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VINTAGE GEORG JENSEN DENMARK BRASS HYDROMETER C.1981 DESIGNED BY HENNING KOPPEL | Danish Modern Furniture104 of 187 |  |  |
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GEORG JENSEN HYDROMETER BRASS, designed by Henning Koppel, very nice item they stopped making the brass ones in 1981 , brass ones are the coolest ones. ive had this sent to me years ago straight from Denmark. very cool item and in very great shape.ive had this for while.
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I like the brass one but I prefer the black. I have three set up as a "weather station": hydrometer, barometer and thermometer. t felt the clock was redundant. Three is sometimes better than four visually set up in a vertical line.
very cool vetraio50!!!! im still looking for the brass clock and the barometer.
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So simple, clear and practical. Love the design.
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