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Pendulum Clock Movement

Pendulum Clock Movement
Price $39.95
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Product Features

  • The perfect finish to your stained glass clock project
  • Quality quartz movement runs for up to a year on a single AA battery, not included
  • Pendulum hangs 12" from the center of the clock movement
  • Includes quartz pendulum movement, adjustable length rod and bob, clock hands and instructions

Product Description

Make a Gift for Family and Friends!
Brass pendulum hangs 12" from center of clock movement. Runs up to a year on a single AA battery (not included). Includes quartz pendulum movement, adjustable length rod and bob, clock hands and instructions.

Finished project from "Clocks for Her & Him" book #5926. Bevel clock project created by artist Bruce Wilson. 2024 Art Glass Festival entry.

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