- Item type
- Object
- Makers
- William Deane
- Provenance
- Presented by Lewis Evans
- Primary inscriptions
- "WM. DEANE Fecit" on meridian ring
- Physical material
- Brass and silvered brass
- Object type
- Equinoctial dial
- Dimensions
- Height: 297mm Width: 200mm Depth: 155mm Weight: 2.4kg
- Inventory No
- 71015
- Accession Number
- 1924-0/part
Description
Circular base with three levelling feet and inset compass surmounted by two crossed bubble levels. Decorative support for meridian ring within which rotates a ring with a clock face; sighting is by means of two lenses projecting onto an engraved spot (one lens missing).
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