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Arne Jacobsen City Hall Wall Clock White/Black
Drawn in 1955 for Rødovre Town Hall, a building Jacobsen completed the following year.
The City Hall dial is the most reduced of Jacobsen's clock faces — no numerals at all, only markers — and Rosendahl Design Group produces it today faithful to the original drawings. A domed mineral glass lens sits in an aluminium case, in three diameters. Browse the full Arne Jacobsen Clocks range. Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.
Materials
Mineral glass lens, aluminium case, ABS
Sizes
Ø 6.3 in (16 cm), 8.3 in (21 cm), and 11.4 in (29 cm)
Designer
Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971)
Made in
China
Common Questions
Which building is it from?
Rødovre Town Hall, outside Copenhagen. Jacobsen designed the clock in 1955 and completed the building in 1956, which is why both years appear in different accounts.
How is it different from the other Jacobsen faces?
It carries no numerals — only markers. Roman uses Roman numerals, Station and LK use Arabic ones, and Bankers adds a red accent. City Hall is the most stripped-back of the four.
Which size should I pick?
6.3 in for a hallway or shelf, 8.3 in for a standard room, and 11.4 in when the clock needs to hold a wall on its own rather than sit within a group.
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