real glass lid with silver colored frame
• Quartz movement for precise timekeeping
• Ceramic construction for durability

The condition of this piece is very good, with minor traces of use and ageing, ensuring that it's ready to be cherished for years to come. Condition: very good vintage condition, minor traces of use and ageing; fully functional, ready to use!

Perfect Addition to Your Living Space

This Orange Brown BRUTALIST 1970s Midcentury Ceramic WALL CLOCK is a perfect addition to any modern living space. Its timeless, beautiful design makes it an ideal gift for vintage enthusiasts and those who appreciate the art of midcentury design. With its dimensions of 9.44" x 9.84" x 1.9", it fits seamlessly into most wall spaces.

• Timeless and beautiful design
• Ideal for vintage enthusiasts
• Dimensions: 9.44" x 9.84" x 1.9"

Whether you're looking to enhance your home decor or find the perfect gift for a loved one, this clock is sure to delight. Brand: Europa, Westgermany