'Memento mori' watch in the form of a skull, known as the 'Mary Queen of Scots' watch. Clockmakers 1780-1850
Spring detent watch by John Arnold, used by Ruth Bellville and family to distribute GMT c.1834-1940 Clockmakers 1794
Deck-watch used by Capt. William Parry during his attempt to reach the North Pole, 1827 Clockmakers 1823
Silver and tortoiseshell watch pair-cased watch with differential dial by John Ferrers Clockmakers 1690-1695
Silver one-minute tourbillon watch by Breguet et Fils, sold to the Princess de Valencay in 1812. Clockmakers 1812
Gold pair-cased watch with outer case chased in a basket-weave pattern by Charles Gretton Clockmakers 1702
Silver and tortoiseshell pair-cased watch with 'six hour' dial by Francis Stamper Clockmakers 1680-1685
Croll Testimonial silver gilt fountain, Parcel-gilt Victorian silver rosewater fountain designed as a table centrepiece Clockmakers 1870
Snuff box, ivory, rectangular, mother of pearl panel in lid, inlaid silver balloon, unsigned, European, 1750-1800 Snuff box Penn-Gaskell Collection 1750-1800
Snuff box, wood, rectangular, bound in silver with painted lid, unsigned, French, 1783-1800. Lid shows Montgolfier balloon, river and horseman. Snuff box Penn-Gaskell Collection 1783-1800
A verge escapement watch by Henry Archer in an oval gilt metal case with silver covers and engraved silver band. The gilt engraved dial has a circular silver chapter ring. The movement has a three wheel train, oval pinned on balance cock and worm-and-wheel set-up. Back plate with engraved border. London c.1630 Oval gilt-metal watch by Henry Archer Clockmakers 1630
Parkesine hair ornament, inlaid with brass, silver and mother of pear. Plastics and Modern Materials c. 1862
Silver 'preserver' spectacles with two sets of D-shaped green lenses and turnpin sides. Made by John Braham Optics 1828-1838
Walking Stick, North Staffordshire Railway, wooden stick with ivory handle; silver band round top engraved " Presented to L. Longbottom Esq by friends of the Fenton Conservative Club, March 2nd 1901". Overall: 924 mm x 110 mm x 26 mm. Walking stick, North Staffordshire Railway Miscellanea & Curiosities 1901
Pair of candlesticks, Sheffield plate by Boulton and Fothergill, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, c.1765 Pair of candlesticks Sheffield plate by Boulton and Fothergill, Birmingham Temporary Exhibitions c. 1765
