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Selfridges Store, London - The Queen of Time

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Selfridges Store, London - The Queen of Time

Selfridges Store, London - The Queen of Time, installed in 1931 and designed by Gilbert Bayes. Date: circa 1931

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1931 Clock Department Elaborate Gilbert Oxford Selfridges Store Bayes


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Selfridges Store, London - The Queen of Time: A Glimpse into the Ornate Past of Oxford Street's Iconic Clock and Statue Circa 1931, the Selfridges Store on Oxford Street in London unveiled an intricately designed clock and statue, affectionately known as 'The Queen of Time.' Designed by the renowned British artist, Gilbert Bayes, this magnificent ornament graced the store's facade for nearly eight decades. The Queen of Time, a figure of regal elegance, stands proudly atop a clock adorned with intricate carvings, gilded accents, and elaborate details. Her long, flowing robes are draped gracefully around her, while her crown is adorned with stars and crescent moons. In one hand, she holds a scepter, symbolizing her power over time, while in the other, she cradles an hourglass, emphasizing the fleeting nature of the minutes and hours. The clock itself is a marvel of craftsmanship, with Roman numerals etched into its face and intricate gears visible through the glass panel. The clock's hands, shaped like the arms of a clockwork figure, move methodically, ticking away the passing moments. Gilbert Bayes, a prolific artist and sculptor, was known for his ornate and elaborate designs. His work can be seen in various public buildings and monuments across the United Kingdom. The Queen of Time is a testament to his artistic vision and mastery of detail. The Selfridges Store, with its iconic clock and statue, has long been a beloved landmark on Oxford Street. It stands as a symbol of the rich history and cultural significance of London's bustling shopping district. Today, the Queen of Time continues to captivate visitors with her timeless beauty and enduring allure.

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