The Porter Garden Telescope was an innovative ornamental telescope for the garden designed by Russell W. Porter and commercialized by Jones & Lamson Machine Company at the beginning of the 1920s in the United States. Oriented to users with high purchasing power, and constructed in statuary bronze, it could be left permanently outdoors like sculptures and sundials, keeping the delicate optics in a case. It was embellished with floral ornament, with a style close to the art nouveau. In its base were the names of celebrated astronomers: Galileo, Kepler, and Newton.
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| - The Porter Garden Telescope, traducible como El telescopio de jardín Porter, fue un innovador telescopio ornamental para jardín diseñado por Russell W. Porter y comercializado por Jones & Lamson Machine Company a principios de los años veinte del siglo XX en EE.UU. Orientado a usuarios con alto poder adquisitivo, gracias a su construcción en bronce estatuario, podía ser dejado permanentemente a la intemperie para su uso como escultura y reloj solar, guardando el usuario la óptica en un estuche. (es)
- The Porter Garden Telescope was an innovative ornamental telescope for the garden designed by Russell W. Porter and commercialized by Jones & Lamson Machine Company at the beginning of the 1920s in the United States. Oriented to users with high purchasing power, and constructed in statuary bronze, it could be left permanently outdoors like sculptures and sundials, keeping the delicate optics in a case. It was embellished with floral ornament, with a style close to the art nouveau. In its base were the names of celebrated astronomers: Galileo, Kepler, and Newton. (en)
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| - The Porter Garden Telescope, traducible como El telescopio de jardín Porter, fue un innovador telescopio ornamental para jardín diseñado por Russell W. Porter y comercializado por Jones & Lamson Machine Company a principios de los años veinte del siglo XX en EE.UU. Orientado a usuarios con alto poder adquisitivo, gracias a su construcción en bronce estatuario, podía ser dejado permanentemente a la intemperie para su uso como escultura y reloj solar, guardando el usuario la óptica en un estuche. Estaba embellecido con motivos florales, con un estilo cercano al modernismo, figurando en su base los nombres de astrónomos célebres: Galileo, Kepler, y Newton. Figuraba grabado en el elemento llamado bol, o cazo, el logo comercial "The Porter Garden Telescope", las señas del fabricante, el número de serie de fabricación, así como el número y fecha de patente. (es)
- The Porter Garden Telescope was an innovative ornamental telescope for the garden designed by Russell W. Porter and commercialized by Jones & Lamson Machine Company at the beginning of the 1920s in the United States. Oriented to users with high purchasing power, and constructed in statuary bronze, it could be left permanently outdoors like sculptures and sundials, keeping the delicate optics in a case. It was embellished with floral ornament, with a style close to the art nouveau. In its base were the names of celebrated astronomers: Galileo, Kepler, and Newton. The part called the bowl bore the commercial logo "The Porter Garden Telescope", the name and address of the manufacturer, the serial number of manufacture, and the number and date of the patent. (en)
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