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| Table Weather Glass-WG015 Engraved
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Specifications:
Unique conversation piece
Size: 13.00"High x 6"Diameter
Minimum Order:None
Solid brass plate is 1 x 3 inches with rounded edges.
Optimum Text: 25 characters per plate for maximum visibility. Text may be engraved or sublimated (printed) in color or black and white.
Processing Time: 5-7 business days for all customized orders. You will be contacted on any oversized orders where additional shipping charges may apply.
Our Four Step Order Process To Order Online:
1. Review the available font styles (click here).
3. Note and provide your preference using the field labeled "Font Style" shown at the top of the page.
2. Enter the text you desire in the "Plate Text".
3. A representative may call you to finalize the details of your order.
4. We can also print your message/logo in black or color on the brass plate. Please call 1-877-771-7051 for details.
Product Details
Our hand-blown Weather Glass is a true replica of early 16th and 17th century scientific and domestic barometers. Its walnut wood stand features hand-turned brass feet and a solid brass drip cup. A hand blown teardrop shaped weatherglass is suspended from an elegant brass arch. Its design is reminiscent of 18th century scientific instruments from the private collection of King George III. It functions as well as it did hundreds of years ago, unfailingly indicating changes in atmospheric pressure.
Consult the Weatherglass Every Day
The weatherglass accurately forecasts weather changes 8 to 12 hours in advance. The rise and fall of the water level in the curved spout indicates weather conditions as follows:
Slow rise to top of spout: Indicates approaching storm 8-24 hours in advance. The storm may or may not change its course.
Rapid Rise to top of spout: Indicates approaching local storm. If the storm changes its course, this will be forecast by immediate fall of the water to normal level.
Bubbling out of spout: Indicates rapidly approaching local storm only a few hours away.
Rapid fall below top of spout during storm: Indicates that the storm is nearly over.
Holding steady halfway up spout: Indicates clear weather.
Hot Weather: Will make water level rise about an inch (2.5cm). Disregard this as ‘forecast’ as it is caused by a sudden increase in temperature.
Installation: The weatherglass should not be hung in the sun or near a radiator, as excessive heat prevents proper operation. Once hung in place, do not move it unless necessary. A small piece of blotting paper can be placed in the drop catcher to absorb the drip from the spout in stormy weather.
CLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW READ YOUR WATER BAROMETER
CLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW TO FILL YOUR WATER BAROMETER
CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WEATHER GLASS BAROMETERS
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