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The crystal hour glass, by Godinger, is a charming reminder of days gone by. It is not only functional, but also beautiful.
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- Famous Godinger quality and value.- This beautiful piece is made of faceted as well as plain crystal
- The hour glass function actually works, with sand showing the passage of time.
- This lovely crystal hour glass makes a great teacher gift.
- Be sure to see the entire collection of beautiful Godinger crystal figurines.
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By Angshu Chatterjee (Dayton, OH)
Ok, i thot this could be a nice decoration item which it is but thats all.
looks: it looks ok. nothing great. i think there are better crystal decoration items out there. or even decarative sand clocks for that matter. so 2 start for looks.
Fitting in the home decoration: Well crystal items dont easily blend in the home decoration. so its all upto whoever is buying it.
Usefulness: 0. i clocked the time it takes to empty one side. it takes on an average 15 mins to get empty. but anyway this is supposed to be decorative item and not for much use. so 2 stars for that.
Suggestion: my take on this will be check out other sand clock and be absolutely sure that this will actually blend with the home decor..
By D. Thomas
The beautiful hourglass shape is elegant and stylish. The sand does flow, making it very mesmerizing. That is what I was looking for rather then an actual timer. A wonderful,enchanting gift for time piece collectors.
By Maya Nikolova (St. Louis, MO USA)
I bought this as a gift for my new boyfriend who loves crystal stuff and he really likes it! It looks great in his office. Although it does not count exact minutes, it's pretty to look at!
By G. Folden (Everett, WA)
It should be apparent from the amount of sand in this hourglass that this hourglass was not going to accurately time out 1 hour. My motivation for the purchase was it's size and attractiveness, so keeping accurate time was not an issue for me.
By R. Wainwright (NYC)
Mine takes a little over 4 minutes for the sand to run through. It's pretty, but not particularly useful. I too made a bad assumption from the description that since the time was not specified, a generic Hourglass should take one hour for the sand to pass through.
Not practical as an egg timer since the crystal seems too fragile for regular kitchen use.
I've been keeping it on a magazine on my desk, and roll it around when I'm bored. I find it relaxing, but there are probably better applications for $26.
If you collect, or really like hourglasses, though, I could see why someone might buy one of these, just don't expect to get any real 'use' out of it.
I had intended to use it to quietly remind me to get up from my computer occasionally. Oops, out of time...
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