Most Unusual Hourglass, Early 19th. century

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Most Unusual Hourglass, Early 19th. century

Price: sold

A most unusual sand timer. This hourglass measures is 9” tall and 5”’in diameter. The top and bottom of the hourglass are made of tin and the hourglass itself in protected with iron rods. Circa early 19th. Century. American. Found in New Hampshire. The glass is constructed in one piece, not two pieces joined. 1760 is the year when the single or unitary “bulb” began to replace the earlier two-part bulb that had been conjoined by a combination of fiber and sealant.The condition is excellent. Price: sold

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