Cogwheels Collection

Tea time (version with a small tea cup)
Victoria Glinka

Great Crane at Woolwich Arsenal, south east London
The Great Crane at the Arsenal, Woolwich, south east London, used to lift sections of large guns

Great Crane at Woolwich Arsenal, in south east London, London, laying in marsh land between Greenwich and Gravesend. The majority of heavy guns for the Navy

Ivory Flame
Jan Slotboom

Poster, Foire de Paris, Paris Fair. Date: circa 1930s

parts
Golubeva Nataly

Last call alarm clock
Dmitry Skvortsov

Attic Trove
Margaret Halaby

The past time
Victoria Glinka

Tempi moderni
Raffaele Corte (Raphakor)

7. 5 hours
Victoria Glinka

Three cog wheels

John Moore & Sons Clock Factory -- Chiming Machine (above) and Plan of the Turret Clock proposed for the Royal Exchange. 1852

Gear

Transmission gears

Clepsydra and Clockwork Mechanisms C017 / 3471
Plate from 18th century encyclopedia showing examples of clocks and clockwork mechanisms. Horology, the study of time, is the art or science of measuring time

Interlocking cogwheels

Cogs. Interlocking teeth on three cogwheels. Cogwheels transmit rotational force within machines

Gear wheels, computer artwork
Computer artwork of three gear wheels

Thought process, conceptual artwork
Thought process, conceptual computer artwork

Gear wheels, artwork
Gear wheels, computer artwork. Gear wheels, or cogs, transmit rotational force within machines

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Cogwheels: The intricate machinery that keeps the world turning. From the towering Great Crane at Woolwich Arsenal in south east London to the delicate Tea time version with a small tea cup, these gears symbolize both power and precision. Just a cog in the wheel? Think again, for without each individual part working harmoniously, nothing would function as it should. As seen in the vibrant Poster of Foire de Paris, these cogs are not just mechanical components but also pieces of art. Even an alarm clock's Last call reminds us of time ticking away relentlessly. In every Attic Trove lies hidden history - cogwheels that once powered machines from John Moore & Sons Clock Factory to Ivory Flame's elegant designs. Tempi moderni may have changed our methods, but these timeless symbols connect us to our past and inspire innovation for the future.