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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Longcase clock, ca. 1660, English, made by Ahasuerus Fromanteel

Clocks · ca. 1660

Longcase clock, ca. 1660, English, made by Ahasuerus Fromanteel

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Cattell, William, England, 1675-1685

Clocks · 1675-1685

Longcase clock by Cattell, William, England, 1675-1685

Science Museum Group, London

Longcase clock with calendar by Joseph Knibb, United Kingdom, ca. 1680–85

Clocks · ca. 1680–85

Longcase clock with calendar by Joseph Knibb, United Kingdom, ca. 1680–85

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Inscribed ‘William Clement, London’, made about 1685

Clocks · c.1685

LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Inscribed ‘William Clement, London’, made about 1685

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Cruttenden, Thomas, England, 1680-1690

Clocks · 1680-1690

Longcase clock by Cruttenden, Thomas, England, 1680-1690

Science Museum Group, London

Longcase clock, Netherlands, 1680

Clocks · 1680

Longcase clock, Netherlands, 1680

Rijksmuseum

LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Made by William Clement, London, about 1690

Clocks · c.1690

LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Made by William Clement, London, about 1690

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Joseph Knibb, England, c.1690

Clocks · c.1690

Longcase clock by Joseph Knibb, England, c.1690

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Movement by Ahasuerus II Fromanteel, United Kingdom, ca. 1690–94

Clocks · ca. 1690–94

Longcase clock by Movement by Ahasuerus II Fromanteel, United Kingdom, ca. 1690–94

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Longcase clock, English, made about 1690, inscribed ‘Dan Le Count London’. Walnut with marquetry of other woods

Clocks · 1690

Longcase clock, English, made about 1690, inscribed ‘Dan Le Count London’. Walnut with marquetry of other woods

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Long case clock, inscribed ‘Henricus Jones Londini Fecit’, possibly early 20th century copy, oak casework with ebonized varnish

Clocks · c.1700

Long case clock, inscribed ‘Henricus Jones Londini Fecit’, possibly early 20th century copy, oak casework with ebonized varnish

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by James Beverly, England, ca. 1700

Clocks · ca. 1700

Longcase clock by James Beverly, England, ca. 1700

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Inscribed ‘Edward Speakman Londoni fecit’, made about 1700

Clocks · c.1700

MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Marquetry of walnut and other woods Inscribed ‘Edward Speakman Londoni fecit’, made about 1700

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK Ebonised pearwood veneer on oak carcase Inscribed 'Tho Tompion and Edw Banger London', made in about 1705

Clocks · c.1705

EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK Ebonised pearwood veneer on oak carcase Inscribed 'Tho Tompion and Edw Banger London', made in about 1705

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Louis (Uhrmacher) (Herstellung) George, Eberswalde, 1700–1799

Clocks · 1700–1799

Longcase clock by Louis (Uhrmacher) (Herstellung) George, Eberswalde, 1700–1799

Museum Eberswalde

Month-going longcase clock, 1700-1740, English. Walnut veneer with bone stringing, inscribed 'John Barrow London'

Clocks · 1700-1740

Month-going longcase clock, 1700-1740, English. Walnut veneer with bone stringing, inscribed 'John Barrow London'

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by David Roentgen ( - ), England, 1711–1827

Clocks · 1711–1827

Longcase clock by David Roentgen ( - ), England, 1711–1827

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Eight-day long case clock, English, 1715-1725, inscribed 'Windmills London'. Oak and pinewood, carved, red with silvered decoration

Clocks · 1715-1725

Eight-day long case clock, English, 1715-1725, inscribed 'Windmills London'. Oak and pinewood, carved, red with silvered decoration

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase clock by Daniel Delander, United Kingdom, probably ca. 1720

Clocks · probably ca. 1720

Longcase clock by Daniel Delander, United Kingdom, probably ca. 1720

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Longcase clock by George Graham, United Kingdom, ca. 1720

Clocks · ca. 1720

Longcase clock by George Graham, United Kingdom, ca. 1720

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Longcase clock by Paulus Bramer, Netherlands, 1715

Clocks · 1715

Longcase clock by Paulus Bramer, Netherlands, 1715

Geldersch Landschap & Kasteelen

Longcase clock by William Halstead, England, ca.1720

Clocks · ca.1720

Longcase clock by William Halstead, England, ca.1720

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

QUARTER CHIMING MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Japanned, pine carcase Inscribed 'Markwick, Londini', made in about 1725

Clocks · ca.1725

QUARTER CHIMING MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Japanned, pine carcase Inscribed 'Markwick, Londini', made in about 1725

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

LONG CASE CLOCK Figured walnut Inscribed 'Benj: Gray and Just: Vulliamy, London', made in about 1730

Clocks · c.1730

LONG CASE CLOCK Figured walnut Inscribed 'Benj: Gray and Just: Vulliamy, London', made in about 1730

Victoria and Albert Museum, London