SKU: A1131000BG
The Sand Hourglass was used on ships as early as the 11th century as a way of measuring time and speed at sea. The Sand Hourglass was one of the first reusable, dependable and reasonably accurate methods of measuring time. In the 16th century, the Sand Hourglass was used in churches to measure sermon lengths and in factories to calculate time for manufacturing procedures. Later the Wood Hourglass was used within the culinary industry to measure baking and cooking times. The Hourglass Home Decor is an enduring and beautiful work of art that will provide a silent, accurate, and unobtrusive channel of time. So what are you still waiting for?
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Christopher Westerkamp Bought this item on
03-29-2011
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While you get a consistent time length every turn, don't expect it to be precise to the second on the advertised duration.
Frank Moore Bought this item on
02-19-2011
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I found these sand timers to be a good value, relatively well made, and reasonably accurate in timing.
mom2boys Bought this item on
01-27-2011
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Got this for my 3-year-old son for Christmas. Every time we head out to the beach, he grabs it to bring along. He loves watching the sand fall through the hourglass, and then when that gets old, he fills it with water. It was larger than I expected. Very fun, unique toy.
stosh Bought this item on
01-27-2011
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It took the baby about five seconds to figure out how to open this thing, spilling water everywhere. Use it outside!
our3BEES Bought this item on
12-28-2010
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We got this hourglass sifter/funnel this past summer and it has been a very popular toy at the beach. It is very durable and we love that you can use it for both water and sand.