Napier's Bones
1690
Table clock with quarter chiming by William Speakman
1690-1700
Wandering hour watch by Sinclare, Dublin, c.1690
1690
Thomas Tuttell
1695-1702
Barnard Tompion clock
1708
Cupellation furnace
1696-1700
Trade card for John Yarwell, optician, London, England, 1697
1697
Watch movement by Thomas Tompion
1692
Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Thomas Tompion
1695-1700
Gold pair-cased watch with outer case chased in a basket-weave pattern by Charles Gretton
1702
Gold pair-cased watch with gold champleve dial, by Daniel Quare
1710
Watch with differential dial by John Ferrers
1690-1695
Gold pair-cased repeating watch by William Tomlinson
circa 1710
Silver watch by Charles Gretton
1690
Gold watch by Brounker Watts
1700-1710
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Watch with mock pendulum, by M. Martinot
1700
Sundial making tool
1690-1710
Compound microscope
1700
Dividing engine for making sextants and octants
Made late 1700s, modified 1800s
Year-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare
1700-1710
Silver pair-cased watch by Benjamin Bell
1690
Striking and repeating watch movement by Thomas Tompion and Edward Bangor.
1701-1708
Table clock in tortoiseshell case by Fromanteel and Clarke
1695-1696
Pair cased watch by Christopher Egelton
1700
Silver watch with differential dial by John Bushman
1700
Watch movement by Daniel Quare
1700
Month-going longcase clock by John May
1700-1710
Astronomical table clock by Samuel Watson, believed to have belonged to Sir Isaac Newton
1690-1710
Silver repeating watch by Daniel Quare
1708-1710
Square-shaped watch by Francis Raynsford
1700
Watch with mock pendulum by David Lestourgeon
1700
Watch with '15 minute' hand by Richard Street
1700
Neolithic flint scraper
4000-2001 BCE
Isaac Newton’s Reflecting Telescope (replica)
1668; 1924
Mobile cellular telephone (Motorola 'Flip Phone') model no. F09SQD8955AB
1990-95
Telescope by Galileo (replica)
1610; 1923
Pendulum clock designed by Galileo in 1642 and made by his son in 1649, model.
1642-1649 (original); 1883 (model)
Set of Mathematical instruments by D. Lusuerg, c 1701.
1701
Model of the Asklepion at Epidaurus, Greece, 1936
1936
Amulet and charm to protect against plague
1690-1710
Ancient Egyptian flint saw, replica
circa 3000 BCE
Token of a small group of Dutch apothecaries
1700
Plaster model of tomb plaque
100 BCE-300 CE; 1890-1920
Alabaster mortar
2000-1350
Harpenden pocket stadiometer sent out to Ludlow Boys' School as part of a series of nationwide measurements
1972-3
Small stone scarab pierced longitudinally with flat base engraved with design of standing harpist and seated figure
2000-1000
Pocket surgical instrument case
1690-1699
Portable sundial and perpetual calendar
1693
Egyptian weight, 12th Dynasty
circa 1800 BCE