Robert Thorne 18th Century Clockwork | Antique Longcase Mechanism | London Horology Artifact | Decorative Historical Collectible
$1,125.00 $1,250.00
Step into the world of late 18th-century London horology with this Robert Thorne clockwork, crafted between 1753 and 1768 by one of the period’s noted watch and clockmakers. Originally built for a longcase or grandfather clock, this impressive mechanism now serves as a striking decorative piece that highlights the precision and artistry of early clockmaking.
Although it no longer ticks, the clockwork remains a remarkable historical artifact. Its sculpted brass components, elegant proportions, and traditional London craftsmanship reflect the skill and refinement of the 1700s. For collectors of antique clocks, this piece offers a rare opportunity to own an authentic example from a respected maker.
Whether displayed as a unique decorative object or appreciated as a piece of horological history, this Robert Thorne mechanism carries the character and authenticity of a bygone era.
● Design & Style: Late 18th-century London clockwork mechanism
● Material: Brass mechanical components
● Date / Era: Circa 1753–1768
● Notable Features: Original grandfather clock mechanism, historic maker, decorative display piece
● Condition: Antique condition; untested for function
● Dimensions: 16 cm deep / 5.51 inches — 30.5 cm wide / 6.49 inches — 41.5 cm high / 10.43 inches
🎁 Perfect for collectors, antique lovers, and meaningful gifting
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