Admiral Fitzroy Historic Storm Glass Weather Instrument
SKU: 47704
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The Historic Reproduction Storm Glass is a home décor weather instrument that helps you find out when bad weather is coming. Invented in the 19th century by sailor and meteorologist Admiral FitzRoy, this device is a liquid and crystal filled storm glass that can predict the weather up to 2 days in advance. Changes in the crystal formations can indicate fair weather (clear liquid), rainy weather (murky liquid), thunderstorms (crystals at the top), cloudy skies with snow (large flaky crystals) and even windy weather (threads of crystals).
•This item cannot be shipped to a P.O. Box.
The Historic Reproduction Storm Glass is a home décor weather instrument that helps you find out when bad weather is coming. Invented in the 19th century by sailor and meteorologist Admiral FitzRoy, this device is a liquid and crystal filled storm glass that can predict the weather up to 2 days in advance. Changes in the crystal formations can indicate fair weather (clear liquid), rainy weather (murky liquid), thunderstorms (crystals at the top), cloudy skies with snow (large flaky crystals) and even windy weather (threads of crystals).
• Simple antique reproduction makes a great nostalgia gift to decorate your home
• Weather instrument features a glass tube glued into an elegant wooden base
• Admiral FitzRoy Historic Reproduction Storm Glass measures 6-1/2" tall.
