Abstract: A shelf furniture unit, comprising trestle sides with their front legs and rear legs upperly hinged, at least some of the shelves being rotatably supported by the front legs and by bars forming with said shelves an articulated parallelogram structure, with at least one of the shelves arranged to cooperate with the rear legs in order to modify the inclination of the shelves and to enable the legs to be closed together.

Abstract: A clock, preferably for wall-mounting, comprising a support for a substantially flat dial, to the rear side of which there is secured a known clock mechanism for indicating hours, minutes and seconds and for causing a swinging arm to oscillate, to said swinging arm there being removably connected a pendular member situated at least partly on the rear of the dial and connected through an aperture in the dial to an element positioned on the front of the dial.

Abstract: The sheet carrying board comprises a flat surface, a raised edge at least partly surrounding said flat surface, a clip on at least on side portion of said raised edge, and an article-containing seat provided in said raised edge and closable.

Abstract: The clock comprises a usual clockwork, as well as a first annular component provided with a ring of pin-like projections parallel to one another; a second component which is also annular and can be coupled with the first component and provided with a ring of openings which can be aligned with and passed through by the pin-like projections and located on an inner flange thereof; a substantially flat dial to rest on the inner flange and provided with a ring of openings which can be aligned with those of the second component and passed through the pin-like projections thus forming the time references; and a third transparent component provided with contour side insertable in the second component.