Lake Winnipesaukee, carved into a birch wall clock
Hand-stained water, etched shoreline, quiet quartz movement.
“Beautiful piece, expertly crafted. Packed well and arrived in perfect condition.”
Mark S., Hudson, OH. Verified buyer
A Lake Winnipesaukee wall clock: 12 inches of carved birch with the lake's island maze etched beneath the hands.
Details
- Dimensions
- 12 in diameter
- Material
- Birch, hand-stained water
- Build
- Layered shoreline face
- Detail
- Laser-etched contours, AA battery
- Soundings
- NOAA nautical survey data
About this piece
Winnipesaukee summers have their own clock, rafts out by nine, the Mount Washington's horn on schedule, ice cream runs to Weirs timed by boat traffic, and this one keeps regular hours over the same water. The etching carries the Broads, the bays at Meredith and Alton, and enough of the 250-plus islands to start the family argument about which is which.
It belongs on a camp wall between the paddle rack and the door.
The whole lake in stacked depth layers lives on the Winnipesaukee 3D chart.
- 12 in diameter
- Laser-etched birch face, hand-stained water
- Runs on a single AA battery, ready to hang
- Free next-business-day shipping on orders placed by 2 PM EST
- 14-day returns
Shipping and returns
Orders placed by 2 PM EST ship the next business day, free anywhere in the US, with tracking.
14-day returns if the size or frame is not right for the room.
Going on someone else’s wall? It ships packed and ready to wrap. Add a gift note in your cart.
How the water becomes wood
The face is the water itself.
Lake Winnipesaukee laser-cut in birch with a hand-stained water layer beneath, contours and place names burned into the surface, and a quiet quartz movement keeping regular hours.
A clock people actually look at.
Kitchen, office, cottage or boathouse: it reads as a map first and a clock second. One AA battery, ready to hang.
From the people who hung one
20 reviews, 5.0 average
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