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Blue Lapis Globe Pyramid Desk Clock with Stone Inlay and Original Box
$102.00
A striking 1980s globe desk clock featuring a deep blue lapis lazuli pyramid base, brass-tone meridian frame, and a gemstone-inlay world globe. The miniature Roman numeral quartz dial gives it that polished executive-desk feel, while the natural pyrite flecking and semi-precious stone inlay make it far more special than a standard novelty clock.
Battery-operated and tested working, this piece blends office décor, study décor, and collectible stone craftsmanship in one compact display. The globe and base show rich lapis coloring with visible gold-toned pyrite speckling, and the continents are rendered in semi-precious stone inlay for extra texture and visual interest. It also includes its blue presentation box with bright satin lining, which adds to the giftable display appeal.
📚 Historical Context
Gemstone globe desk clocks like this became popular in the late 20th century as executive gifts, office accessories, and library décor accents. Pieces combining lapis lazuli, brass-tone metal, and miniature quartz clock inserts were especially appealing because they bridged decorative stonework and functional desk design. This example has that classic late-century “study shelf” look with a more elevated material story than typical office giftware.
✨ Condition Notes
- Clock is tested and working.
- Ticks: yes
- Keeps time: yes
- Globe and base show attractive lapis lazuli-style stone with visible pyrite flecking.
- Continents appear in semi-precious stone inlay.
- Brass-tone framework presents well with light surface wear consistent with age.
- Presentation box is included and shows minor edge/corner wear.
- Clock insert sits slightly proud rather than perfectly flush, but it is seated securely and displays well.
- No prominent maker branding visible on the dial beyond the quartz marking.
📏 Measurements (approximate)
Height: 5 in
Width: 1.5 in
Depth: 1.5 in
📦 Packaging
Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.
Battery-operated and tested working, this piece blends office décor, study décor, and collectible stone craftsmanship in one compact display. The globe and base show rich lapis coloring with visible gold-toned pyrite speckling, and the continents are rendered in semi-precious stone inlay for extra texture and visual interest. It also includes its blue presentation box with bright satin lining, which adds to the giftable display appeal.
📚 Historical Context
Gemstone globe desk clocks like this became popular in the late 20th century as executive gifts, office accessories, and library décor accents. Pieces combining lapis lazuli, brass-tone metal, and miniature quartz clock inserts were especially appealing because they bridged decorative stonework and functional desk design. This example has that classic late-century “study shelf” look with a more elevated material story than typical office giftware.
✨ Condition Notes
- Clock is tested and working.
- Ticks: yes
- Keeps time: yes
- Globe and base show attractive lapis lazuli-style stone with visible pyrite flecking.
- Continents appear in semi-precious stone inlay.
- Brass-tone framework presents well with light surface wear consistent with age.
- Presentation box is included and shows minor edge/corner wear.
- Clock insert sits slightly proud rather than perfectly flush, but it is seated securely and displays well.
- No prominent maker branding visible on the dial beyond the quartz marking.
📏 Measurements (approximate)
Height: 5 in
Width: 1.5 in
Depth: 1.5 in
📦 Packaging
Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.
A striking 1980s globe desk clock featuring a deep blue lapis lazuli pyramid base, brass-tone meridian frame, and a gemstone-inlay world globe. The miniature Roman numeral quartz dial gives it that polished executive-desk feel, while the natural pyrite flecking and semi-precious stone inlay make it far more special than a standard novelty clock.
Battery-operated and tested working, this piece blends office décor, study décor, and collectible stone craftsmanship in one compact display. The globe and base show rich lapis coloring with visible gold-toned pyrite speckling, and the continents are rendered in semi-precious stone inlay for extra texture and visual interest. It also includes its blue presentation box with bright satin lining, which adds to the giftable display appeal.
📚 Historical Context
Gemstone globe desk clocks like this became popular in the late 20th century as executive gifts, office accessories, and library décor accents. Pieces combining lapis lazuli, brass-tone metal, and miniature quartz clock inserts were especially appealing because they bridged decorative stonework and functional desk design. This example has that classic late-century “study shelf” look with a more elevated material story than typical office giftware.
✨ Condition Notes
- Clock is tested and working.
- Ticks: yes
- Keeps time: yes
- Globe and base show attractive lapis lazuli-style stone with visible pyrite flecking.
- Continents appear in semi-precious stone inlay.
- Brass-tone framework presents well with light surface wear consistent with age.
- Presentation box is included and shows minor edge/corner wear.
- Clock insert sits slightly proud rather than perfectly flush, but it is seated securely and displays well.
- No prominent maker branding visible on the dial beyond the quartz marking.
📏 Measurements (approximate)
Height: 5 in
Width: 1.5 in
Depth: 1.5 in
📦 Packaging
Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.
Battery-operated and tested working, this piece blends office décor, study décor, and collectible stone craftsmanship in one compact display. The globe and base show rich lapis coloring with visible gold-toned pyrite speckling, and the continents are rendered in semi-precious stone inlay for extra texture and visual interest. It also includes its blue presentation box with bright satin lining, which adds to the giftable display appeal.
📚 Historical Context
Gemstone globe desk clocks like this became popular in the late 20th century as executive gifts, office accessories, and library décor accents. Pieces combining lapis lazuli, brass-tone metal, and miniature quartz clock inserts were especially appealing because they bridged decorative stonework and functional desk design. This example has that classic late-century “study shelf” look with a more elevated material story than typical office giftware.
✨ Condition Notes
- Clock is tested and working.
- Ticks: yes
- Keeps time: yes
- Globe and base show attractive lapis lazuli-style stone with visible pyrite flecking.
- Continents appear in semi-precious stone inlay.
- Brass-tone framework presents well with light surface wear consistent with age.
- Presentation box is included and shows minor edge/corner wear.
- Clock insert sits slightly proud rather than perfectly flush, but it is seated securely and displays well.
- No prominent maker branding visible on the dial beyond the quartz marking.
📏 Measurements (approximate)
Height: 5 in
Width: 1.5 in
Depth: 1.5 in
📦 Packaging
Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.