The Catalogue

Instruments · 1800-1900

Metal, possibly silver alloy, sundial in shape of pocket watch includes a compass. French, 1800-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 19th or 20th century, in the style of 16th–early 17th century

Watch by Thomas Tompion, United Kingdom, 1800–1917

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Clocks · 1801-1900

Clock (French) symbolising motive power, gilt bronze finish, with two keys, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

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

Instruments · 1801-1899

French portable horizontal sundial for latitude 49°, in brass with wooden base ( A33438)

Science Museum Group, London

Clocks · 1801-1900

Instrument for ruling clock dials, 1800s.

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · 1801-1900

Marine chronometer by Young, Charles, England, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1801-1900

Pocket watch by L'Epine, Jean Antoine, France, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1801-1900

Pocket watch by Markwick, Markham; Perigal family, England, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1801-1900

Pocket watch by William Ilbery, England, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1801–1900

Pocket watch, 1801–1900

Museum of City History Leipzig

Pocket Watches · 1801-1900

Pocket watch, Switzerland, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · 1801-1900

Portable universal equinoctial sundial in brass with mahogany case, English, c.1900

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1801-1900

Stand for Japanese clock with two-balance foliot escapement and double strike arrangement

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · 1801-1900

Sundial, Russia, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1801-1900

Swiss or French movement with horizontal escapement including "Jumper" mechanism, damaged (cylinder broken), incomplete (dial etc. missing) no.390, 1801-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Instruments · 1816-1885

Horizontal compass sundial for latitude 52 degrees, signed "Harris & Son, Gt Russell St, Bloomsbury" English, second quarter of the 19th century. (B1695)

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1818-1900

Pocket watch, England, 1818-1900

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket Watches · 1818–1902

Pocket watch, Switzerland, 1818–1902 (Sörmland Museum SLM_item_305547)

Sörmland Museum

Pocket Watches · 1818–1902

Pocket watch, Switzerland, 1818–1902 (Sörmland Museum SLM_item_305548)

Sörmland Museum

Pocket Watches · mid 19th century

Watch, enamelled gilt brass of floral design, signed 'A Bloys.', France, in an early 17th century style but possibly mid 19th century

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Clocks · 1830-1870

Wall clock in a papier mâché case with painted decoration. English, mid 19th century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Instruments · 1831-1870

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

Science Museum Group, London

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