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The Horology Museum

The Catalogue

Individual clocks, watches, instruments and movements, each with photographs, maker, date, materials and the institution or archive that documents it. Every record links back to its source; images are credited and their rights status is tracked for review.

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Iron alarm clock, Central Europe, 16th century

Clocks · 16th century

Iron alarm clock, Central Europe, 16th century

German Clock Museum

Table clock, Germany, 1500–1600

Clocks · 1500–1600

Table clock, Germany, 1500–1600

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Table clock, Germany, 1500–1600

Clocks · 1500–1600

Table clock, Germany, 1500–1600

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Table clock, Germany, 1540–1560

Clocks · 1540–1560

Table clock, Germany, 1540–1560

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Clock, 1543

Clocks · 1543

Clock, 1543

Institute of Material Culture of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period

Clock, a striking alarm clock in a gilt brass case, Germany, c.1550.

Clocks · c.1550

Clock, a striking alarm clock in a gilt brass case, Germany, c.1550.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Alarm Tabernacle clock, gilt brass case with engraved and cast decoration, German, late 16th Century.

Clocks · 1575–1600

Alarm Tabernacle clock, gilt brass case with engraved and cast decoration, German, late 16th Century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Alarm Table-Clock, German, late 16th century.

Clocks · 1575–1600

Alarm Table-Clock, German, late 16th century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Alarm table-clock, gilt-bronze, German, late 16th Century.

Clocks · 1575–1600

Alarm table-clock, gilt-bronze, German, late 16th Century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Alarm Tabernacle clock, German, about 1580.

Clocks · 1580

Alarm Tabernacle clock, German, about 1580.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astronomical tabernacle clock, gilt metal, cast, pierced and engraved, Austrian or South German, late 16th Century.

Clocks · 1585–1600

Astronomical tabernacle clock, gilt metal, cast, pierced and engraved, Austrian or South German, late 16th Century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Table Clock, Germany, 1600–1700

Clocks · 1600–1700

Table Clock, Germany, 1600–1700

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Two-hand pavilion clock, Germany, first half 17th century

Clocks · first half 17th century

Two-hand pavilion clock, Germany, first half 17th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Table clock, with a silver dial enriched with enamels, the movement signed by David Ramsay, Scotland, about 1610.

Clocks · 1610–1615

Table clock, with a silver dial enriched with enamels, the movement signed by David Ramsay, Scotland, about 1610.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Clock, Germany, 1620

Clocks · 1620

Clock, Germany, 1620

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Lantern clock by John Pennocke

Clocks · 1625–1635

Lantern clock by John Pennocke

British Museum

Weight-driven wall clock with alarm and hour striking

Clocks · 1625–1635

Weight-driven wall clock with alarm and hour striking

British Museum

Lantern alarm clock, silver, by David Bouquet, circa 1650

Clocks · c. 1650

Lantern alarm clock, silver, by David Bouquet, circa 1650

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Alarm clock, Germany, 1650

Clocks · 1650

Alarm clock, Germany, 1650

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Clock by Thomas Wheeler, England, 1670

Clocks · 1670

Clock by Thomas Wheeler, England, 1670

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Table Clock - Johan Dotthy, Breslau, 17th century

Clocks · c. 1680

Table Clock - Johan Dotthy, Breslau, 17th century

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

3rd Period Lantern Clock, c. 1685

Clocks · c. 1685

3rd Period Lantern Clock, c. 1685

Howard Walwyn Fine Antique Clocks (dealer), London

Lantern clock by Henry Mountlow, London

Clocks · c. 1685

Lantern clock by Henry Mountlow, London

The Antique Clock Company (dealer), Dorset

Longcase clock, movement by Ahasuerus II Fromanteel, Netherlands, c. 1690–94

Clocks · c. 1690–94

Longcase clock, movement by Ahasuerus II Fromanteel, Netherlands, c. 1690–94

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York