Protector Wall Clock By Anne Stokes


Protector Wall Clock By Anne Stokes.

To make a statement in your home, simply purchase this stunning wall clock featuring the ‘Protector’ artwork by high-profile fantasy artist Anne Stokes. To run, this clock requires 1 x AA battery to operate which is not included.

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