Nowadays a lot of online sites suggest antique clocks. In the twenty first century not only successful persons may buy it but it became also an avocation of average people.
On the bridge of the XIV and XV centuries mantelpiece and room clocks began usually to be found. Clocks were made of iron and were wound with the assistance of load. The first mantel clocks were alike to tower clocks. They had the same layout and elements.
In the XV century period clocks were put in walls' consoles. Later on a wooden console became a part of clocks' frame and was mounted the same style and ornament as clocks had. Indoor clocks played an important role in the furniture of a room. Every house adhered to the style that was fashionable during the age and a clock was a part of the entire design ensemble of the house. The most prominent asters of applied art such as Roentgen, Goutier and Benemann, also worked over the artistic view of the clocks. They worked on their personal models and created clocks in the unique prototypes. In the eighteenth century appeared clockmakers that began to create copies from the most marvelous clocks they found.