CLOCK / ca. 1770–90
Clock — Met 30.58.14 · ca. 1770–90
Study Met object 30.58.14, dated ca. 1770–90: its recorded materials, maker attribution and dimensions, with source photographs and comparison notes.
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AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TIMEKEEPING
Time leaves
its signature.
Explore antique clocks, pocket watches and vintage wristwatches. Learn to read their materials, makers and history—one documented object at a time.
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CLOCK / ca. 1775–80
Clock — Met 29.180.4 · ca. 1775–80
Study Met object 29.180.4, dated ca. 1775–80: its recorded materials, maker attribution and dimensions, with source photographs and comparison notes.
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CLOCK / ca. 1765
Clock — Met 29.180.3 · ca. 1765
Study Met object 29.180.3, dated ca. 1765: its recorded materials, maker attribution and dimensions, with source photographs and comparison notes.
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CLOCK / 18th century
Clock — Clockmaker: Le Febvre, Fils · 18th century
Study Met object 29.52.17, dated 18th century: its recorded materials, maker attribution and dimensions, with source photographs and comparison notes.
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CLOCK / late 16th century
Clock — Maker not recorded · late 16th century
Study Met object 29.52.16, dated late 16th century: its recorded materials, maker attribution and dimensions, with source photographs and comparison notes.
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French clocks at Lo Cantou
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