J.D. Yeatts Galileo Thermometer 22 Inch 11 Bubbles Home Accent

Elegant 22-Inch Glass Thermometer

This 22-inch Galileo thermometer stands 55 cm tall with a 2.25-inch diameter tube and a 3.5-inch base for stability. It contains 11 colored liquid-filled glass bubbles that rise and fall with temperature changes. The design originates from a thermoscope crafted by Galileo Galilei in the early 1600s. Each bubble carries a metal tag engraved with degree markings for precise readings.

Science Enthusiasts and Decor Buyers

The piece suits anyone who appreciates historical scientific instruments or wants a conversation-starting accent for a home or office. It functions as both a working thermometer and a decorative sculpture made entirely of glass. Buyers needing digital precision, remote monitoring, or a compact device for tight spaces should consider other instrument types. The glass construction also requires careful placement away from high-traffic areas.

11-Bubble Range and Visual Readout

The 11 bubbles provide a graduated response across the ambient temperature span, with the middle bubble indicating the current reading. Clear glass walls allow unobstructed viewing of the bubble movement from any angle. The sealed tube requires no power or calibration, operating purely on buoyancy principles. Extreme temperatures beyond the tagged range will push all bubbles to the top or bottom, ending the readable indication.