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Balance clock
Made of wood; two-handed clock with batteries. Reproduction from the 17th century.
145,50 €In StockGlobe in a box
Traveller's globe. "Throw off the bowlines... Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover..." - Mark Twain-
14,70 €In StockThe Earth and the Heavens globe
Two differents globes: the Earth and the Heavens. It is a reproduction about the man who mapped the Earth and The Heavens in 1551, Gerardus Mercator.
27,50 €In StockVaugondy globe
World globe presented to the French King Louis XV for the mapmaker called Robert de Vaugondy during the 18th Century.
17,50 €In StockIron wall clock
Iron handcrafted wall clock. Two types: Windup clock: with needle, manual mechanism. Electric clock: two needles, battery operated mechanism.
145,50 €In StockWooden wall clock
Wall clock handcrafted with natural wood. Two types: Windup clock: with needle, manual mechanism. Electric clock: two needles, battery operated mechanism.
169,50 €In StockSanta Apolonia
Detail of the altarpiece of the old chapel of the University that represents Santa Apolonia.From the altarpiece, decorated by Juan de Flandes around 1504, only the paintings of Santa Apolonia and Santa Magdalena made to grisaille, a technique based on a monochrome painting that produces the sensation of being a sculptural relief, are preserved.
149,00 €In StockTablewooden clock
Table clock handcrafted with natural wood. Two types: Windup clock: with needle, manual mechanism. Electric clock: two needles, battery operated mechanism.
169,50 €In StockUrania Propitia
Our Urania Propitia was made in the Astonomical compendia style, particularly favoured in the 16th century. In the Urania Propitia we found inside the Renaissance character casing, a folding gnomon sundial, mounted on a compass with a graduated scale from 10 to 30º for correcting magnetic declination.
84,70 €In StockCardan compass
The cardan or marine compass is a nautical instrument whose use was fundamental in the development of navigation and cartography.
108,90 €In StockCylindrical dial
This instrument is known as the cylindrical dial, the vertical dial, the travelling dial or more commonly, the Shepherd's dial. This particular one is a luxurious version, made for people of social importance, which differs mainly because of its decoration.
87,50 €In StockAusburg Equinoctial sundial
Ausburg-made sundials enjoyed great popularity during the 18th century. This one was made by Iohann Georg Vogler who belonged to the fourth generation of a legendary line of goldsmiths in Ausburg, Germany. The original is found in the Naval Museum of Madrid.
97,00 €In Stock
