Movement of regulator clock by Vulliamy, about 1760

Clock made by Benjamin Vulliamy for His Majesty George III, and used in his Observatory at Kew. In polished mahogany case, with a side plate and glass top for case

Collection
Science Museum
Inventory Number
2985695
Title
Movement of regulator clock by Vulliamy, about 1760
Object Type
PhysicalObject
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