Tempus Fugit: The Collection of George Gyori | Australian, Maritime & Exploration

1: A William Ernest Cookes patented sun clock by George Gyori

2: A small cased lawn bowl orrery by George Gyori

3: A brass desk ornament puzzle ball by George Gyori

4: A brass desk ornament puzzle ball by George Gyori

5: A fusee skeleton clock under dome, in the 19th-century style by George Gyori

6: A Half-Size Grand Orrery made by George Gyori

7: A polished brass kaleidoscope by George Gyori

8: An astrolabe orrery by George Gyori

9: A replica LM Ericsson Biscuit Barrel telephone made by George Gyori

10: A Replica Spider Telephone in the style of L. M. Ericsson by George Gyori

11: A brass planetary orrery made by George Gyori, after the original by William Jones (1851-1856)

12: A limited edition Grand Orrery, made by George Gyori

13: A patented tellurian tabletop orrery by Parkes and Hadley, early 20th century

14: A brass and enamel half size compass orrery by Eugène Ducretet, Paris, late 19th century

14A: A German cast iron and brass tellurian and lunarium orrery, after the original by Parkes and Hadley

15: A patented Parkes and Hadley's brass tellurian and lunarium orrery, late 19th century

16: A group of five antique brass magnifiers

17: A portable brass transit theodolite, No. 101 S.G.O, Troughton & Simms, London, early 19th century

18: A Continental polished brass horizontal table clock, 17th century

19: A small watchmakers gear cutting edge, 19th century