I am happy to offer a retired dinner plate sized Portmeirion Botanic Garden wall clock. It features a Trailing Bindweed or Convolvulus in the center.

With hour and minute hands, it has been tested and keeps great time. It takes one 'AA' battery, not supplied. In perfect working condition with no flaws and the UPC is still attached to the back.


The AA battery holder, with a hole to hang on the wall, is on the back.

---> Clock Back <---

The Trailing Bindweed motif is an original flower on bread and butter plates and was retired in 2004. There are two versions of Trailing Bindweed. In 1994, insects were rearranged. It was inspired by image in an 1824 book,The Universal Herbal by Thomas Green.

This clock carries the more recent version of Trailing Bindweed.

---> Trailing Bindweed Motif <---

Size	About 10-3/4" across, the same size as a dinner plate
Transfer	Transfers are all perfect without flaw
Ground	Very white
Glaze	Perfect and shiny with no crazing or other flaw seen
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	None
Other Comments	An excellent unique Botanic Garden wall clock in great working order!

There is a Botanic Garden Portmeirion Logo ID mark on the back which was used from the middle to late 2000's.

---> ID Mark <---