Noel



The Yale University Art Gallery has a few French timepieces: http://ecatalogue.art.yale.edu/search.htm



The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem has a few gorgeous pieces as well.



Emmanuelle



Yale Center for British Art





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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] French Clock Collections



We are planning a symposium in 2014 on French Clock (and watch) Manufacturing and I am trying to determine museums or institutions that may have substantial French made timepieces in their collections. I am aware of the the collections of many of the larger institutions, but am specifically interested in collections of these timepieces held by smaller, or less well known museums.



Any help would be appreciated. 



Thanks,

Noel Poirier

Museum Director 

National Watch & Clock Museum



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