Original George Nelson for Howard Miller Black 'Asterisk' Wall Clock, circa 1960

This Asterisk Clock by George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller is a rare find and one of the more in-demand of his designs. The black steel face, mounted on a metal back, is free of noticeable blemishes and the hour, minute and second hand are free of breaks or bends which often plague wall clocks of this era. This clock is in excellent condition, the best we have owned or seen, and a prime candidate for the discriminating collector.

Designed by Irving Harper of George Nelson Associates and produced by Howard Miller, taken from his Wiki: Harper decided to create clocks that were a piece of sculpture. "To omit numbers and have an abstract object that moved on the wall was something no one was doing at the time". Harper was the principle designer of the iconic wall clocks from George Nelson Associates.

This beautiful collector's piece comprises of a circular (round) black steel face designed in the shape of a large Asterisk (*) where each point indicates the hour markers along with white hour and minute hands with contrasting pop color red second hand. This all original vintage George Nelson for Howard Miller clock possesses its original clock movement. Full Howard Miller label in immaculate condition on the back making this an incredible collector's piece.

We have a large collection of George Nelson for Howard Miller clocks in stock at all times. Generally we carry the Steering Wheel, Asterisk, Round and Oval Basket, Spike and Ball clocks in stock, but also often carry other designs as well. Contact us if there is a particular model you are seeking.

The archetypal design makes this clock appropriate for a number of locations, from Mid-Century Modern and Postmodern to Classic and contemporary homes to elegant executive offices to hip startups. It would also be great in a hospitality, retail or corporate location, such as a boutique hotel lobby, cocktail bar, members club, workspace studio, executive office or in a luxe clothing emporium.

Note, often people mistake Howard Miller for Herman Miller. While Howard was related to Herman, this was a distinct company specializing in clocks.

Measurements: 3" depth x 10" diameter

Excellent condition. Label in immaculate condition. Hour, Minute and Second hands in excellent condition. No issues. Prime candidate for a discriminating collector.

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