Watch movement with a quarter-repeating mechanism of early design by Thomas Tompion.

1680

Pendulum clock by Pieter Visbach

1660

Pocket watch in pinchbeck case

Movement with club-footed verge escapement

Pocket watch in silver inner case

1765-1780

Pocket watch with silver on case

1655-1665

Drum shaped clock from the third quarter of the 16th Century

1550-1575

Pocket Watch Mechanism

1765-1775

Verge by G. Yonge, 1800

circa 1800

Pump winder, verge escapement watch mechanism, 1840

1840

Table clock by Richard Baker

1675-1700

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Thomas Tompion

1695-1700

Watch movement by Thomas Tompion

1692

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by George Tyler

1715-1725

Early London made pendulum clock by Edward East

1601-1700

Verge escapement watch movement with balance-spring regulator, by John Shaw

1601-1700

A skeleton clock designed to represent the terrestial globe by Henry Gratte

1800

Pocket watch in silver case

hallmarked 1795

Oval, silver 'Puritan' pocket watch

1645-1655

Pocket Alarm Watch

1771-1800

Model of late verge escapement as used in bracket clocks

Model of the early type of verge escapement

German pocket watch in oval brass case

1574-1600

Roskell's watch curb escapement

1800-1830

Pocket Watch mechanism

1778

Chain and cord from lantern clock

1640-1662

Table clock in walnut case by Henry Jones

1675

Table clock in ebony case by Joseph Knibb

1675-1685

Table clock in tortoiseshell case by Fromanteel and Clarke

1695-1696

Table clock with pull quarter repeat by Andrew Dunlop

1740

Table clock with quarter chiming by William Speakman

1690-1700

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

1690-1710

Clock-watch by Daniel De St Leu

1797

Table clock in ebony case by Samuel Knibb

1665-1666

Verge with snail and hare indicator

1801-1830

Lantern clock

1601-1700

Lead weight and four chain loops from lantern clock

1640-1662

Table clock with pull repeat by Christopher Gould

1700