Brass or Chrome Framed Fitzroy Storm Glass Weather Instruments

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Enjoy predicting the weather with this Fitzroy Storm Glass Barometer, named after Admiral Fitzroy, an accomplished meteorologist who used a storm glass on his historic 1831 voyage with Charles Darwin aboard the HMS Beagle. How this storm glass barometer really works remains a mystery, but it is believed that electromagnetic changes in weather patterns activate the crystals inside. When the air pressure decreases watch and wait as the sealed-glass chamber fills with crystals. Framed in a lacquered polished-brass, or chrome case, the barometer can stand or be attached to the wall via a mount, making it a wonderful addition to you indoor décor. A separately sold Wood Mounting Plaque has an etched-brass plate that explains storm glass dynamics, giving extra information for curious visitors. Predictions are usually 1-2 days in advance.

Brass or Chrome Framed Fitzroy Storm Glass Weather Instruments

Buy Historic Reproduction Storm Glass at Bits and Pieces

This is a pre-owned Admiral Fitzroy's Storm Glass: 19th century. It's in very good condition. It's 7 tall. The square, wooden base is 3 1/8 x 3

ADMIRAL FITZROY STORM GLASS Historic Weather Instrument, wood & glass, 19th cent

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11 Fitzroy Storm Glass

This mysterious liquid and crystal filled storm glass device is used for predicting the weather up to two days in advance. You'll see changes in the crystal formations if it will be 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). Wood-toned fiberboard base. 5-1/2 tall.