Small white cup in soft paste porcelain
1748-1763
Expedition Crane
1764
Cutter, Alert
1755
Doorcase 56 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
circa 1750
Demainbray's Archimedean screw
1752
Mezzotint portrait of Benjamin Franklin
1762
Demainbray's convex lens
1750
Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Etching of an electrically powered garden
1755
Clarke's Hydrometer (c. 1755)
1755
George III's weighted cylinder
1762
Unweighted cylinder in frame
1762
Square signed "J.Ramsden, 1757"
1757
Hindley's pyrometer and three expansion tubes made by Henry Hindley
1752
Glass bell jar with a brass collar
1761
King George III's friction machine
1762
George III's apparatus for oblique and compound collision
1762
Double brass stand for bell jars on a brass pillar
1761
model carriage chassis with two axles, 1762
1762
George III's cycloidal pendulum
1762
George III's tidal demonstration model
1762
King George III's central forces machine
1762
George III's pendulum
1762
Watch movement with remontoir and two balance springs by Thomas Mudge
1755
Small lantern clock with alarm signed George Graham
1750-1760
Turret clock movement by William Smith
1750
Demainbray's cometarium
1750-1760
Watch with double dial
1760
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Cutter, Alert
1755
Altazimuth theodolite by Benjamin Cole & Son
1755-1765
Model diving bell with 12 sinking weights
before 1753
Magnetic toy by George Adams
1765
George III's glass sphere
1761
Pair-cased pocket watch in pinchbeck and leather outer casing with verge escapement
1705-1737
Demainbray's convex mirror
1752
Model of Hooke's universal joint
1760
Demainbray's optical model
1752
Demainbray's optical model
1752
Demainbray's optical model
1752
Demainbray's optical model
1752
Demainbray's four wheeled wagon model
1751
Demainbray's model of a camera obscura
1752
Mahogany cross-piece for an air pump
1761
George III's Magdeburg hemispheres
1761
George III's inclined plane and Horse-way
1762
George III's compound engine
1762
George III's model crriage body
1762
Silver microscope by George Adams, c. 1761.
1763