Wooden skeleton clock folk art work with counterweight system

Wooden skeleton clock folk art work with counterweight system. Faithful reproduction of a fifteenth-century clock. Made according to the models of the first mechanical clocks of the 15th century. The operation is identical to that of gothic clocks. These clocks have the same mechanical systems and are manufactured with the same materials and techniques as those used at the time. Wedges or wrenches were used to secure the frame, and there are no screws. Their appearance was achieved by a complex process of aging the parts, both in iron and wooden models. Nineteenth century. Dimensions h35 X 16 X 14.