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The Bradford Exchange Wine O’clock A Wine Lover’s Sculptural Wall Clock With Corkscrew Pendulum 14.25-inches

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The Bradford Exchange Wine O’clock A Wine Lover’s Sculptural Wall Clock With Corkscrew Pendulum 14.25-inchesIt's wine time any time with this whimsical clock celebrating life's greatest joys: good friends, good times, and good wine! Now, you can easily tell what time is the right time for wine with the fully sculpted, limited edition Wine O'clock Wall Clock, a design original available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. A robust 14 1 4 inches high, this accurate quartz movement timepiece is completely handcrafted of artist's resin. The closer you look,

It's wine time any time with this whimsical clock celebrating life's greatest joys: good friends, good times, and good wine! Now, you can easily tell what time is the right time for wine with the fully sculpted, limited-edition Wine O'clock Wall Clock, a design original available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

A robust 14-1/4 inches high, this accurate quartz movement timepiece is completely handcrafted of artist's resin. The closer you look, the more you'll savor every intricately sculpted and hand-painted detail. From the glasses filled with red and white wine and the plump grapes on the vine to the sentiment on the clock face that reads, "It's Wine o'Clock Somewhere", this whimsical clock is perfect for any wine enthusiast. The wing corkscrew pendulum adds the perfect finishing touch.

• Celebrate the joy of having wine with friends with the Wine O'clock Wall Clock, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange
• Fully sculpted, handcrafted in artist's resin, and hand-painted by talented artisans, this dimensional wall clock features intricately sculpted detail like wine bottles, glasses filled with red and white wine, grapes and more
• This handcrafted whimsical clock also features the sentiment, "It's Wine o'Clock Somewhere" on the clock face
• An accurate quartz movement and wing corkscrew pendulum add the perfect finishing touches to this fine-quality wine-themed timepiece
• The unique design and craftsmanship of this clock are sure to add a conversational piece to any room or your wine decor
• Requires 1 "AA" battery (not included)
• Edition limited to 295 casting days, so order now!
• Hand-numbered with matching Certificate of Authenticity
• Measures 11" W x 14-1/4" H; 27.9 cm W x 36.2 cm H

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