Blog - Discovering Clocks
Coronation Celebrations: Clocks and Monarchy
A Longcase Clock by Barwise of London
George III to Regency: Transition in Style
A Musical Clock by Ralph Gout of London
Antiques of the Week: English Furniture
Antique of the Week: Barometers
A Clock for your Valentine: an Antique French White Marble and Gilt Mantel Clock by Rollin of Paris
Antique of the Week: an Early 18th Century Bracket Clock by William Kipling
Antique of the Week: a Bracket Clock by Charles Blanchard of London
Warmest Seasons Greetings from Raffety
Lantern Clocks: the First Clock for the Home
Christmas Inspiration & Seasonal Greetings from Raffety
WALL CLOCKS : HISTORY FOR THE CONTEMPORARY INTERIOR
GEORGIAN FURNITURE: VERSATILITY & STYLE FRESH FOR THE PRESENT
THE CABRIERS: HUGUENOT CLOCKMAKERS IN LONDON
PORCELAIN-CASED CLOCKS – A TASTE OF SPRINGTIME
“LUXURY OF TIME” EXHIBITION AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
A STRIKING BRACKET CLOCK BY GEORGE MARGETTS, LONDON
TWO CLOCKS BY BAETENS & CO OF SOHO, LONDON
A RARE WILLIAM III GRAND-SONNERIE CLOCK: FROM THE WORKSHOP OF DANIEL QUARE, LONDON, DATED CIRCA 1695
HOROLOGY FAIRYTALE MUSICAL COMES TO LONDON: “THE CLOCKMAKER’S DAUGHTER”
RAFFETY AT ART ANTIQUES LONDON 2015
A REGENCY PERIOD CLOCK BY WEBSTER, CORNHILL
WHEN THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS FRIGHTFUL – YOU DEFINITELY NEED A BAROMETER
RESTORATION FLAIR: DESIGN & STYLE FROM CHARLES II TO WILLIAM & MARY
REMEMBERING THREE GENERATIONS OF AMERICAN CLOCKMAKERS: A LONGCASE CLOCK BY AARON BROKAW OF NEW JERSEY
MASTERPIECES OF HOROLOGY AT MASTERPIECE FAIR 2014
MUSICAL CLOCKS: A MUSICAL SOIREE IN 18TH CENTURY ENGLAND
A TASTE OF THE ORIENT PART 3: RAFFETY GOES EAST
THE ART OF CLOCK WINDING
TEMPUS FUGIT AND CHRISTMAS IS COMING
A TASTE OF THE ORIENT PART 2: CLOCKS AND CHINOISERIE
A TASTE OF THE ORIENT PART 1: THE EAST INDIA COMPANY AND THE FASHION FOR CHINAMEN, PAGODAS, HO-HO BIRDS AND FLOWERS
JAMES GORHAM (1789-1856): A KENSINGTON CLOCKMAKER
KENSINGTON PALACE PART II: THE COLLECTIONS
KENSINGTON PALACE: HISTORY AND PERSONALITIES, PART I
GEARING UP FOR MASTERPIECE FAIR 2013
A CHRONOMETER FROM LIMEHOUSE
TWO EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BAROMETERS
