Supershopping
October, 1987
Neon clocks have been around since the early Thirties, usually as an advertising medium that hangs in a bar, a restaurant or a store. Now a company named Whistling Oyster in North Hollywood, California, is bringing back the clocks in a variety of custom designs. This one, which measures 26" in diameter, can be used indoors or out and features a baked finish and a brass electrical movement, about $995.Bowling Green, with essence of spearmint, lavender and orange, suggests a quiet country ren...
