Victoria London Orb Desk Clock | Shiny Brass, Visible Mechanism | Elegant Tabletop Decor & Gift

Inspired by classic “Victoria London 1876” designs, this clock is a miniature marvel. The gleaming brass orb tilts gracefully on its pedestal, while the reverse offers a glimpse into the clock’s intricate inner workings.

Timeless Style, Intriguing Mechanics:

• Graceful Tilting Orb: The spherical clock head, encased in shiny brass, pivots vertically within its yoke, allowing you to adjust the viewing angle perfectly.
• Visible Mechanism (Back): Features a clear window on the reverse side, offering a fascinating view of the clock’s gears and movement – a delight for the mechanically curious.
• Lustrous Shiny Brass Finish: Highly polished, bright brass finish on the clock casing, yoke, and base accents provides a luxurious, timeless look.
• Classic Victorian Dial: The front displays an elegant face with clear Roman numerals and classic hands, featuring “Victoria London 1876” text for authentic vintage charm.
• Stable Wood & Brass Base: Rests securely on a contrasting dark wood base accented with shiny brass feet, combining elegance with stability.

Perfect For:

• Adding a touch of refined vintage style and mechanical intrigue to desks, shelves, or studies.
• Collectors of unique clocks, miniature instruments, or Victorian-era replicas.
• An elegant and unique gift for professionals, history buffs, engineers, or special occasions.
• Small spaces requiring a sophisticated and functional decorative accent.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Victoria London
• Material: Brass, Wood (Base), Glass (Lens), Clock Mechanism
• Finish: Shiny Brass & Dark Wood Base
• Dimensions: Approx. 6 cm (W) x 12 cm (H) / 2.4 in (W) x 4.7 in (H)
• Weight: Approx. 300 g / 0.66 lbs
• Power: Requires standard clock battery (type not specified, typically button cell or small battery – battery not included).
• Condition: New
• Heads up: The visible mechanism is viewed from the back of the clock. The “1876” is part of the vintage style reference. The clock head tilts vertically but does not rotate horizontally.