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Movements & Components · late 16th century
Clock case with figure of St George and the Dragon. Gilt brass openwork, cast and chased, South German, late 16th century.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1579
Celestial globe with clockwork by Gerhard Emmoser, Germany, 1579
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Movements & Components · 1620
Tabernacle clock, engraved with figures of Mercury, Minerva, and Venus with Cupid, German, about 1620.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1690-1695
Clock movement by Bradford, Thomas, England, 1690-1695
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1690-1710
Pendulum from long-case clock, by Benjamin Nicholas, London, United Kingdom, 1690-1710
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · ca. 1700
Longcase clock case, marquetry of walnut and other woods, English, about 1700, maker unknown
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1715
Original eight day clock by Harrison, date 1715, wheel work mostly of wood. With correspondence concerning Harrison clocks
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50
Clock case by Meissen Manufactory, Germany, case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Movements & Components · 1726-1728
Clock movement by Harrison, John, England, 1726-1728
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · late 18th century - 1810
Clock case and pedestal of porcelain, Doccia porcelain factory, Florence, late 18th-early 19th century
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1756-1757
Clock case by Paul Hannong's pottery factory, France, 1756-1757
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · ca. 1770
Clock case of soft-paste porcelain, possibly modelled by N. Lecreux, Tournai porcelain factory, Tournai, ca. 1770.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1800-1830
Bracket clock case, English, 1800-1830, mahogany and satinwood
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1800–1899
Clock case by Frederic Vidal, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, 1800–1899 (National Museum of Art of Catalonia https___catalonica_bnc_cat_catalonicahub_lod_H701278_ent0)
National Museum of Art of Catalonia
Movements & Components · 1800–1899
Clock case by Frederic Vidal, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, 1800–1899 (National Museum of Art of Catalonia https___catalonica_bnc_cat_catalonicahub_lod_H715285_ent0)
National Museum of Art of Catalonia
Movements & Components · early 19th century
Clock case, cast ormolu, probably made in London, 19th century copy of a 1736 clock case
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 19th century
Clock case, jasperware, Josiah Wedgwood and Sons, Etruria, late 19th century
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · early 19th century
Skeleton clock with case, signed ROBIN A PARIS, early 19th century
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · ca. 1820-1830
Clock case, lead-glazed earthenware painted in pink lustre, probably made in Sunderland, ca. 1820-1830
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1843-1884
Ivory and blackwood clock case, by Holtzapffel and Company, London, England, 1843-1884
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1898
Clock case and vase by George E. Ohr, United States, 1898
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Movements & Components · 1901-2000
Nautilus wristwatch in a stainless steel case by Patek Phillippe, with co-axial escapement fitted by George Daniels, Switzerland/Isle of Man 1981/2.
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1903
Chronometer escapement mounted as an exhibition model and housed in a domed glazed case. Made by William T. Hayes.
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1915-1916
Clock case, United Kingdom, 1915-1916
Science Museum Group, London