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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Cylinder dial, Italy, between 1574 and 1587

Instruments · between 1574 and 1587

Cylinder dial, Italy, between 1574 and 1587

Museo Galileo, Florence

Sundial by F. F. Stephanus, Italy, 1587

Instruments · 1587

Sundial by F. F. Stephanus, Italy, 1587

Science Museum Group, London

Horizontal cylinder dial, Italy, 17th century

Instruments · 17th century

Horizontal cylinder dial, Italy, 17th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Column sundial of ivory, height 3½-inches, French, 1601–1700 (see note).

Instruments · 1601–1700

Column sundial of ivory, height 3½-inches, French, 1601–1700 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Wooden column sundial, showing Italian hours, signed and dated 1677. Probably Italian.

Instruments · 1677

Wooden column sundial, showing Italian hours, signed and dated 1677. Probably Italian.

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Henry Robert, 1794–1874

Instruments · 1794–1874

Sundial by Henry Robert, 1794–1874

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Cylinder sundial or 'Shepherd's dial', for use at latitude 42°. Rough construction. Made in France, 1801–1900 (see note).

Instruments · 1801–1900

Cylinder sundial or 'Shepherd's dial', for use at latitude 42°. Rough construction. Made in France, 1801–1900 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Column dial by Henry Robert, Horloger, au Palais Royal, paper on wood, early 19th century

Instruments · 1831–1870

Column dial by Henry Robert, Horloger, au Palais Royal, paper on wood, early 19th century

Science Museum Group, London

Column sundial for latitude 52 degrees, in boxwood with paper scales by Henry Robert, Horloger, Au Palais Royal, Paris, c.1832

Instruments · 1831–1870

Column sundial for latitude 52 degrees, in boxwood with paper scales by Henry Robert, Horloger, Au Palais Royal, Paris, c.1832

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Henry Robert, France, 1831–1870

Instruments · 1831–1870

Sundial by Henry Robert, France, 1831–1870

Science Museum Group, London

Vertical cylinder dial by Paolo Contarini, 1844

Instruments · 1844

Vertical cylinder dial by Paolo Contarini, 1844

Museo Galileo, Florence