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Clockarium
Museum dedicated to the history of 20 th century art deco ceramic clocks, which were found in nearly every Belgian and north French household in the early 20 th as ceramic was considered the "plastic" of the time.
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With a collection spanning over 3 floors, the museum has ceramic clocks from French and Czech origin on the 1 st floor, Belgian clocks on the 2 nd floor, and art deco clocks of German, Dutch, Austrian and Italian origin on the 3 rd floor. One of the rooms is entirely dedicated to clocks from the 1950s until contemporary clocks.
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