Wells Cathedral clock, 1392
1392
Mantel clock, presented to T.W. Worsdell - Great Eastern Railway
circa 1885
Clock, London & North Western Railway
London & Birmingham Railway clock
1837
Time event clock, North Eastern Railway
Longcase clock, Stephenson & Co's Locomotive Works
1857
London & Birmingham Railway Guard's Clock, 1837-1839
1838
Barnard Tompion clock
1708
Clock symbolising motive power
Willis world clock, 1929-1935
1929-1935
Turret clock movement by William Smith
1750
Cawood, Wistow & Selby Light Railway clock
Clock dial marked 'Potter, Railway Time', 1840-1880
1840-1880
Late 16th century chamber clock by an unknown maker
1575-1599
Alarm clock
1840-1900
Windsor mantle clock
1845-1855
Junghans RC2 radio controlled clock
1988
Automatic tea-making machine
1902-1910
Spring-driven striking table-clock of gilt metal
1601-1700
Ferranti electric wall clock
Ferranti electric wall clock
1947
Short case clock
Ferranti electric wall clock
Ferranti electric wall clock.
Magneta clock from Manchester Guardian
Smith 'Time of Trip' Clock
Long-case clock, in ebony case, with pendulum and parts, 1660-1665
Clock, 25.5 hours
1916
Battery-driven Quartz Clock by Smiths, British, 1980-85
1971-1979
Ferranti Electric Clock
1928-1939
Ferranti Model 947 Clock
1945-1955
Clock, non-standard, W3232/43, dated 1943.
1943
Mantel Clock on Marble Base with Drum-Shaped Case, by Tupman, 1825-1835
1825-1835
Small Black Forest wall timepiece (Jockele) Trade label of J. de Solla & Son
Ferranti Model 131 Clock
1936
Pendulum from the Shortt free pendulum clock
before 1935
Cambridge contact clock.
1938
Rectangular clock of wood covered with cellulose nitrate
1931-1940
Dark brown
1930-1939
Ball bearings for the Parriss rolling-ball free pendulum clock
1944-1947
Winding key from long-case clock
1690-1710
Drive weights from long-case clock
1690-1710
Pendulum top palette from the Shortt free pendulum clock
before 1935
Polar clock
1845-1855
Black Forest clock, wooden foliot and wooden movement
Self-winding electric clock movement with dial
Clock
9" Pulsynetic impulse dial
Self-winding electric clock movement made according to Chester Pond's patent of 1884
