Roman Numerals Collection

Clock, Musee d Orsay, Paris, France, Europe

Shelf Clock, 1936. Creator: Alvin M Gully
Shelf Clock, 1936

11th Century and Numerals, 1862. From The Book of Ornamental Alphabets - Ancient & Mediae val, by F. G. Delamotte. [E. & F. Spon, London, 1862]

The Hour of Victory is Advancing, 1st World War poster (colour litho)
6280949 The Hour of Victory is Advancing, 1st World War poster (colour litho) by Arnoux, Guy (1886-1951); (add.info.: Illustrated poster, text reads It advances the hour of victory poster)

Sun Dial, c. 1937. Creator: William Kerby
Sun Dial, c. 1937

Mantle Clock, c. 1937. Creator: Lon Cronk
Mantle Clock, c. 1937

Watch, England, 1824 / 29. Creator: John Harrison
Watch, England, 1824/29

Watch, Amsterdam, Late 18th to early 19th century. Creator: Jean Baptiste Daniel
Watch, Amsterdam, Late 18th to early 19th century

Watch, France, 1760. Creator: Jean Baptiste Baillon
Watch, France, 1760

Urn (one of a pair), Paris, 1875 / 90. Creator: Brocot
Urn (one of a pair), Paris, 1875/90

Table Clock, France, c. 1675. Creators: Andre-Charles Boulle the Elder, Nicolas Gribelin
Table Clock, France, c. 1675

Wall Clock, France, 1735 / 40. Creators: Jean-Pierre Latz, Francis Bayley
Wall Clock, France, 1735/40

Bracket Clock, London, 1756. Creator: Thomas Monkhouse
Bracket Clock, London, 1756

Tall-Case Clock, Hindon, c. 1770. Creator: George Stevens Hindon
Tall-Case Clock, Hindon, c. 1770

Pocket Watch (XXXL)
Engraving pocket watch of the 19th century

Shelf Clock, c. 1938. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Shelf Clock, c. 1938

Clock (Grandfather), c. 1937. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Clock (Grandfather), c. 1937

Clock, c. 1938. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Clock, c. 1938

Tall Clock, c. 1938. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Tall Clock, c. 1938

Wall Clock, c. 1938. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Wall Clock, c. 1938

Shelf Clock, c. 1937. Creator: Louis Plogsted
Shelf Clock, c. 1937

Clock, c. 1953. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Clock, c. 1953

Tall Clock, c. 1936. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Tall Clock, c. 1936

Clock, c. 1936. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Clock, c. 1936

Clock, 1936. Creator: Lawrence Phillips
Clock, 1936

Watch, France, Mid to late 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Watch, France, Mid to late 18th century

Watch, London, 1692 / 93. Creator: Edward Orton
Watch, London, 1692/93

Clock, Tall, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Virginia Richards
Clock, Tall, 1935/1942

Wall Clock, c. 1936. Creator: Thomas Holloway
Wall Clock, c. 1936

Eight Day Marine Clock, c. 1938. Creator: Edward L Loper
Eight Day Marine Clock, c. 1938

Clock, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Edward L Loper
Clock, 1935/1942

Detail of a Charles II Roman striking month-going longcase clock
833570 Detail of a Charles II Roman striking month-going longcase clock, 1675 (gilt bronze) (see also 833568-69) by Tompion, Thomas (1639-1713); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English

Right Angle Alphabet (litho)
6002085 Right Angle Alphabet (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Right Angle Alphabet)

Canonical clock with the heads of four prophets, completed 1443 (fresco)
ALG181541 Canonical clock with the heads of four prophets, completed 1443 (fresco) by Uccello, Paolo (1397-1475); 470x470 cm; Duomo, Florence, Tuscany

Gold multiple (reverse) of Emperor Augustus (31 BC-AD 14) depicting the goddess Diana
BEN85233 Gold multiple (reverse) of Emperor Augustus (31 BC-AD 14) depicting the goddess Diana. Inscription: IMP XV to the left and right of Diana, below SICIL (for obverse see 85232) by Roman

Elephants counting (engraving)
3621271 Elephants counting (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Elephants counting. Illustration for The Picture Magazine, 1896.); © Look and Learn

Gold watch with key owned by Napoleon, c. 1815 (gold & other metal)
1268541 Gold watch with key owned by Napoleon, c.1815 (gold & other metal) by Breguet, Abraham Louis (1747-1823); National Army Museum

Fol. 251v Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris
XIR216475 Fol.251v Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris. Codex Alcobacense by Rabanus Maurus (780-856) (vellum) by Carolingian School (9th century); Instituto da Biblioteca Nacional

Astronomical clock in Hampton Court Palace, from History of Hampton Court Palace in
KW469523 Astronomical clock in Hampton Court Palace, from History of Hampton Court Palace in Tudor Times by Ernest Law, published London 1885 (litho) by English School

Oliver Cromwells pocket watch, 17th century (silver gilt)
AMQ179770 Oliver Cromwells pocket watch, 17th century (silver gilt) by English School, (17th century); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658)

Aureus (obverse) of Titus (AD 79-AD 81) wearing a laurel wreath
BAL46892 Aureus (obverse) of Titus (AD 79-AD 81) wearing a laurel wreath. (gold) Inscription: IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M by Roman, (1st century AD); Private Collection; out of copyright

Fol. 252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris
XIR208714 Fol.252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris. Codex Alcobacense by Rabanus Maurus (780-856) (vellum) by Carolingian School (9th century); Instituto da Biblioteca Nacional

Small hanging clock (colour litho)
977810 Small hanging clock (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Small hanging clock)

French brass grande sonnerie eight day carriage clock with full calendar, moonphase
5242123 French brass grande sonnerie eight day carriage clock with full calendar, moonphase, barometer & thermometer, c.1880 (brass) by Boseet

Calendar watch, c. 1780 (silver case)
5676330 Calendar watch, c.1780 (silver case) by American School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The earliest known calendar watch made entirely on American soil)

Close-Up Of Timepiece

Two Clocks

18th Century Sundial

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"Unveiling the Timeless Legacy: Roman Numerals" Step into the enchanting world of timekeeping as we explore the captivating history and enduring charm of Roman numerals. From ancient sundials to intricate clocks, these numerical symbols have left an indelible mark on our perception of time. In the heart of Paris, France, stands the magnificent Musee d'Orsay, showcasing a remarkable collection that spans centuries. Here, you can marvel at a stunning 11th-century clock adorned with elegant Roman numerals – a testament to their longevity and timeless appeal. Fast forward to 1862 when a vibrant poster titled "The Hour of Victory is Advancing" emerged during World War I. Bursting with color lithography, this artwork proudly displays Roman numerals as they symbolize unity and victory in tumultuous times. Travel through time to c. 1937 when William Kerby crafted a mesmerizing sun dial featuring meticulously carved Roman numerals. As sunlight dances upon its surface, it reminds us of our connection with nature's rhythms and echoes an era where simplicity reigned supreme. Lon Cronk's mantle clock from the same period transports us further into history's embrace. With its ornate design and precise craftsmanship, it showcases how Roman numerals seamlessly blend functionality with artistic expression. Venturing beyond borders, we encounter John Harrison's exquisite English watch from 1824/29 – an engineering marvel that defied convention by incorporating intricate Roman numeral engravings within its delicate mechanism. Amsterdam reveals another horological gem; Jean Baptiste Daniel's late 18th to early 19th-century watch captivates with its refined elegance and meticulous attention to detail – each numeral telling stories untold. France beckons us back in time once more as Jean Baptiste Baillon's masterpiece from 1760 enchants all who behold it. Its graceful curves harmoniously merge with delicately engraved Roman numerals, encapsulating the essence of French artistry.