Equinoxial ring in silver signed "E. Culpeper fecit".
London circa 1700/1710.
SOLD.
Also discover many more sundials and equinoxial rings in the dedicated section of our French website : « Cadran solaire, anneau équinoxial et quartier de Davis ».
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