Table/desk clock - David Marshall Brutalist Brass, Aluminium - 1970-1980

David Marshall – Large Brutalist high-end design table or wall clock in brass & aluminum – Spain – 1970s
In excellent condition – No reserve.

A highly decorative and authentic large Brutalist clock by renowned Scottish-born, Spain-based sculptor David Marshall, celebrated for his distinctive cast metal designs produced in his Spanish workshop for over 50 years.

This striking piece perfectly embodies Marshall’s signature aesthetic: sculptural, architectural, and elegantly rugged. Crafted from heavy sand-cast aluminum with a solid brass clock face, the clock features the intentional surface irregularities, organic texture, and warm aged patina that make each handmade example unique. The small square hallmark at the lower left confirms the authenticity of the piece.

Produced during the late 1970s, these large tableclocks have become highly collectible examples of Spanish Brutalist design and are sought after for their strong decorative presence and timeless sculptural quality.
A true eye-catcher for any interior, ideal for collectors of Brutalist, Mid-Century Modern, and high-end decorative design.

Dimensions:
28 x 19.5 x 5 cm (height x width x depth)
Weight: approximately 1.25 kg
Materials: Polished sand-cast aluminum and brass
Origin: Spain
Period: 1970s
This large clock can be placed on a table or, if desired, can also be hung on the wall and used as a wall clock.

Condition:
In excellent working condition. Fully functional and fitted with a modern quartz battery movement. Includes a new battery.

Historical Context:
David Marshall became internationally known for his sculptural metal objects that merge art and function. His work reflects the Brutalist movement’s fascination with raw textures, expressive forms, and honest materials. His clocks, candlesticks, and decorative objects remain highly collectible due to their handmade nature and instantly recognizable artistic identity.