Zoo Timers
Plywood wall clock, multicolour printing. Hands made of metal foil. Included in delivery: high-precision quartz mechanism, 1.5V battery included.More info
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George Nelson's Zoo Timers (1965) - wall clocks in the form of colourful, hand-drawn animal world figures - allow children to learn about time in a fun way.
Material: multicoloured printing. Hands: metal foil.
Included in delivery: high-precision quartz mechanism, 1.5V battery included.
Material: multicoloured printing. Hands: metal foil.
Included in delivery: high-precision quartz mechanism, 1.5V battery included.
| Outdoor | No |
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| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| Article code | 215 004 |
| SKU | VITRA__218629_ref |
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George Nelson
George Nelson, American architect and designer, was born in 1908 in Hartford, Connecticut. He studied architecture at Yale University. He was soon appointed design director at Herman Miller and became a key figure in American ...
