Four-Hour Sand Glass, Unsigned, 1600-1800

Made:: 1600-1800 in Europe

Four-hour watch glass, a large sand-glass used in ships

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Four-hour watch glass, a large sand-glass used in ships
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Four-hour watch glass, a large sand-glass used in ships, 1600-1800

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Category:: Time Measurement

Object Number:: 1938-641

Materials:: wood (unidentified), leather, string, glass and sand

Measurements:: overall: 370 mm 207 mm, 2.85kg

type:: sand glass

credit:: Mr. F. C. Ihlee

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Four-Hour Sand Glass, Unsigned, 1600-1800

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