The Luxury of Time: Clocks from 1550-1750
4 Oct 2019 - 26 Jan 2020
Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1
Free
Edward East and Ahasuerus Fromanteel, London, Gilt and silver table clock, c. 1650. Image by kind permission of Dr. John C. Taylor OBE.
Robert Harvey, London, early lantern clock, c.1610. Image by kind permission of Dr. John C. Taylor OBE.
David Ramsay Scotus; de Heck engraver, London, James VI & I silver-gilt astronomical watch, c.1620. Image by kind permission of Dr. John C. Taylor OBE.
Richard Glynne, London, Inclining Dial, 1706 – 1743. Image by kind permission of Dr. John C. Taylor OBE.
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Header: Edward East and Ahasuerus Fromanteel, London, Gilt and silver table clock, c. 1650. Image by kind permission of Dr. John C. Taylor OBE.