Kitchen Clock - Alessi - Plastic - 1990-2000 - Michael Graves





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Kitchen Clock Birdy designed by Michael Graves for Alessi in Italy, circa 1990–2000, a plastic quartz kitchen clock with a sculptural bird on top, in excellent condition.
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De Kitchen Clock Birdy
Highly sought-after collectible object for enthusiasts of this Italian designer!
The “Keukenkastklok” – “Time Flies,” designed by the renowned architect and designer Michael Graves for Alessi, is a playful yet refined wall clock that embodies Graves's distinctive postmodern aesthetic. This clock, created as part of his highly acclaimed collaboration with Alessi, reflects his unique ability to combine whimsical design elements with functional objects.
The 'Kitchen Clock' features a sleek, round dial with prominent, easy-to-read numbers and elegant hands, making it both practical and visually appealing. The most striking feature is a small, sculptural bird perched on top of the clock, an element that charmingly and gracefully symbolizes the passage of time. This bird motif, a hallmark of Graves's work, adds a light touch and evokes his iconic teapot designs.
De Kitchen Clock Birdy
Highly sought-after collectible object for enthusiasts of this Italian designer!
The “Keukenkastklok” – “Time Flies,” designed by the renowned architect and designer Michael Graves for Alessi, is a playful yet refined wall clock that embodies Graves's distinctive postmodern aesthetic. This clock, created as part of his highly acclaimed collaboration with Alessi, reflects his unique ability to combine whimsical design elements with functional objects.
The 'Kitchen Clock' features a sleek, round dial with prominent, easy-to-read numbers and elegant hands, making it both practical and visually appealing. The most striking feature is a small, sculptural bird perched on top of the clock, an element that charmingly and gracefully symbolizes the passage of time. This bird motif, a hallmark of Graves's work, adds a light touch and evokes his iconic teapot designs.

