Description
This fork and spoon wall clock brings a bit of fun to the kitchen, with twelve silver spokes shaped like cutlery fanning out around a round black dial. Six spoons and six forks alternate all the way round, each with a shiny silver finish that catches the light, so the whole piece reads like a sunburst laid out from the cutlery drawer. The dial is black, with bold white numbers from 1 to 12 and white hands that stand out clearly against it, set inside a silver rim with a silver centre cap. It measures 27.8cm across and 4.2cm deep, a size that holds its own on a wall without crowding it.
The kitchen is the obvious home for it, hung above a worktop or over the table where the family eats. It works just as well in a dining room, a breakfast nook or an open-plan living space where cooking and relaxing meet. The big white numbers are easy to read from across the room, which matters when you are timing the pasta or checking whether there is time for another coffee. Silver sits happily with most kitchen colours, from white units and grey worktops to bolder painted cabinets, and the black dial gives it a crisp centre that ties in with black handles, taps or appliances.
It runs on a quartz movement powered by one AA battery. There is no wiring or plug to think about, just a nail or screw in the wall. The back has a single hanging slot, so it hangs neatly with the spokes spread evenly around the dial. To keep the shine at its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth rather than using harsh cleaners. Hang it at eye level where the cutlery shapes can be seen properly, and it becomes the playful focal point of a kitchen wall.
Specification
| Colour |
Silver |
| Finish |
Shiny |
| Size |
27.8 x 27.8cm |
| Depth |
4.2cm |
| Weight |
0.144kg |
| Movement |
Quartz |
| Battery |
1 x AA |
Frequently Asked
How big is the fork and spoon wall clock?
It measures 27.8cm across and 4.2cm deep, which is a comfortable size for a kitchen wall above a worktop or a table.
What battery does the clock take?
It runs on one AA battery, which powers the quartz movement, so the clock needs no wiring and can hang wherever you have a nail or screw.
How does the clock hang on the wall?
There is a single hanging slot on the back, so it hangs from one nail or screw with the cutlery spokes spread evenly around the dial.
What colour is the clock?
The fork and spoon spokes and the rim have a shiny silver finish. The dial is black with white numbers and white hands for easy reading.
Is the clock face easy to read?
Yes, the white numbers from 1 to 12 are large and bold against the black dial, so you can read the time clearly from across the kitchen.
How do I keep the clock looking its best?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth now and then to keep the silver finish shiny, and avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners on it.