Thomas Kent 6" Arabic Mantel Flax Blue

Features

• The signature Arabic clock in cutely compact mantel form is one of 16 gentle Farrow & Ball-inspired hues created to chime with the latest furnishing trends.
• Stunning 6" flax blue coloured curved face.
• Features contrasting pastel white hands and details.
• Requires 2 x AA batteries not supplied
• Size: H 15cm x W 15cm x D 4cm (H 5.9in x W 5.9in x D 1.6in)

Product Description

The 6" Arabic clock in Flax Blue - with its clean, open face and Arabic numerals this signature Thomas Kent clock is a masterpiece of understatement. This classic design is our signature Thomas Kent clock. The design is open-faced and is known for its simple clean lines, originally in muted pastels inspired by Farrow and Ball. This year we have introduced a selection of new colours inspired by the latest home furnishing colours. Add a tasteful dash of colour to a shelf, table or mantlepiece with a charming 6 inch free-standing clock. Open convex face with raised numerals and hands in a contrasting colour, at home in a traditional or modern interiors. The brand 'Thomas Kent' is shown on the face. All it requires is single AA battery (not included). Really charming gift for a new home. Decorative finished outer with soft pads on base to protect your furniture or shelves. Comes in a printed boxed, ideal for gifting. Size: H 15cm x W15cm x D 4cm. Comes with a 1 year Guarantee Thomas Kent Clocks - Nigel Waller designed and manufactured his first Thomas Kent Clock in 1980 and in the intervening years a great deal has been learned, discovered, and understood about what makes a truly great clock. Like all the best designers, Nigel believes exploring and evaluating the designs of the past is an important part of the design process and over the years trawling the flea markets, industrial salvage yards and vintage stores of the world he has amassed a comprehensive collection of early and mid-twentieth century timepieces that spans large industrial clocks to tiny eastern European watch faces. Often these provide the early inspiration for a range but ideas can spring from anywhere - walks along the British coastline or in the Yorkshire Dales might suggest a particular material or colour palette; the sights, sounds and cultures experienced around the world might influence the development of another collection.