Wooden Acupuncture Model
1681
Napier's Bones
1690
Islamic horary quadrant, 1727-1728
1727-1728
Early balance spring watch by Thomas Tompion
1675-1679
Orrery made by John Rowley for the Earl of Orrery
1712-1713
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Drug jar for cinchona bark
1701-1730
Brass-bound lodestone
1675-1700
Model of early manual fire engine, ca. 1680.
1680
Pill tile, England, 1671-1730
1671-1730
Earthenware pill tile
1671-1730
Sector by Bion
1700-1720
Le Cabinet de M. Le Clerc
circa 1711
Astronomical quadrant with stand, 1685-1724
1685-1724
Telescope by John Yarwell.
1685-1695
Telescope by Christopher Cock
1673
Edmund Culpeper
1720
Thomas Tuttell
1695-1702
Barnard Tompion clock
1708
Cupellation furnace
1696-1700
Trade card for John Yarwell, optician, London, England, 1697
1697
Albarello vase decorated with country villa scene
1725
Blue maolica albarello
1670-1730
Albarello vase decorated with scene of country villa
1725
Blue maiolica albarello
1670-1730
Storage jar
1714
Model wagon, horse-drawn quarry truck
1730
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Bottle shaped glass female urinal, Europe, 1701-1730
1701-1730
Urinal
1701-1730
Ogee moulding plane
1704-1728
Compass plane
1717
Sundial making tool
1690-1710
Handheld reading lens and case
1680-1700
Print of Henry Beighton's Engraving of a Newcomen Engine
1717-1725
Compound microscope
1701-1723
Graphometer with magnetic compass
1710-1720
Case for Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Compound microscope
1700
Telescope by John Marshall
1685-1695
Pair-cased pocket watch in pinchbeck and leather outer casing with verge escapement
1705-1737
Mezzotint portrait of John Theophilus Desaguliers
1725
Pocket watch by Thomas Tompion
1675-1700
Silver sector signed by Culpeper
1700-1737
Neolithic flint scraper
4000-2001 BCE
Dividing engine for making sextants and octants
Made late 1700s, modified 1800s
Demainbray's Newcomen engine model
1720
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)