Howard Miller Agatha Wall Clock

Grace your space with the Agatha Wall hardwood wall clock from Howard Miller. This timepiece is crafted from select hardwoods with veneers and an acacia finish, giving it a distinctive and elegant appearance. The distressed wormholes and scribes add a touch of character, resembling reclaimed wood.

The antique-inspired style of this wall clock is highlighted by the framed door and carved Acanthus moldings. These heirloom-inspired details, along with the multitiered flat top, enhance the upscale appearance of the clock.

The black Roman numerals and hour markers complement the dial, which features an antique nickel finish. The coordinated black hands add to the overall aesthetic.

In addition to its stunning design, this clock features a triple-chime Harmonic movement with volume control. You can choose between Westminster or Ave Maria chimes, which play on the hour and also at 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 time increments. The automatic nighttime chime shut-off option ensures a peaceful sleep.

Powered by a battery-powered quartz movement, this hardwood wall clock provides reliable and accurate timekeeping. It is perfect for adding a touch of elegance and functionality to your living room, dining room, or any other space in your home.

Howard Miller, founded in 1926 and still family-owned in its third generation, is the world's leading clock company. Known for their fine specialty furnishings, such as curio cabinets, wine bar furnishings, custom storage cabinets, and SmartMoves adjustable height desks, Howard Miller is a respected brand name in the industry.

Features

• Add elegance and style to any room with the Agatha Wall hardwood wall clock
• Crafted from select hardwoods with a burnished acacia finish
• Antique-inspired design with framed door and carved Acanthus moldings
• Distinctive rustic details with black Roman numerals and hour markers
• Triple-chime Harmonic movement with volume control and automatic nighttime chime shut-off
• Battery-powered quartz movement for reliable timekeeping