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.

Matching records

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Drum clock and case, made in France or Germany, about 1540. Gilded brass, engraved with the Crucifixion

Clocks · c.1540

Drum clock and case, made in France or Germany, about 1540. Gilded brass, engraved with the Crucifixion

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Square table clock of brass and iron, damascened, engraved and partly gilded, signed by Jacob Marquart of Augsburg and dated 1567.

Clocks · 1567

Square table clock of brass and iron, damascened, engraved and partly gilded, signed by Jacob Marquart of Augsburg and dated 1567.

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

Astrological clock in the form of a celestial globe, of gilt metal, made in Augsburg in 1584 by Georg Roll and Johannes Reinhold

Clocks · 1584

Astrological clock in the form of a celestial globe, of gilt metal, made in Augsburg in 1584 by Georg Roll and Johannes Reinhold

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Table Clock, sheet brass, engraved, pierced and gilt, Paris, ca.1600, signed 'B(?) Pichard, à Paris'

Clocks · c. 1600

Table Clock, sheet brass, engraved, pierced and gilt, Paris, ca.1600, signed 'B(?) Pichard, à Paris'

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Small monstrance clock with rock crystal case South German or Austrian, early 17th Century.

Clocks · 1600–1625

Small monstrance clock with rock crystal case South German or Austrian, early 17th Century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Sundial, 17th century

Clocks · 17th century

Sundial, 17th century

Kunstpalast

Double longcase clock by Daniel Quare

Clocks · 1716

Double longcase clock by Daniel Quare

Royal Museums Greenwich

Clock by Nils Berg, Sweden, 1760–1769

Clocks · 1760–1769

Clock by Nils Berg, Sweden, 1760–1769

Nordic Museum Foundation

Clock dial marked "Potter, Railway Time" with two hands, unknown maker, British, 1840–1880

Clocks · 1840–1880

Clock dial marked "Potter, Railway Time" with two hands, unknown maker, British, 1840–1880

Science Museum Group, London

Wall Clock in octagonal case with Prince of Wales Feathers above makers name "W. Avison, Railway Time, York", made by William Avison, England, 1840–1880.

Clocks · 1840–1880

Wall Clock in octagonal case with Prince of Wales Feathers above makers name "W. Avison, Railway Time, York", made by William Avison, England, 1840–1880.

Science Museum Group, London