The Craftsman Shop is pleased to present The Craftsman Tile by Pewabic Pottery, now finished in a handcrafted wooden clock by Schlabaugh & Sons. The 4 x 8″ tile was produced through a six-month collaboration, available in three standard colors, viridian, lapis, and cinnamon. The design for the tile was inspired by two inlaid furniture designs—the New Craftsman Piano and Inlaid Armchair by the Craftsman Workshops–in the collection of the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms. The clock’s body is handcrafted by Schlabaugh & Sons from quartersawn white oak and finished with their standard craftsman oak finish.

Both the tile and clock are handmade so there maybe slight variations in each form, as well as in the woodgrain, which makes each item unique!

Pewabic is a National Historic Landmark pottery in Detroit, Michigan. Founded in 1903 by Mary Chase Perry and Horace Caulkins, Pewabic quickly rose to popularity for its distinctive iridescent glazes and architectural tile installations. Today, Pewabic continues its legacy as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to enriching the human spirit through clay.

Schlabaugh & Sons is a family business run and operated by John Schlabaugh and his wife, Jane out of Kalona, Iowa. John and his team have been designing and handcrafting wooden clocks and other products for over 41 years. They are best known for their heirloom quality Arts and Crafts style clocks that are crafted with the greatest care and finest hardwoods.

• Dimensions:  9″w x 14″h x 6″d
• Dial and hands are covered with glass
• Quartz movement with “AA” battery included
• 2 year guarantee on clock mechanism