Storm glass SÖRENSEN

An ideal gift: Barometer.

The use of this type of barometer has been known in the maritime industry since ca. 1750.
Charles Darwin, who sailed under Captain Fitzroy on the HMS Beagle from 1831 to 1836,
was the most famous user of this pleasant weather-predicting device.
Approximately 120 years later the Dane Stig Larsen found a similar instrument on the Hebrides.
From it, he developed this aesthetic exceptionally successful simple meteorological instrument
for predicting heavy weather and storms.

For optimal use, keep the barometer in a cool room, on the boat or in a north-facing room of the house.
Through crystal building in the specialized liquid-filled glass cylinder, the barometer can predict an
approaching storm for the next 24-48 hours.

A multilanguage instruction manual with clear sketches and their predictive interpretations is included.
This barometer stands out as an exclusive and useful gift!

Heavy metal body with glass cylinder, available in various designs:
* Polished brass body,
* Brass body with high-gloss chromed finish or
* Stainless-steel body with matt finish.

Dimensions: (H x D) = 145 x 42 mm, weight 450 g.

Comes without wall bracket. The matching wall bracket shown must be ordered separately.