The Catalogue

Instruments · 277 BCE – 262 BCE

Sundial, Anatolia (Asia Minor), 277 BCE – 262 BCE

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Instruments · 150 BCE – 75 BCE

Sundial, Egypt, 150 BCE – 75 BCE

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Instruments · c. 50

Portable sundial

Ensérune museum

Instruments · 100 CE – 200 CE

Sundial, Anatolia (Asia Minor), 100 CE – 200 CE

Musée du Louvre, Paris

Instruments · second half of the 2nd century AD

Roman sundial, second half of the 2nd century AD

Fine Arts Museum Vienna

Instruments · 400–600

Sundial, Greece, 400–600

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · Middle Ages (1100 AD - 1500 AD)

Sundial, Sweden, Middle Ages (1100 AD - 1500 AD)

Swedish History Museum

Instruments · 1300–1500

Sundial, Netherlands, 1300–1500

The province of North Holland

Instruments · 1326

Marble sundial by Khalīl ibn Ramtāsh, Cairo, 1326 (AH 726)

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Instruments · late Middle Ages (1350 AD - 1500 AD) - 1600-tal (1500 AD - 1699 AD)

Sundial, Sweden, late Middle Ages (1350 AD - 1500 AD) - 1

Swedish History Museum

Instruments · 1351–1400

Sundial, France, 1351–1400

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Instruments · 1401–1500

Sundial, 1401–1500

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Instruments · late 15th century

Sundial, stone, northern France, late 15th century

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Instruments · dated 1463

Sundial by Johann Müller von Königsberg gen. Regiomontanus, Austria, dated 1463

Fine Arts Museum Vienna

Instruments · c. 1500

Sundial, Germany, c. 1500

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Instruments · 16th century

Nocturnal and sundial attributed to Girolamo della Volpaia, Italy, 16th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Instruments · 1578 16th century

Sundial from near Oswestry

Archaeology Data Service

Instruments · 1500–1525

Sundial, 1500–1525

Rijksmuseum

Instruments · late 1500s tai early 1600s

Sundial, late 1500s tai early 1600s

Suomen kansallismuseo

Instruments · nyare tid (1500 AD - 2100 AD)

Sundial, Sweden, nyare tid (1500 AD - 2100 AD)

Swedish History Museum

Instruments · 1501–1600

Brass quadrant sundial, 6½-inch radius, with Italian hours, Europe, 1501–1600 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · 1501–1600

Circular sundial, copper gilt and engraved, German, 16th century (no compass needle on cover glass)

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · uncertain 1501/1600

Diptych sundial by Paulus Reinman, uncertain 1501/1600

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Instruments · 1501–1600

Ivory diptych dial by Jasper Milner

Science Museum Group, London