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I love the way clocks look. But I'm one of those weird people who can't stand to hear ticking. So if I break down and buy a clock that doesn't boast "no ticking or humming, we promise", then I just won't use it for anything but decor!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
We are on the same wavelength...I was also preparing a post on large clocks as I absolutely adore them! You found some wonderful pics!
ReplyDeleteWow, these clocks make great statement pieces. You couldn't walk into the room without being instantly drawn to them. Have a great first day of Spring - hope you get to spend it in your lovely garden. Lee :)
ReplyDeleteI am coveting a BIG clock -- now to find the right one! The ones you have shown are lovely. Wish me luck...
ReplyDelete~Michelle