An 18thC Ebonised Oak Hourglass c.1770 sub-Antiques In a rather uncommon size

In a rather uncommon size this is a flag made to the highest possible standard and could be put to use on the ocean just as easily as it could be framed and displayed

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An 18thC Ebonised Oak Hourglass c.1770 sub-Antiques In a rather uncommon sizeOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 Height: 7. 25 Diameter: 4 Of typical form, the ebonised oak hourglass or sand timer, with draught turned ends and five turned columns enclosing the original sand filled glass vial, the whole surviving from Georgian period England. The items nature means it has been well used and loved and it could still be used for purpose today. The ebonisation has expected wear and the glass vial