Kitchen Timer

Co. in La Porte, Indiana, circa 1932, this interval clock and kitchen timer exemplifies his ability to merge sculptural form with practical function.

Below is a mechanical kitchen timer for up to 60 minutes. Clock is battery operated with original drive from Junghans.

Below the main clock is a mechanical kitchen timer (up to 60 minutes). A very beautiful, elegant design typical of the 1950s.

Hawkeye kitchen timer and clock by Isamu Noguchi, c.1930s.

Hawkeye kitchen timer and clock by Isamu Noguchi, c.1930s.

A whimsical Italian postmodern multicolor kitchen timer designed by Roberto Pezzetta for WikiDue.

This Hawkeye bakelite clock timer displays beautifully and would be a wonderful addition to a kitchen or office, whether used on a day-to-day basis or placed on a shelf or counter fo...

Hawkeye Measured Time clock and kitchen timer La Porte, Indiana, circa 1932 Bakelite, glass, printed paper printed maker's mark to face 'Hawkeye Measured Time' and metal maker's lab...

Beginning in the 1950s, the Bauhaus-trained designer Max Bill created products for the firm, notably the teardrop-shaped "Kitchen Clock with Timer", which can be found in the collect...

Beginning in the 1950s, the Bauhaus-trained designer Max Bill created products for the firm, notably the teardrop-shaped "Kitchen Clock with Timer," followed by a series of watches, ...

Measured time clock of bakelite, glass, metal, plastic, and printed paper, produced by the Stevenson Mfg Co, c. 1932. A wind-up model in fine original condition. An Isamu Noguchi Mac...

A « Measured Time » clock & kitchen timer by Isamu Noguchi, in bakelite, metal, enameled metal and printed paper, manufactured by Stevenson Manufacturing Company, La Porte, Indiana, ...

An Art Deco vintage kitchen timer with a remarkable streamlined design.