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Astronomical table clock by Samuel Watson, believed to have belonged to Sir Isaac Newton

Astronomical table clock by Samuel Watson, believed to have belonged to Sir Isaac Newton

1690-1710
Table clock in ebony case by Joseph Knibb

Table clock in ebony case by Joseph Knibb

1675-1685
Table clock by Nicholas Vallin

Table clock by Nicholas Vallin

1598-1603
Table clock with pull quarter repeat by George Tyler

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by George Tyler

1715-1725
Table clock in tortoiseshell case by Fromanteel and Clarke

Table clock in tortoiseshell case by Fromanteel and Clarke

1695-1696
Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Thomas Tompion

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Thomas Tompion

1695-1700
Table clock in ebony case by Samuel Knibb

Table clock in ebony case by Samuel Knibb

1665-1666
Early London made pendulum clock by Edward East

Early London made pendulum clock by Edward East

1601-1700
Table clock in walnut case by Henry Jones

Table clock in walnut case by Henry Jones

1675
Table clock with quarter chiming by William Speakman

Table clock with quarter chiming by William Speakman

1690-1700
Table clock by Richard Baker

Table clock by Richard Baker

1675-1700
Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Andrew Dunlop

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Andrew Dunlop

1740
Masterpiece clock from Augsburg, Germany, 1625-1635

Masterpiece clock from Augsburg, Germany, 1625-1635

1625-1635
Square Brass Table Clock

Square Brass Table Clock

1600-1634
Masterpiece clock from Augsburg, Germany, 1625-1635

Masterpiece clock from Augsburg, Germany, 1625-1635

1625-1635
Square table alarm clock

Square table alarm clock

1545-1555
Table Clock

Table Clock

1701-1900
Square Brass Table Clock

Square Brass Table Clock

1600-1634
Movement or square striking table clock

Movement or square striking table clock

1575-1600
5" brass octagonal table clock with glass sides

5" brass octagonal table clock with glass sides

early 17th century onwards
Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows

Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows

1650-1660
Square brass table clock

Square brass table clock

1674-1700
Japanese table clock, in porcelain case with box

Japanese table clock, in porcelain case with box

Square table alarm clock

Square table alarm clock

1545-1555
Hexagonal Table Clock

Hexagonal Table Clock

1631-1660
A glazed table clock known as ‘T45’ by Anthony Randall, England, completed 1998. This clock incorporates an accurate reconstruction of parts, from the centre wheel onwards, of the mechanisms of John Harrison’s H4 and H5 timekeepers. The ‘T’ in the name references the two tensator mainsprings which drive the mechanism, and enable it to run for 8 days on a single wind, with a very constant driving force. The centre wheel drives a train remontoire via an internally cut third wheel. The remontoire rewinds an additional small spring, which provides the energy to drive the escapement, which is mounted on a platform at the top of the clock. Donated to the Clockmakers' Charity by the maker, Anthony Randall. Clockmakers' Museum No. 1535

T45 table clock by Anthony Randall

1998
Spring driven, striking table clock with pull repeat by Christopher Gould, London, c.1700. Ebonised case with basket top and ormolu mounts. 6 inch square gilt-brass dial with matted centre, applied silvered chapter ring and cherub spandrels. Two steel hands. Signed at the base of the dial under the chapter ring 'Chr. Gould Londini' At the top of dial is a lever for strike/silent, engraved 'suona' and 'non suona'. Fusee movement of 8 day duration with verge escapement and short pendulum, and pull repeating. Backplate engraved with acanthus leaves and signed 'Chr. Gould Londini fecit'.

Table clock with pull repeat by Christopher Gould

1700