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Barigo desk Barometer/ thermometer/hygrometer height 10 cm

A 20th century German banjo barometer, marked Barigo, appro x 100 cm high.

19th century Black Forest carved walnut barometer by S. Grunewald, Frankfurt, with indication in Reaumur and Celsius, 45 cm high

A Victorian oak cased barometer, by Samuel Dunn of Melbourne, 116 cm high

A pocket barometer by W. Macdonnell & Co, handheld barometer with brass casing, signed 'W. Macdonnell & Co, 312 George St Sydney'.

Admiral Fitzroy's wall barometer, oak case with brass bezel and mercury measure, 19th century, 109 cm high

Barometer & thermometer late 19th century rosewood, with mother of pearl inlay, depicting repeating vines and doves, height 110 cm, width 33 cm

English 'Smiths' android barometer in gilt frame decorated with central eagle

Victorian enamel faced android barometer with Ellerys indications in carved wooden knot frame

A George III mahogany and boxwood strung banjo barometer, with scroll pedimented top above a silvered hygrometer dial, arched thermometer, ebonised framed convex glass, and an engraved silvered dial, the spirit level inscribed 'Fras.Barnasconi Abergavenny

Victorian rosewood tea caddy oblong shape with mother of pearl roundel to the lid, 2 division interior, lacking lids, (cracks and small chips to rear corners), 20 cm width, together with small circular barometer with ceramic dial, 9 cm diameter.

Antique carved French Black Forest barometer with mounted thermometer above, dog head crown with a hunting theme, 67 cm height.

Banjo shaped barometer

Vintage carved oak wall barometer height 80 cm, with attached engraved brass dedication plate, dated 1935.

19th century English barometer, in mahogany, of banjo form, with three dials, height 94 cm

A Watkins & Hill, 5 Charing Cross Road London barometer, Raemur, c.1760, flame mahogany sick barometer, flat top, inlaid case with mercury tube & glass cover, silvered brass scale plate with scale reading & weather indications, signed 'Watkins & Hill, 5 Ch

An English pocket barometer by J. Hicks of London in original leather case, 19th century, 7 cm high

Admiral Fitzroy's barometer, comprising of mercury action stick barometer with twin vernier markers, alcohol thermometer and storm tube in oak case with lithograph background, mid19th century, 103 cm high

French Industrial maritime clock with rotating globe, barometer and compass, gilt metal and onyx, circa 1880, 41 cm high

Vintage Short & Mason brass cased barometer diameter 13.5 cm, one hand a drift

Large timber encased barometer, length 110 cm

A 19th century carved oak Aneroid barometer

A mahogany cased barometer maker Abraham & Co Liverpool. 90 cm.

A George III mahogany cased stick barometer. Maker G. Adams, Fleet Street, London. Purchased Michael Sim Royal Parade Chiselhurst Kent, UK. 98 cm.

A Tissot T-Touch Expert quartz wristwatch, ref. T013.420.11.032.00 in stainless steel, silver dial, luminous hands, analogue and digital function, Bi-directional rotating bezel, sapphire crystal, functions: chronograph, compass, alarm, thermometer, baromet

Aviation: two leather pilots caps, googles in case and arm band barometer, World War I period

An English aneroid banjo barometer in oak case, 19th century, 96 cm high

Vintage English barometer by Smiths, height 18 cm approx.

Two aneroid marine Barometers, 20th century, unmarked, a brass and copper mounted wall barometer and a heavy polished brass open, dial ships barometer with a visible escapement, diameter 16 cm and smaller

C19th Dolland London aneroid travelling barometer gilt cased, in original fitted leather case, height 7.5 cm.

English Smiths wall barometer, of square form, with chromed mounts, height 18 cm

An early 19th century English Roseweood wall barometer, with silvered dial. English circa 1820. Height 94 cm

A mid-19th century stick barometer, swan neck pediment, flame mahogany cased with silvered dial signed Eger.N. Smith & Co. Liverpool, above a damp/dry dial and mercury thermometer, height 99 cm.

A mid-19th century banjo barometer, break arch pediment, mahogany cased with satinwood shell inlays, the trunk with alcohol thermometer, silvered dial signed Donegan Warranted, height 99 cm.

Admiral Fitzroy's' barometer

Vintage carved oak barometer with thermometer above, and aneroid barometer below, height 45 cm

Vintage brass cased barometer marked to dial for W.H. Harling, London, marked NSWG verso, in leather carry case, diameter 7 cm.

Antique 'Banjo' barometer marked to base for 'G. Giaccomelli, Belfast,', height 98 cm.

Antique mahogany stick barometer marked to dial for 'Lee, Belfast,', height 95 cm.

Admiral Fitzroy Royal Polytechnic Barometer oak cased barometer by Joseph Davis Co, in need of service.

An Art Nouveau copper framed aneroid barometer, diameter 34 cm. Provenance: The Estate of Emeritus Professor Brian Coote CBE, FRSNZ (1929 - 2019)

A 19th century five dial mahogany wheel barometer, by G. Giobbio, Froome, the swan neck pediment flanking brass urn over a hygrometer, thermometer and convex mirror above the silvered dial and level, 32 cm wide, 9 cm deep, 113.5 cm high

Vintage Short & Mason brass cased barometer, marked to dial for Short and Mason, London # 10576/39, brass cased, marked 'Mark1,' verso, diameter 12 cm

Vintage John Wardale, London brass cased barometer, Compensated Barometer, marked for John Wardale, London, # 1645/1916, brass cased, diameter 11.5 cm

'Water Wheel' French Industrial automaton 8 day timepiece with barometer and thermometer in gilt metal case with slate base, circa 1900, 33.5 cm high

Musical' French Industrial mantel timepiece with manual music box, barometer and thermometer, metal and brass on green onyx base, circa 1900, 36 cm high

Fire Pump' French Industrial clock with barometer, copper, brass and nickel plate on slate base, by Guilmet, circa 1885, the pistons and wheel move with the beat of the pendulum. Rare. 34 cm high, 45 cm wide

Black Forest 'Weather House' hanging cuckoo clock with carved figures controlled by internal barometer, one with umbrella, circa 1860, 54 cm high

Swiss timepiece and barometer in papier mache case, 19th century, 46 cm high

A French black cased mantel clock with visual escapement above a subsidiary barometer dial, 19th century, 42 cm high

French weather station clock with calendar, barometer and revolving globe, slate cased inlaid with malachite, 19th century, 73 cm high

French mantel clock, moonphase, calendar, barometer and thermometer plus visual escapement in black slate and rouge marble case and ormolu trim, 19th century. 43 cm high

A vintage mahogany wall barometer, early 20th century, the barometer with visible escapement and a thermometer to the stem, housed, on a pierced and carved mount, length 59.5 cm, width 19.5 cm

A carved mahogany wall barometer with acorn decoration

A brass pocket barometer by Calderoni es Tarsa, Budapest, circa 1900 circular brass case, the silvered signed Calderoni es Tarsa 7 cm diameter

An antique French timber framed wall barometer, early 20th century, carved and pierced with vegetal forms with a wicker style basket enclosing a barometer with visible internal works, an enamel thermometer to the stem, length 44 cm, width 22 cm

An antique French oak framed wall barometer, early 20th century, carved with oak leaves and rustic branches enclosing a brass barometer with, visible internal works and an enamel thermometer to the stem, length 51 cm, width 24 cm

An early Victorian mahogany banjo barometer of impressive size, c.1845, with broken arch pediment, damp/dry dial, mercury thermometer and convex mirror to the trunk above a large silvered 10.5 inches (25 cm) main register signed Emery Churcher, the spirit

Doulton Burslem lighthouse clock barometer (Doulton & Slaters patent) china ware. Decorated earthernware. Model by (possibly) Walter Slater (1885 - 1905). Painted monogram to base W.B.S (slightly indistinct). Green painted base stamp Doulton Burslem with C

An antique Swiss pocket or travelling Compensated barometer, late 19th century, with maker's mark for W.Ecker, Lucerne, in a leather bound and silk lined travelling case and comprising a barometer compass and mercury thermometer, length 8.5 cm

Two vintage Barometers, 1900 and after, one German, the other marked Maison du Lynx, Brussels, a circular barometer in a timber frame, the other housed in a carved oak case with a thermometer to the stem, length 58.5 cm, width 18.5 cm, and smaller

An Australian military issue metal cased surveying aneroid barometer by E R Watts & Son, London 8 cm diameter

Admiral Fitzroy's barometer in cedar case with retailer plaque for T. Gaunt, Melbourne, 19th century, 100 cm high

Banjo barometer late 19th century English, with conch shell decoration, and fruitwood inlay, height 96 cm

Victorian barometer by P Barbong Co, Edinburgh, banjo shaped, walnut & satinwood inlay, height 104.5 cm

George V sterling silver ink stand, mark of John Grinsell & Sons, London, 1908, engraved 'Samuel Hordern from his Father 1908' and 'To Samuel Hordern from his grandfather 1954', with unusual clock and barometer cut crystal inkwells, pen rest, brush and let

Gimbal mounted naval stick barometer, 19th century, barley twist case with brass mounts, front angled scale with vernier and thermometer, weighted base, height 95 cm

A French 'Maison de l'Ingenieur Chevallier' pocket barometer, diameter 6.5 cm.

A Victorian banjo barometer, in mahogany, length, length 94 cm. Provenance: collection of Catherine Hannah, former president of the New Zealand antique Dealers Association and noted antique dealer in Rotorua for over 40 years.

19th century mahogany wheel barometer, by F. Leoni, Andover, the case with swan neck pediment over a hygrometer, thermometer and mirror, height 114 cm

Negretti & Zambra pocket barometer, #1120 with original case and compass

A good Victorian walnut stick barometer, with milk glass panel marked 'A.Gundersen, Christchurch', and with scales in 'English inches' and 'Centimetres', further glass panels to the trunk back a mercury thermometer and a 'storm glass', height 108 cm.

Antique oak case barometer 86 cm high approx. Small loss to frame

A Victorian silver cased Aird & Thomson pocket barometer, the reverse presentation engraved 'Presented to John H. Brown Esquire by a Few Friends in Glengarry, on his Departure to N.Z. December 1879'. The indicator hand loose, diameter 4.8 cm.

A German timber and brass barometer, height 37 cm

A Hermle ships clock and barometer mounted on a wooden plaque with Australian, army, Navy and air Corp badges

An antique walnut wall barometer, late 19th century, in an architectural style frame with fluted pillars, turned spindles and ornaments, enclosing a barometer and a thermometer to the stem, length 67 cm, width 25.5 cm

Barometer mercury type, in mahogany case, bone dial, with pressure adjustment knob, John Wrench, height 97 cm

Mercury barometer with later dial Georgian wood case, with enclosed mercury tube. Later dial installed. (Length 99 cm

Sheraton style mahogany wheel banjo barometer, 19th century, level signed 'F. Salteri, London', the case with swan neck pediment and urn finial, over a hygrometer, mercury thermometer, the silvered dial with brass bezel and signed level under, height 102 c

Early Victorian mahogany banjo wheel barometer, c. 1840, level signed 'Grassi & Fontana, Exeter', swan-neck pediment with urn finial, over a hygrometer, mercury thermometer, and a convex mirror, the silvered dial with brass bezel and signed level under, he

Early Victorian oak stick coastal barometer, c. 1840, register signed 'T. Underhill Optician, 24 Corporation St. Manchester', the case with arched cresting, mercury thermometer to waist, the cistern cover carved with a flowerhead, height 105 cm. Provenance

Nishimura Seisakusho mercury stick barometer, 20th century, 118 cm high

A rare Australian cedar banjo barometer by J. Jennings, 99 Queen Street, Melbourne, 19th century, 115 cm high

A collection of obelisk paperweights, 19th century, including three stone inlaid and painted alabaster, and a French Neo-Classical bronzed obelisk set with a mercury barometer, tallest 25 cm high

Bronze figural barometer featuring male and female classical style nudes one drinking a flagon of wine the other playing a harp, below a vine with grapes is prominent. The centralised barometer section features dials and weather predictors.

19th century French cast iron weather station early example consisting of white enamel dial clock with French movement, thermometer and barometer, with floral work, adorned and footed by an acorn, retailed J.J. Wainwright & Co Birmingham, length 66 cm

Victorian inlaid banjo barometer

Wooden framed wall clock and barometer

Brass port hole barometer, made in West Germany

German miniature barometer and mantel clock

A vintage aneroid barometer, circular plated case, supported on carved wood stand, diameter 13 cm.

George III rosewood stick barometer circa 1830, maker B J Dunn, Ex. Park Lane Antiques

George III mahogany Banjo barometer with satinwood stringing, hygrometer, thermometer level and clock, fitted with a later clock movement, circa 1820

Antique pocket barometer by R & J Beck of London, C:1870, with silvered face & original fitted case, 5 cm, diameter

Antique mahogany cased banjo barometer with thermometer by Dolland, London, 107 cm, high