Henning Koppel Wall Clock 22cm

Iconic sculptural pitcher in mirror-polished stainless steel designed by Henning Koppel in 1952. A masterwork of organic modernism that defined Danish mid-century design.

Serpentine stainless steel candleholders with graceful, flowing curves. A contemporary classic that epitomizes Georg Jensen's sculptural approach to home objects.

Organic wave-form vase in polished stainless steel. Part of Koppel's revolutionary collection that brought soft, biomorphic shapes to Scandinavian design.

Sculptural stainless steel bowl with sinuous, serpentine form. Part of the Cobra collection that brings organic movement to tabletop serving.

George Nelson's 1949 Model 4755. Twelve wooden balls on metal spokes mark the hours - an icon of mid-century American design.

Traditional regulator dial layout with central minute hand and decentralized hour/second displays. Features Max Bill typography and polished stainless steel case.

Mechanical chronograph with Max Bill's minimalist dial design. Features automatic movement with 48-hour power reserve, stopwatch function, and date display.

Hand-assembled industrial wall clock with spun steel case, domed glass lens, and quartz movement with sweep second hand. Made in Portland.

Classic chronograph combining elegance with sporty functions. Features domed case with characteristic bowl-like auxiliary dial dimples and see-through case back.

A Bauhaus-inspired analog alarm clock hand-assembled in Japan with precision quartz movement, anodized aluminum body, and glass front. Won Monocle Design Award 2023 for 'Best Way to Wake Up.'