Howard Miller Ivana Wall Clock

The Ivana Wall Clock is an elegant addition to any home decor. Made of wrought-iron, this clock features an antique black finish with gold highlights, adding a touch of sophistication to your space. With its quartz movement, the clock offers a soft ticking noise without the use of chimes, creating a quieter environment. Its durable and sturdy metal frame is designed to withstand the demands of a busy household, making it suitable for various rooms including the kitchen, office, bathroom, bedroom, and living room.

The circle design of the clock ensures that you can easily read the time from anywhere in the room. It features black traditional Roman numerals (IIII instead of IV), black spade hands, an antique black bezel, and a convex crystal, all contributing to its timeless appeal. The aged dial adds a vintage touch, while the black pendulum bob, suspended on a bent wire with a gold accent, enhances its visual charm.

The Ivana Wall Clock is powered by quartz movement and requires two AA sized batteries, providing accurate and reliable timekeeping. As a testament to its quality, this clock is part of the Howard Miller collection. Founded in 1926 and still family-owned in its third generation, Howard Miller is a world-leading clock company and a respected brand name in fine specialty furnishings. Choose the Ivana Wall Clock to elevate your space with style and functionality.

Features

• Elegant Ivana Wall Clock made of wrought-iron with an antique black finish and gold highlights
• Quartz movement for a soft ticking noise and a quieter environment
• Durable and sturdy metal frame to withstand the demands of a busy household
• Circle design with black traditional Roman numerals, black spade hands, and antique black bezel
• Convex crystal and aged dial for easy time reading from anywhere in the room
• Black pendulum bob suspended on a bent wire with a gold accent
• Powered by quartz movement and requires two AA sized batteries
• Howard Miller - a respected brand in fine specialty furnishings since 1926