I saw this today and thought the good Gentlefolk here would like to have a gander at it too. :0)

To quote the article:

"Ulysse Nardin introduces a desk clock with a spherical presentation of Earth in the Universe as conceived by Dr. Ludwig Oechslin.

It shows at all times the exact position of Sun, Moon and fixed stars in relation to any location on ( Read more... )

My first post here, I'm so glad to have found a steampunk community ( Read more... )

Some of you may have heard, we are now only carrying small-runs of limited edition pieces. In other words, if you see something you love, get it while it's there. It will NOT be returning. We want to keep our stock fresh and flowing. We have placed all of our in-stock Hands of Time corsets at cost in order to make room for new styles coming in. ( Read more... )

As usual, a web search aimed at one thing completely sidetracked into something else and, before I knew it, I had discovered these incredible little gems.


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An interesting apartment in Alphabet City, NY was featured in the New York Times:

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Here's a good-looking picture frame from Ikea for your steampunk home. It's quite large - so much so that you might have trouble finding a photo or picture big enough to fit. I walked by a trendy hair salon that had a wall full of these empty frames as decor. It was a nice effect. Even empty, this frame is striking. It's not cheap and it is made of ( Read more... )

Wooden Gear Clocks

Plans and kits, or plans and hardware for the handy woodworker.  There are a few different styles available, but they do seem like an elegant and graceful alternative to the readout on the kitchen microwave or the VCR.


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Whilst searching for something completely unrelated, I stumbled upon these:

http://www.codesmiths.com/shed/clocks/stickley_nixie/

http://www.electricstuff.co.uk/nixiegallery.html

The possiblilites appear to be nearly endless. My personal favorite is the first link, nothing much more steampunk to me than a digital Craftsman style clock. With tubes no ( Read more... )

I was bored last night and I had this old, broken alarm clock laying around...

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So you've got a steampunk computer, and decor, but the mouse doesn't run very well on your antique desk, and you don't want to scratch it.

The Mouse Rug looks like an ideal replacement for the nasty foam ones most people normally use.

They come in a wide variety of patterns- I particularly like this Persian designfrom a rug in the National Museum ( Read more... )