Storm Glass
This storm glass is an invention of the captain of Darwin's HMS Beagle, Admiral Robert Fitzroy. A mysterious phenomenon, the special combination of liquids inside the glass can predict changes in weather.
The appearance of the liquid changes with streaks, cloudiness, flakes and crystals. Fitzroy used a storm glass whilst sailing during the 18th century, including on Charles Darwin's famous voyage.
Our storm glass makes a unique and beautiful addition to your home - whether it's in the home office or on your bookshelf, you will admire the changing liquid day in, day out.
- Sits on a tapered wooden base
- For inside use
- Height: 14cm
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Distilled water, ammonium chloride, potassium nitrate, camphor, and ethanol.
Original: $26.80
-65%$26.80
$9.38
Description
This storm glass is an invention of the captain of Darwin's HMS Beagle, Admiral Robert Fitzroy. A mysterious phenomenon, the special combination of liquids inside the glass can predict changes in weather.
The appearance of the liquid changes with streaks, cloudiness, flakes and crystals. Fitzroy used a storm glass whilst sailing during the 18th century, including on Charles Darwin's famous voyage.
Our storm glass makes a unique and beautiful addition to your home - whether it's in the home office or on your bookshelf, you will admire the changing liquid day in, day out.
- Sits on a tapered wooden base
- For inside use
- Height: 14cm
-
Distilled water, ammonium chloride, potassium nitrate, camphor, and ethanol.
