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Wedgwood pyrometer with wooden case

Made:
1827-1856 in London
maker:
John Frederick Newman
Two Wedgewood Pyrometers, 1927-1813 (left)

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Two Wedgewood Pyrometers, 1927-1813 (left)
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Wedgwood pyrometer with wooden case, by J.F. Newman, 122 Regent Street, London, 1827-1856.

Details

Category:
King George III
Object Number:
1927-1813
Materials:
oak, brass and porcelain
Measurements:
overall: 170 mm x 43 mm x 8 mm, , .275kg
type:
pyrometer
credit:
King's College, London

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