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A German brass 'Ships Bell' clock and barometer, schatz, circa 1950, the desktop patinated brass nautical clock with 8-day 7 jewels striking mechanism on bell, and barometer, mounted on wooden board, with key. Height 12 cm, length 39 cm, width 13 cm

A French Art Deco walnut barometer and thermometer, circa 1930s, the thermometer and silvered octagonal-faced barometer mounted to a rectangular figured walnut case with curved bottom edges and carved stylised spandrels of foliage and flower heads, with ri

Georgian mercury barometer 102 cm high approx, not in working order

Georgian walnut mercury barometer height 99 cm approx. No mercury.

A collection of five Scientific instruments, a boxed aneroid barometer, an Alidade level, box sextant, Esdaile compass and a pair of draughtman's dividers. All in the original boxes or hard leather case. (5)

Whaley Hartlepool 'Improved Sympiesometer', a sympiesometer is a type of barometer based on the compression of hydrogen gas for more accurate readings. The mercury thermometer is needed to calculate the expansion or contraction of the fluid in the baromete

A French clock and barometer in the form of a windmill, the brass and metal windmill with slate base, a clock and barometer set to the front with a thermometer to each side, with keys, when wound the sails work intermittently, some old chips to base. 28 x

An antique Victorian slim mahogany G. Braham bath barometer, height 92 cm

A fine antique French carriage barometer clock in ormolu case, 19th century, with accompanying valuation by Coleman antique clocks, Melbourne ($3,300, December 2005), 23 cm high overall

A vintage Japanese wall barometer in horseshoe frame, mid 20th century, 18 cm high overall

Maritime themed barometer, clocks, hourglass, advertising clocks etc, 20th century (quantity)

An antique weather station wall clock in ornate oak case with timepiece, day, date and year calendar with aneroid barometer, 19th century, 136 cm high

An antique wall barometer mounted in a finely carved oak frame, dial marked 'Kilpatrick & Co. London & Melbourne', 19th century, 48 cm high overall

An antique weather station clock with carved timber case, English made timepiece only with compass, barometer, and spirit level, 19th century, 51 cm high

An antique weather station clock in ornately carved oak case with time only movement, mercury thermometer and barometer, 19th century, 40 cm high

An antique French clock and barometer in a black slate case with marble trim, 19th century, 23 cm high, 40 cm wide

An antique weather station wall clock in a carved walnut case, comprising a French time and strike movement, mercury thermometer and barometer, 19th century, 92 cm high

An antique English banjo barometer in walnut case, dial marked 'Husbands & Sons, Bristol', 19th century, 92 cm high

An antique rosewood marine barometer, 19th century, Whyte Thompson & Co., Glasgow & so. Shields, a slender trunk mercury thermometer with gimbal and twin ivory recording knobs terminating in a weighted brass cistern cover, the angled ivory scales marked fo

A rare and unusual 'Industrial Revolution' timepiece with barometer and thermometer, a finely engineered brass working model based on the James Watt steam engine patented in 1769, housed in a glass case in a fitted wood base, with key, 31 cm high, the case

A London mercury stick barometer circa 1840, in slim architectural oak case with twin cavetto cornice and circular cistern cover to the base. Ivorine dial inscribed 'Macrae 29 Royal exchange & 34 Aldgate, London', with pair of Vernier slides operated from

A late Victorian banjo barometer, late 19th century, the wheel or 'Banjo' barometer with mahogany swan neck case inlaid with shells and floral motifs, silvered dial, top pediment, hydrometer and thermometer, unsigned. Length 100 cm, width 26 cm

A brass and hardwood-cased stick barometer by Burke and Jones, numbered 161, 20th century, 96 cm high

Atmospheric 19th century brass barometer and thermometer c.1860 polished brass case

A French easel mounted desk barometer with ormolu swags and mounts on a satinwood veneered plaque, height 15.5 cm

Victorian cased Negretti & Zambra brass pocket compensated barometer with silvered dial, #8508 with another by Stanley

Military surveyor's barometer, by T.A. Reynolds and Sons, brass cased

Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer adapted to the Southern Hemisphere by R. L. J. Elerry Esq. of the Melbourne Observatory, 20th century 94.5 cm high

Large French carriage clock being a unique style of carriage clock having a brass body and incorporating clock, barometer and compass. Movement has exposed escapement and balance with white porcelain dial and Gothic style numerals. Chimes on the hour and h

A vintage oak cased barometer, made in England, height 58 cm, width 19.5 cm

Lovely George III mahogany stick barometer, by C. West, London, with broken neck pediment with central finial, above a glass panel with mercury measures, above an elongated rectangular body with herringbone veneer, above a lower sphere, height 103 cm

Late Victorian oak circular wall barometer the dial with visible escapement and acorn and leaf carved border, 23.5 cm diameter

A mahogany stick barometer, by Negretti and Zambra, London, 19th century, 94 cm high

A mahogany banjo barometer, English, 19th century, 98 cm high

'Metallic Barometer' antique E. Bourdon & Richards patent Paris aneroid wall barometer with exhibition prize stamps, 19th century, 13 cm diameter

An antique wall mounted no. 98 stick barometer by Burke & Jones of Bristol, 19th/20th century, mounted on later timber panel, 99 cm high

An antique wall clock weather station with 8 day timepiece, barometer, thermometer and calendar in a carved walnut case, retailer by knight Warminster, 19th century, 68 cm high

A vintage wall barometer with marquetry finish, 20th century, 103 cm high

19th century carved oak cased weather station ornate wood based bracket containing clock to top key included, thermometer to centre and a lower barometer, height 76 cm some carving losses

Zeiss Art Deco chrome 'Ikon' desk barometer, rectangular top on a stepped circular base, height 16 cm

Vintage wood framed wall barometer figured wood circular framed barometer, central dial, with thermometer to lower border, diameter 23 cm

A rare weather watch forecasting pocket barometer by Negretti & Zambra, No R/105 c.1920, the 2' silvered dial with three concentric scales, set by rotating the front and rear bezels and the crown winder. The resultant readings appearing in alphabetical cod

Antique French combination carriage clock, barometer, thermometer, long brass bale carry handle, clock unknown working condition, 11 cm high, 17 cm long, 7 cm deep

Vintage English brass pocket barometer

Good Georgian barometer, of banjo form, with urn and broken swan neck pediment, set with thermometer and barometer in case with stringing to the borders, height 97 cm

French carved gilt wood barometer, in Louis XVI taste, with central barometer above a thermometer, the case of lyre and draped form in gilt and brown finish, height 99 cm

A Georgian barometer, banjo shaped rosewood case with brass engraved dial, thermometer and barometer by Gibson

Aneroid barometer, wall mounted on oak with inlays with thermometer, in the Arts and craft manner

An early 20th century recording barograph, incorporating an annular barometer scale, in glazed mahogany case with T. Peacock & Son Auckland label, a drawer in the base for recording papers.

Rare French double carriage clock, with beautifully enamelled duel faces on white enamelled dials, one clock and opposite barometer with upper compass

An antique pocket barometer in case, pocket sovereign scales and 'The Laurel, Ladies Boudoir Safety Razor', 19th century, the barometer 5 cm diameter, (3 items)

Vintage English Fattorini wall barometer marked for Thomas Fattorini Skipton Ltd, barometer, cracks to glass dial, with thermometer, on carved wood base, for wall hanging, height 82 cm.

A pair of folding opera glasses, and antique pocket barometer, the opera glasses by Lemaire, Paris, with lenses folding flat within the black leatherette covered case; the brass cased barometer by A.H. Ross, Dunedin, diameter 5 cm, (barometer)

A British wall barometer mounted in wooden propeller, mid 20th century, 111 cm high

A German whistling automaton happy drunk figure, early 20th century, an English oak cased aneroid wall barometer, a ships wheel clock, and patinated spelter figure of a seated Renaissance scholar, (4 items). The largest 36 cm high.

An antique pocket barometer by Arnold Ryde, 19th century, 6.5 cm high

An antique English aneroid banjo barometer in oak case, 19th century, 89 cm high

19th century mahogany wheel barometer with scroll moulded frame and silverised thermometer and dial,

Barometer mantle clock, L. Cassella, London barometer with similar clock both mounted in decoratively carved wooden case

19th century mahogany banjo or wheel barometer by Lilli of Newport swan neck pediment centred by a brass urn finial, with silverised dials and thermometer, 104 cm height

Ships bulkhead barometer by Kelvin Bottomley and Baird circular brass cased with white enamel dial, 20 cm dia

Holosteric barometer by Heath circular with ring handle, brass casing and white enamel dial 12 cm dia (glass cracked)

Compensated aneroid barometer by Elliott Brothers London circular with ring handle, brass casing and silverised dial, 11.5 cm dia

Small late Victorian pocket barometer circular top wind with white enamel dial

Ulysse Nardin Ref 266-22 a fine 18ct pink gold limited edition wristwatch with power reserve with a gilt brass barometer. No 204/250 circa 2006. Dial: white enamel, Roman numerals, two subsidiary dials for seconds and power reserve. Movement: Cal. UN26, au

A mahogany stick barometer, by Richard & Joseph Beck, London, circa 1870, 93 cm long

Carl Werner antique wall barometer in oak case, dial marked, Carl Werner & Co. Melbourne, 19th century, 57 cm high

An antique English banjo barometer, mahogany case with marquetry inlay, 19th century, 96 cm high

Admiral Fitzroy barometer in oak case with Melbourne retailer's label (loose) for Thomas Gaunt & Co. 19th century, 103 cm high

Late Victorian oak cased wheel Barometer

Small Victorian walnut cased aneroid barometer with urn finials to top and bottom

Brass cased Negretti & Zambra Compensated barometer with silverised dial, number 20160, 12.5 cm dia.

A combination desk top clock-barometer, with white enamel dials, housed in oval cases raised on a white onyx plinth base and surmounted by a ring handle, the barometer backed by a Fahrenheit thermometer. Width 135.4 cm.

A barometer by W Dunkling of Melbourne, 16.5 cm diameter

Brass pocket barometers, early 20th century two pocket barometers, early 20th century, the larger barometer by Flavelle Brothers & Co. Of Sydney, 50 mm diameter

An Admiral Fitzroy's barometer, with Ellery's indications, 97 cm high, 22 cm wide, 5.5 cm deep

A clock barometer thermometer calendar, 20th century, 74 cm high, 36 cm wide, 7 cm high

A bronze ship's stick barometer, by Adie, London, 19th century, 89 cm long

A brass precision barometer by A.B.L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, circa 1940, in a moulded leather case, 12 cm diameter

Antique Victorian banjo shaped barometer, length 101 cm

Antique inlaid timber barometer by Comitti Holborn, length 100 cm

A Georgian banjo barometer, rosewood case with swan neck pediment, set with dry/damp dial, thermometer, convex mirror, mercury barometer with ivory set adjuster above a level dial, marked F. Marson, London. Height 97 cm.

A Primavesi Brothers, Bournemouth Compensated barometer and compass in fitted case, c.1,850

Improved Mining Aneroid Compensator (Pat.23485), rare portable barometer by 'F. Barker & Son maker London' in original leather case with hand loupe, 19th century, 11 cm high overall

T. Gaunt & Co. Marine barometer in circular brass case, late 19th century, 14 cm high

An antique French barometer in a carved wooden frame, circa 1900, the barometer with visible escapement and thermometer set within a intricately carved and pierced Art Nouveau inspired frame with entwined poppy and seed heads, length 70 cm, width 31 cm

Vintage Maple & Co London wall barometer marked for maple and Co Ld, London, with barometer and thermometer, on decorative banjo form inlaid wooden frame, height 92 cm

Victorian bronzed brass prismatic pocket barometer, the green card dial stamped Troughton & Simms, London in original fitted Burgundy morocco case

A Georgian mahogany banjo barometer, with silvered dial, the lower dial named F. Ciappessoni, Hastings, the trunk with a thermometer with a silver scale and surmounted by a 'dry-damp' dial beneath the swan neck pediment, height 95 cm.

An English oak wall barometer, pipe rack and an antique wood plane, 19th and early 20th century, (3 items) the barometer 28 cm high

An antique English banjo barometer, 19th century, 95 cm high

Anchor themed barometer on stand, height 28 cm, width 23 cm, depth 8 cm

Desk clock and barometer clock needs service, barometer glass missing, 9 cm high, 17 cm wide, 6 cm deep

An early 20th century Negretti & Zambra gimballed marine stick barometer, 'Mark IV', with brass fittings to the ebonized case, various scales including one detailed 'Correction To Barometer'. Height 89.5 cm. In original fitted wood case with wall mounting

Mid 19th century barometer 95 cm high approx, losses to top of case

Dutch wood framed wall barometer circular wood framed Dutch language termed barometer, (diameter 17 cm approx).