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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Polyhedral dial attributed to Girolamo della Volpaia, Italy, late 16th century

Instruments · late 16th century

Polyhedral dial attributed to Girolamo della Volpaia, Italy, late 16th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial attributed to Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, late 16th century

Instruments · late 16th century

Polyhedral dial attributed to Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, late 16th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial by Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, late 16th century

Instruments · late 16th century

Polyhedral dial by Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, late 16th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial, Germany, late 16th century

Instruments · late 16th century

Polyhedral dial, Germany, late 16th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial by Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, 1587

Instruments · 1587

Polyhedral dial by Stefano Buonsignori, Italy, 1587

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial by Girolamo della Volpaia, Italy, 1590

Instruments · 1590

Polyhedral dial by Girolamo della Volpaia, Italy, 1590

Museo Galileo, Florence

Rectangular reclining sundial, boxwood, for Italian hours by Hieronymus Vulparia, Florence, Italy, 1592. For use at latitude 42° (Rome) (see note).

Instruments · 1592

Rectangular reclining sundial, boxwood, for Italian hours by Hieronymus Vulparia, Florence, Italy, 1592. For use at latitude 42° (Rome) (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Polyhedral dial, 17th century

Instruments · 17th century

Polyhedral dial, 17th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

Polyhedral dial, Italy, mid-17th century

Instruments · mid-17th century

Polyhedral dial, Italy, mid-17th century

Museo Galileo, Florence

German universal cubical sundial in wood with paper scales, signed D. Beringer, compass needle and cover glass missing, c.1780

Instruments · 1751–1800

German universal cubical sundial in wood with paper scales, signed D. Beringer, compass needle and cover glass missing, c.1780

Science Museum Group, London

Polyhedral dial by David Beringer, Germany, between 1777 and 1821

Instruments · between 1777 and 1821

Polyhedral dial by David Beringer, Germany, between 1777 and 1821

Museo Galileo, Florence