Vitra Asterisk Clock in Black by George Nelson
By George Nelson, Vitra
Located in New York, NY
, George Nelson conceived a wide array of everyday objects: lamps, clocks and other domestic accessories
Metal
Modernist Wall Clock Made in Germany, 1957
By George Nelson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Modernist wall clock in brass and metal, made in Germany, 1957 In the style of an asterisk wall
Brass, Metal
Nelson Asterisk Clock
By George Nelson
Located in Cincinnati, OH
A hard to find version of the Nelson Asterisk clock with brushed brass finish and being a early
Brass, Metal
George Nelson Asterisk Clock for Howard Miller
By George Nelson
Located in Palm Springs, CA
George Nelson Asterisk Clock. Made for the Howard Miller Company in 1953. White with black hour
Metal
Asterisk Clock by George Nelson for Howard Miller, Rare
By Irving Harper, George Nelson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This Asterisk Clock by George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller is a rare find and one of the
Steel
George Nelson Asterick Clock
By George Nelson
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
George Nelson and Associates Asterisk clock model #2213 Manufactured by Howard Miller
Steel
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H 10 in W 10 in D 3 in
Original George Nelson for Howard Miller Black 'Asterisk' Wall Clock, circa 1960
By Howard Miller, George Nelson, Irving Harper
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This Asterisk Clock by George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller is a rare find and one of the
Brass, Steel
George Nelson Howard Miller Model 2213 Asterisk White Wall Clock
By Howard Miller
Located in Philadelphia, PA
George Nelson Howard Miller model 2213 asterisk white wall clock, circa mid-20th century
Metal
Iconic American Mid Century Asterisk Wall Clock by Nelson for Howard Miller
By George Nelson, Howard Miller
Located in San Diego, CA
Iconic rare asterisk wall clock designed by George Nelson for Howard Miller circa 1970s, rare
Metal
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H 2.5 in Dm 10 in
Mid-Century Modern Black Asterisk George Nelson Howard Miller Wall Clock, 1950s
By Herman Miller
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
For your consideration is an original, black asterisk, hanging wall clock, by George Nelson for
George Nelson Original Yellow Asterisk Clock by Howard Miller
By George Nelson
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Nice yellow Howard Miller asterisk clock still with its original second hand! Nice bright paint
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Blue Asterisk Clock designed in 1953 by George Nelson for Howard Miller.
By Howard Miller, George Nelson
Located in Dronten, NL
Blue Asterisk Clock designed in 1953 by George Nelson for Howard Miller. Battery operated, working
Steel
Asterisk Clock by George Nelson, circa 1953
By Howard Miller, George Nelson, Irving Harper
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This Asterisk clock by George Nelson associates for Howard Miller is a rare find and one of the
Metal
Asterisk Clock for George Nelson for Howard Miller, Rare
By Howard Miller, George Nelson, Irving Harper
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This Asterisk Clock by George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller is a rare find, especially in
Metal
Van Keppel Green Patio Set with Additional Pieces
Located in Los Angeles, CA
- George Nelson for Howard Miller Asterisk clock - Van Keppel Green for Modernica Patio set including
Stone, Stainless Steel
Two Vintage George Nelson Clocks
Located in New York, NY
An asterisk clock in brass with the early and less-seen wooden case, and a ball clock in
Brass, Metal
Asterisk Clock - George Nelson
Located in SouthPort, CT
Asterisk clock, model 2213, in black enameled metal by George Nelson for Howard Miller Clock Co
George Nelson Asterisk Clock Howard Miller 1953
By George Nelson
Located in St. Louis, MO
Blue George Nelson Asterisk Clock for Howard Miller 1953.
Steel
Iconic Vintage George Nelson Asterisk Clock (Model 2213) for Howard Miller
Located in Long Beach, CA
Iconic Vintage George Nelson Asterisk Clock (Model 2213) for Howard Miller. Good original working
Metal
George Nelson & Associates Asterisk Clock for Howard Miller
By George Nelson, Howard Miller
Located in Salt Lake City, UT
All original working wall clock by George Nelson and associates.
1960's Orange George Nelson Clock for Howard Miller
Located in Port Chester, NY
Iconic George Nelson Asterisk clock from the 60's. Made in America for Howard Miller. Working
Metal
Asterisk Wall Clock by George Nelson
By George Nelson
Located in Cathedral City, CA
Designed by George Nelson and Associates for the Howard Miller Clock Co. Part of a collection of
George Nelson Asterisk or Snowflake Cordless Wall Clock Howard Miller
By George Nelson
Located in Papaikou, HI
Of course the problem with most vintage wall clocks is the unsightly cord. Occasionally however you
Metal
George Nelson Asterisk Clock for Howard Miller
By George Nelson
Located in St. Louis, MO
George Nelson Asterisk Clock. Made for the Howard Miller Company in 1953. Missing second hand
Metal
Black Asterisk Wall Clock by George Nelson for Howard Miller
Located in Stamford, CT
Rare asterisk wall clock designed by Irving Harper of George Nelson Associates and produced by
Brass
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