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Eugéne Farcot was the most well-known of the French conical clock makers and he helped popularize the unique pendulum escapement.

The maker of this clock is "Sven Nilsson Morin" he made his clocks from 1780 to 1810.

Interesting facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a c...

Adolphe Mougin (1848-1928) is a French clockmaker who received various medals at the Paris World Fairs in 1889 and 1900. He made eclectic clocks imitating the styles of the past befo...

Sven Nilsson Morin, he made his clocks from 1780 to 1810.

Léon Hatot born in 1883 died in 1953. He was a French clock maker and is famous for producing one of the first battery operated clocks in the 1920s.

Though this design never came to fruition, Burgess proved this theory to be correct when he crafted this sculptural clock in 1964. The grasshopper escapement is a rare and comple...

Interesting facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a c...

Interesting facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he concluded ...

While he handled a complete line of clocks, the greatest number of examples were those with japanned cases, showing a certain preference he had towards this form of clock.

Gould had a great number of apprentices. Apart from longcase clocks, for which he was most famous, he also made bracket clocks, lantern clocks, even for the Turkish market, hooded cl...

Obviously, he had Spanish royalty as his client, but otherwise not a lot is known about this maker, which is remarkable given he quality of this clock.

Interesting facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he concluded ...

John Fladgate was apprenticed in 1743 to John Burchett. He produced may fine clocks and watches with examples in the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum.    

Fun Facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a contract ...

When he added a bell chime, then recently patented in England , he enhanced the demand for hall clocks in America to such an extent that he became known as "the father of the modern ...

Edward White was a highly regarded English maker of carriage clocks. He was John Dent’s foreman and continued his illustrious career to become a maker and retailer of fine carriage c...

Fun Facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a contrac...

The latter can be regarded as the father of English clockmaking as he introduced the pendulum clock in England.

Fun Facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a contrac...

William Congreve (active 1808-1823 was an inventor, astronomer and clockmaker. The original of this clock is in he British museum. The ball bearing rolls on an inclined plane adva...

In 1928 he presented the first prototype, called Atmos 0, of his clock that obtains its energy from variations in temperature and the environment.

He specialized in creating clock cases, several of which bear his signature, particularly those known as “Venus and Love” and “Love and the Three Graces”.

Fun Facts: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a contract ...

Good to know: In 1927, the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter presented the prototype of the Atmos clock he had developed. The response in the press was great and so he signed a cont...

Worth knowing: In 1927 the young engineer Jean-Léon Reutter invented the functional principle of the Atmos clock. He used the "breathing movements" of a gas-filled bellows that occu...

In 1928 he presented the first prototype, called Atmos 0, of his clock that obtains its energy from variations in temperature and the environment.

In these pieces he tied together clocks, butterflies and flowers by decorating all of them in his signature pearls which he used through out a lot of his designs.

He exhibited for the first time at the Exhibition of Industrial Products in 1839 where he presented two large candelabras, a clock with the figure of the Virgin with the goldfinch an...

Philadelphia-based artist and industrial designer Frederic Weinberg produced and sold a wide variety of functional and decorative items. While he is probably best known for his figur...

He also produced medallions; clock surrounds and mounts for automobiles.

About the artist: Philadelphia based artist and industrial designer Frederic Weinberg produced and sold a wide variety of functional and decorative items under a company bearing his ...

Louis Comfort Tiffany made more than just lamps, for those who are unaware of this fact. He did desk sets, clocks, and much more, and of course, in this case candlesticks.

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

Nothing is safe or sacred - his entire studio/home and even his garden have become a large environmental assemblage. He has been making “eccentric” clocks for several years, original...

At the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1925, Albert Cheuret rented a stall along the Alexandre III bridge and presented his famous light fixtures in bronze and alabaster, his favori...

His works can be found in wood, stone, clay, glass, bronze, and he excelled in the decorative arts with the reduction of his sculptures and the creation of small utilitarian objects:...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narra...

He worked for one year in Tokyo for Seiko where he designed a set of clocks and timers for the Olympic Games before moving to Italy where he established himself by working in differe...

Paillard opened in the 1830’s his own workshop making Art bronzes and Furnishing bronzes, settled at 105, boulevard Beaumarchais in Paris. He first executed small objects, then cast ...

Graduating from the TokyoUniversity of the Arts in 1962, Makio Hasuike began his professional career in Japan by working for one year with Seiko: he designed a set of clocks and time...

As cabinetmaker to Louis XIV, he produced desks, cabinets, clocks, chests, and even parquet floors, working in an ornate Baroque style.

Design us a bathroom with lots of mirrors and lights, the Boeing Co. told Ruggles, because the president has quite a 5 o'clock shadow and he needs to shave a lot. Eventually Hugh Hef...

With his voyages abroad he collected clocks and other readily portable objects for disposal back home in England.

His succinct line drawings were modern and gentle, realized with a brave yet delicate gay sensibility. The images he created "off the clock" from his fashion commissions were roman...

He also designed clocks for Howard Miller. Arthur Umanoff believed that design should not only be beautifully constructed and functional, but that it should also be attainable.

Battery operated and hanging hole drilled to the backside with paper information certificate from the manufacture Howard Miller Clock company, he was the brother of Herman Miller and...

Lalique supplied some of the glass panels for some of his clocks. He used various materials to produce his clocks, marble, onyx, Bakelite, wood and glass.

At the London Exhibition of 1851 he presented an alarm clock and a pendulum clock with a globe.

Beha was already known for the quality of his clocks, he made the so-called Shield cuckoo clocks.

Today many clocks can still be found, mainly of the French mantel clock, but he also made other clocks.

There is slight fading to some numerals which we can have fully restored by our own clock restorer. He would also check over the movement to make sure its in full working order.