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An image showing 'Augsburg or Buschmann Table Clock with ear Feet c. 1856 - raised 3/4 view'
An image showing 'Augsburg or Buschmann Table Clock with ear Feet c. 1856 - raised 3/4 view'
An image showing 'Augsburg or Buschmann Table Clock with ear Feet c. 1856 - dial on top'
An image showing 'Augsburg or Buschmann Table Clock with ear Feet c. 1856'
An image showing 'Astronomical table clock by Casper Buschmann with bears for feet c.1586'
An image showing 'Astronomical table'
An image showing 'Astronomical table'
An image showing 'Astronomical table'
An image showing 'Astronomical table'
An image showing 'Astronomical table'
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Table clock

This magnificent example of the Renaissance clockmaker's art is reputed to have once belonged to Casimir II of Poland. The highly-decorated gilt-brass case contains a spring-driven clockwork mechanism of 30-hour duration which, in addition to telling the time and date, has complex gearing to provide over forty different indications. The main astrolabic dial shows relative lunar, solar and stellar positions for any given date. Although signed by Buschman, the clock is believed to have been made by Johann Reinhold of Augsburg.
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Object Details

ID: ZAA0011
Collection: Timekeeping
Type: Astronomical table clock
Display location: Display - QH
Creator: Buschman, Caspar
Date made: circa 1586
People: Casimir V
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection
Measurements: Overall: 167 mm x 268 mm x 266 mm x 12.65 kg
Parts: Table clock