Moorcroft Bee-in-Time Clock Brand_Goebel 8cm x H3cm

8cm x H3cm

pancakes and other 'cling' prone foods

Designed by Emma Bossons

with highlights of gold and platinum through the curls and tail as she rears up on her hind quarters to display the orange under-belly and base which has been expertly carved to indicate movement

Moorcroft Bee-in-Time Clock Brand_Goebel 8cm x H3cmA floriferous rose design on this clock chimes out joyfully in lemon pink hues, as tight to open buds clamber around the clock face. A drone can be found, nestled into the side of the clock, between rose and hive. Interestingly, Ingeborg Beling, a German ethnologist from the early 20th century, discovered that bees have a endogenous clock as described in her 1929 paper "ber das Zeitgedchtnis der Bienen" (On the Time Memory of Bees). The experiment was