Modern wall clock made in stainless steel. Equipped with an identical stainless steel circle and striking spoken hands. An eye-catcher for your interior. The circles are cut from the stainless steel metal, making the 3D effect visible.

The diameter is 40 cm. Very eye-catching clock - can be placed anywhere in your living room. The design feature is characterized by a sleek modern appearance. A purely Dutch design, but the structural production also takes place in the Netherlands.

The timepiece is produced in a limited edition and is numbered and signed by the designer. We offer a sophisticated range of design items for the modern contemporary interior.

The oldest, dated archaeological remains in the Netherlands have been excavated in the loess quarry 'Belvédère'.

During excavations in the 1980s, remains from various periods of the Old Stone Age were found.Traces of human habitation in temporary encampments have been excavated from the earliest phase, around 250,000 years ago.

The finds consist of stone tools from Homo neanderthalensis and remains of animal bones.

One of the more spectacular finds is that of a flint knife, which was examined by scientists from Leiden University for microscopic traces of use. This showed that the knife had been used to slaughter a woolly rhino, bone remains of which were also found at the scene.

Remains of a Neanderthal encampment have also been found from a later phase, around 80,000 years ago.In the Belvédère quarry, as in other places around Maastricht, villages of the first farming culture that occurred in the Netherlands, lined ceramics, have also been found.