Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl

Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl

$100.00
$100.00
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Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
  • Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl
Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl

Charles Elkan Signed Hebrew Clock and Barometer in Maple Burl

$100.00
$100.00
Provenance & Condition

Each piece is researched, photographed and described as accurately as we can. Patina, crazing and age wear are part of a piece’s history, and they are shown in the photographs. Questions or extra photographs are always welcome before purchase.

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Bird's-eye maple burl draws the eye first, its dense, swirling figure held in a slim case alongside the warmer glint of brass. Signed by Charles Elkan for Timeless Treasures, the 9-inch object brings a clock and barometer together with Hebrew alphanumeric content, creating something more personal than an ordinary desktop weather station. The Oregon burl gives it a distinctly regional material story, while Elkan's signature secures the maker behind this exact piece. The Hebrew inscription has not been translated, so no blessing, verse, or private meaning is assigned without evidence. At only 4 inches wide and 1.75 inches deep, it asks for little space but rewards the close view, where wood grain, instrument faces, and characters resolve together. Place it on a writing desk or narrow hall console at eye level, allowing the burl and brass to sit among books, collected papers, and the other instruments of daily life.

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