Handcrafted White Oak & Swirled Resin Wall Clock – "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" (One of One) Handcrafted White Oak & Swirled Resin Wall Clock – "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" (One of One)
Handcrafted White Oak & Swirled Resin Wall Clock – "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" (One of One)
Handcrafted White Oak & Swirled Resin Wall Clock – "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" (One of One)

Handcrafted White Oak & Swirled Resin Wall Clock – "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" (One of One)

$150.00

Make a bold, playful statement in your living space or office with this one-of-a-kind handcrafted round wall clock from the From Tree to Table® collection. Precision-crafted from premium solid White Oak, this piece features a natural live-edge split filled with a deep, shimmering swirled epoxy river.

Engraved across the face is "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat", with detailed ornate brass-toned hands that complement the rich wood grain and pearlescent resin. Finished with high-durability conversion varnish, this functional art piece offers lasting protection and a smooth, refined luster.

Because this clock is a true One of One, the exact piece pictured (No. OCC-2026-062) is the exact item you will receive.

Product Specifications

  • Product Type: Handcrafted Round Wall Clock

  • Wood Species: Solid White Oak

  • Accent Material: Deep Swirled Metallic Resin Fill

  • Finish: Industrial-Grade Conversion Varnish (Satin/Semi-Gloss protective coat)

  • Engraving: "Ain't Nobody Got Time For Dat" with carved 3, 6, 9, and 12 markers

  • Hands: Vintage-style ornate brass-tone hour, minute, and second hands

  • Dimensions: 14" L x 14" W x 1.5" D

  • Mounting: Recessed keyhole/wall hanger slot on rear (ready to hang)

About the wood

White Oak

Quercus alba

The oak that built barrels and boats: heartwood rated very durable, olive-brown color, and the main species behind OCC's cookies. Strong, easy to work and an exceptional value among domestic hardwoods.

Read about White OakAll White Oak in stock (145)
Janka
1360 lbf
Density
47.5 lb/ft³
Origin
Eastern United States
IUCN Red List
Least Concern
Working & finishing

Machines cleanly with hand and power tools and scores near the top in machinability, but flat sawn boards have mediocre dimensional stability and cup as humidity shifts. Tannin blackens on contact with wet iron, so use stainless or coated fasteners and no steel wool before water-based finishes. Oil or hardwax oil leaves the coarse texture in hand; a grain-filled film finish gives a smoother, more protected kitchen top.

Care

Wipe standing water and spills promptly; the heartwood resists rot but the finish and the wood's movement are what a spill tests. Expect noticeable seasonal width movement in a wide top and a base that allows it. Refresh oil finishes with a thin maintenance coat as the surface dulls.

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