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Bring timeless grace home with the Howard Miller Kathryn 13W x 30H in. Wall Clock. A beautiful way to tell the time, this grand wall clock is made of hardwoods and veneers in a Tuscany cherry finish. Details include...
Keep track of time in style with the Seiko Melodies In Motion 16W x 3.75D x 17.5H in. Wall Clock with 18 Hi Fi Melodies. Constructed with a dreamy facade, this silver wall clock features Swarovski crystals. It can...
The German-made, intensely detailed Black Forest Woodcutter 9.75 Inch Wide Cuckoo Clock does much more than just tell the time. It cuckoos and gongs the number of the hour, on the hour, each hour. You'll also get one cuckoo and...
Make every hour chime in like a full brass band with the Seiko French Horns Melodies in Motion Wall Clock - 15.75-in. Wide. Decorated with gold-finished music instruments and a Swarvoski crystal pendulum, this clock will remind you it's...
If you wish your clock did more than what it does, the Black Forest Woodcutter 10 Inch Wide Cuckoo Clock is just the clock for you. This classic, German cabin-styled cuckoo clock is the perfect addition to your favorite room....
If you're wondering how to upgrade your clock situation, the only answer is the Black Forest 9-Inch Wide Beer Drinker Cuckoo Clock. Out of this little German chalet pops a little bird to remind you of the time. All...
A fresh take on the moving cat clock, the Black Forest Cat's Eye 6-Inch Wide Wall Clock, straight from the premier clock makers of Germany, will surely garner attention. The eyes glide back and forth, as the tail swings...
Hang the darling Black Forest Dog' Eye 5.75-Inch Wide Wall Clock on the wall and watch your day brighten. This cute little pup's eyes move back and forth with the sway of the heart-shaped pendulum. German craftsmanship is evident in...
The Black Forest Owl' Eye 5.75-Inch Wide Wall Clock takes the timeless owl clock with moving eyes one step further by making that owl so realistic, it might just fly away. In traditional fashion, the owl's eyes move from left...
