Marine and Sciences
Sundials and equinoxial rings
Please find herebelow some of our sundials now available in our gallery in Paris. Do not hesitate to ask for a special object you would looking for.
In the Museum pieces section, you will have the possibility to see a Royal Dockyard models and a 1766 hanging reversed compass.
Also discover many more sundials and equinoxial rings in the dedicated section of our French website : « Cadrans solaires et anneaux équinoxiaux ».
- Equinoxial ring signed Passemant au Louvre
- Ivory diptych dial signed PI and dated 1565
- Analemmatic sundial signed Pierre Sevin Paris made circa 1670
- Photos of our stand at the TEFAF Maastricht 2019
- Multiple hourglass coming from the estate of Franz Liszt and Richard Wagner
- Pair of miniature terrestrial and celestial globes by Lane dated 1776
- Walking stick by Fabergé, Workmaster Erik Kollin (1899-1908)
- Photos of our stand at the Park Avenue Armory for the TEFAF New-York Fall 2018
- Localisation of our booth at the TEFAF NY Fall
- Long telescope by Magnelli with the coats of arms of the Simonetti family of Bologna
- Renaissance armillary sphere in rock crystal, silver and gilded brass
- Renaissance ivory quadrant
- Objects lent by Belgium museums and institutions
- Exhibition "Under Time's Spell" in Gand
- Photos of our stand at the TEFAF Maastricht
- Cane with a superbe engine turned enameled handle
- Marine chronometer signed Leroy number 307
- Microscope lacquered green made in France circa 1750
- 17th century islamic celestial sphere in brass with 1018 stars
- Trepanning case complete made in France circa 1700
- Extraordinary cheroot of 43,5 cm long all in amber
- Sundial attributed to Johann Gottfried Zimmer
- Exhibition "Memories of Opiums" in Paris
- Exhibition book "Cadrans solaires / Sundials"
- Antique spyglass signed J. Field Cornhill London
- Three 16th century compendiums...
- A tryptich Nuremberg sundial made by Tucher
- Hanging reversed compass exceptional Lennich in Altona dated 1766