Hes Clock

Imposing black marble clock with gilt and patinated bronze. An Athenian warrior who took part in the Battle of Marathon (490 B.C.) in Greece against the Persians sits atop the clock.

On June 13, 1792, David advertised that he had set up a shop in Market Square, near Reverend Andrews Meeting House, where he made and sold clocks.

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.

The watch is a KAISER, trademark of "Uhrenfabrik Villingen J, Kaiser GmbH (S.r.l.), based in Villingen / Schwarzwald (Black Forest) The foundation of the house dates back to 1852, wh...

Charles Victor Hour was one of the co-founders of HOUR LAVIGNE which still produces some of the finest and most spectacular clocks today. He began as an apprentice at 11 years of age...

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.

Albert Villon established his clock making shop in 1867 in Saint Nicolas. He specialized in marine clocks and carriage clocks.

A chance meeting with the manager of the famous Swiss watchmaking firm ‘LeCoultre’ resulted in him being so impressed with Reutter's clock that he immediately bought himself one. Lat...

Then Bucky sort of brushed Isamu aside. He said, 'This is a good way to do a clock,' and he made some utterly absurd thing.

Newer battery movement, recently purchased from Mid-Century Modern house, owner was an engineer. Artist, most likely he designed and built the clock. Hand delivery avail to New York ...

This is a Swedish Mora clock, the style is called a "Moreen" made by Sven Nilsson Morin. he made his clocks from 1780 to 1810.

He specialised in astronomical clocks. He had four sons, Adolphe, Charles, Denis and Dorsant who formed Raingo Frères in 1823.

Describing the clock, he said: "The commission was for a wall clock and the idea lay in presenting time as something infinite and asymmetrical.

Believed to be French, or certainly worked in France, he produced many figural items including lamps and clocks.

Charles Victor Hour was one of the co-founders of Hour Lavigne which still produces some of the finest and most spectacular clocks today. He began as an apprentice at 11 years of age...

Note: The Beurdeley attribution is not only based on the high quality and model of this mantel clock which he is known to have produced, but also the fact that both Jules Graux, Gra...

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.

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...

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 he signed a cont...

Neveren was a English watch maker in the late 18th Century, during the years he began made clock for other countries, Germany, France, Denkmark and more.

An especially fine and rare Art Deco clock, this aquatic-themed desktop piece was made by Arthur Imhof in Switzerland, probably not long after he begin to make clocks in 1939.

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...

Emile Colin worked in second half the 19th century for number of renowned artists, including Carrier Belleuse, Feuchère, Fratin, Pradier, Theodore Rivière, Mathurin Moreau, Mindron, ...

"Meraux's interest was in acquiring," said Michael Turner, Sotheby's London clock specialist. "He had those 500 clocks scattered throughout his New Orleans mansion.

Philadelphia based artist and industrial designer Frederic Weinberg produced and sold a wide variety of functional and decorative items under a company bearing his name. Though he is...

In the evenings his Lordship enjoys himself reading and then falls asleep; when he wakes up, he takes his book; at four o'clock he returns from his office and asks me for his book, a...

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 also designed clocks for Howard Miller.

Original vintage advertising poster for air travel - Le temps est de l'argent, les ailes font gagner du temps / Time is money, wings save time - featuring an aeroplane with an eagle'...

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...

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...

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...

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...

From 1910 the firm grew to specialize in limited edition Art Deco cabinet sculptures that used painted bronze with ivory on plinths of onyx and marble, with an occasional foray into ...

Instead of a globe being held above his head, he holds a clock. The architects of the building wanted to create an ominous affect that reminded Tiffany & Co.’s visitors of the rarity...

Mikhail Perkhin was a senior Fabergé Workmaster and is best remembered for the wedding clock he made for the marriage of Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra.

He specialised in grandfather clocks, wall clocks and silver pocket watches.

He also made a turret clock for the Palace of Balmoral -this in 1857- which indicated time on four dials, each 6 feet in diameter.

Taber a well known early clock maker has scratched his name and date on the front movement plate when he serviced this clock in 1839.

He became a member of the "Societe des Arts" in 1736.

Thomas Ollive’s brother Samuel was a clockmaker and gunsmith a few miles from Cranbrook in Tonbridge Kent. In September 1780 he took out and advert in the Kentish Gazette; “Samuel Ol...

Well known and listed artist/sculptor from Provincetown, MA, Jim Manning, used old pieces of wood and clock parts to create a folk art or country looking turquoise wood assembled clo...

In 1865 James Jones Elliott of 156 Cheapside in the City of London, was apprenticed to "Bateman" of 82 St John Street, Smithfield, London to learn the art of clock making. He then fo...

He leans against the clock drum with its white enamel dial (marked at the top, Lepine 2 Place des Victoires and on the bottom of the dial, et Palais Royal, Place des Valois 124; the ...

Charles Oudin, the best-known member of this horological dynasty, established his business toward the end of the 18th century, devoting himself to luxury and precision clocks and wat...

He was the last independent clock maker to have his own workshop at Buckingham Palace and his royal connections guaranteed him aristocratic customers.

Specialising as a maker of very fine clocks, he made movements for a number of Louis XV and Louis XVI period examples with earlier veneered cases supplied by the ébéniste François Du...

Moses Bottomley was born on the 26th June 1796 and died on the 12 June 1870; he was a worsted spinner and manufacturer. The clock then passed to his eldest son Samuel at Shelf Hall a...

Claude DuChesne lived in Long Acre, in the Parish of St Anne’s in Soho, it is thought he lived until the mid-1730s   The detail: The clock maker Claude Duchesne was a respe...

Note: Daniel Katterns was apprenticed to John Giscard in 1738 in Thrapston. He is recorded as a clock maker in his own right, working in Thrapston between 1765 and 1795 Provenance:...

He supplied 20 mantle clocks to Louis XVI, and others to Madame Elisabeth as well as the Spanish Court.

Account books show that he had 13 clocks engraved 1774-1788. Ref Clock-makers of Northumberland & Durham by Keith Bates.

This is the only time we have seen this used in a clock. Walter Durfee, of Providence, RI was credited with the rebirth of the tall case clock.

In 1779 with James Gray he exported twelve eight day clocks from Leith to St Petersburg, Russia.