(Item: B-70-0336)
(Ref: GR5-101)
This sundial was carved of red toned stone indigenous to the Yorkshire area. It was architecturally designed, with a round crest over a house form that displays the timepiece and holds the large gnomon, or time indicator. With a boldly moulded base, it sits atop a square plinth, atop a round base. Notice the gentle wear of years of weathering and the great patina on the gnomon.
Base: 29" diameter.
Late 18th-early 19th century
This sundial was carved of red toned stone indigenous to the Yorkshire area. It was architecturally designed, with a round crest over a house form that displays the timepiece and holds the large gnomon, or time indicator. With a boldly moulded base, it sits atop a square plinth, atop a round base. Notice the gentle wear of years of weathering and the great patina on the gnomon.
Base: 29" diameter.
H 47″
| $14,500.00 |
