Antique Orrery

Often referred to as an 'orrery,' Raingo’s planetary clocks can be more accurately classified as 'tellurium' clocks.

You are viewing a gorgeous cast iron armillary sphere on a stone pedestal base Would make a great piece for the garden, adding an air of classical beauty Good size at almost five fee...

Antique brass orrery planetarium made for the German market by Jan Felkl Prag in the second half of the nineteenth century.

They expanded into decorative art bronzes and furnishings in addition to patents on their orreries, which were mechanical devices illustrating the relative positions and motions of t...

For 250 years, Marston was the principal English home of the Boyle family, Earls of Cork and Orrery. Although there was an earlier home on the estate, Marston’s modern history began ...

Lawrence Boyle, 9th Earl of Cork abd Orrery.

They expanded into decorative art bronzes and furnishings in addition to patents on their orreries, which were mechanical devices illustrating the relative positions and motions of t...

The motif of the elaborate sculpted fountain and scallop-edged bowl may make an appropriate allusion to Catherine’s potential as wife and mother, recalling Proverbs, chapter 5, verse...

Rare orrery, or mechanical model depicting the solar system, from the second half of the 19th century.

Antique print titled 'The Four Wheel'd Orrery'. Copper engraving of an orrery. An orrery is a mechanical model of the Solar System that illustrates or predicts the relative positions...

An early 20th century planetarium orrery, hand operated displaying the phases of the earth, moon and sun, nice condition.

Fantastic orrery in its original metal carrying case.

A large French iron and brass and painted orrery. Which is a working model of the Solar System used to teach how the planets revolve around the Sun.

French Tabletop Orrery Model of the Solar System. The brass armillary surrounding a configuration of planets orbiting the sun; raised on a walnut column resting on a square plinth.

Named after the fourth Earl of Orrery, Charles Boyle, 1676-1731, an English statesman for whom an early copy of the machine was made.

The Trippensee Planetarium - dated 1908 - Detroit Michigan

Combining form and function at its best, this Trippensee orrery is pleasing to the eye and fascinating to the inquisitive mind.

They used an "eidouranion" or transparent orrery to illustrate their astronomical lectures and this piece was one of the very same.