"Franklin 0004"

Our Franklin clocks are named after a great barbecue master. Although we no longer eat meat, He has served as an inspiration in many ways: the pursuit of perfection through simplicity, be it barbecue or decor; the honoring of ancestral history, be it hours of manual fire management or hours of hand tool carpentry, and the creative resilience to accomplish amazing things with what some would consider trash, be it converting old propane tanks into offset smokers or converting wood scraps into mosaic style clock faces.

This split wood pendulum clock features a cutout in the face of the piece that exposes a partially hidden swinging pendulum. This piece has a horizontal strip layout on the clock face with a contrasting vertical strip layout on the face of the pendulum. The split wood is burned unevenly and finished with a satin protective coating. This piece features gold colored serpentine clock hands with a non-ticking gold colored second hand.

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Size: Approximately 18.5” long x 8” wide x 2.5” deep

Due to the nature of the piece the measurements may vary approximately 0.25”

Clock Face: Horizontal raw split wood with uneven burns with a satin protective finish

Clock Sides and Back: Raw wood with uneven burns with a satin protective finish. The top, bottom, and sides of the back are offset from the face approximately 0.5” giving the face a slightly protruding look when displayed

Clock Hands: Gold colored serpentines with a gold colored non-ticking (smooth motion) second hand

Pendulum Face: Vertical raw split wood with uneven burns with a satin protective finish

Features: Circular shaped cutout that exposes the pendulum, dampeners to minimize the sound of the pendulum

Display: Wall hanging

Notes: Requires one AA battery (not included)