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A vintage German aneroid wall barometer, 20th century, the brass mounted barometer with visible workings, with a Fahrenheit and Celsius mercury scale thermometer, enclosed within a Bavarian style timber mount. Height 42 cm. Width 16 cm.
A brass desk clock with barometer and thermometer, English late 19th/early 20th century, 25 cm high. Provenance: Property of a Gentleman, Melbourne
A French weather station mantel clock, circa 1880s, with 8 day time and strike movement, Brocot open escapement and ruby pallets. Mercury compensation pendulum, with moon phase, date, month, barometer and clock, Belgium black slate case inlaid with malachi
An Ellery's brass mounted aneroid marine barometer, second half 19th century, 13 cm diameter. Provenance: Property of a Gentleman, New South Wales. From the collection of Keith Ball
Antique cast metal with ceramic face barometer, width 16 cm approx
An antique barometer, thermometer and pocket watch, a pocket style barometer with white dial, black hands and markers, stamped R.J Farmer Coney Street York. A rectangle thermometer with black markings, stamped Negretti & Zambra London. A silver, 935 pocket
A boxed wall barometer with Western Australian, retailers mark: Frost & Shipham Perth, W.A., c.1900. Dial marked: 'O. Comitti & Son Ltd. London'. Diameter 13 cm
Georgian barometer by Dumville, St. Ives
A French desk barometer clock set with hand painted porcelain panels, 19th century. 10 cm high, 12 cm wide
An English banjo barometer calibrated for Exeter, circa 1840. 99 cm
A wall barometer and thermometer, mid 20th century, the barometer and mercury filled thermometer set within a carved and shaped oak mount. Length 54 cm
Fine antique French gilt bronze aneroid barometer by Mon Loiseau Boucart 35 Quai de Hoiloge Paris
Antique French Barometer/ thermometer, approx 73 cm high
An early 19th century gimbal brass mounted rosewood ship's mercury barometer, marked W Langford, Broad Quay Bristol, height 96 cm
Antique barometer thermometer set in timber housing, 21.8 cm high
19th century mahogany wheel barometer by Joseph Somalvico & Co, London with brass urn and fittings, silverised barometer and dial
A vintage Shortland Smiths oak cased wall barometer, mid 20th century, England, the banjo shaped compensated barometer and thermometer with a shaped brush steel dial set within a chrome bezel and a framed thermometer set to the arm, the deep toned oak case
A superb quality cased desk set featuring a white enamelled faced clock, an aneroid barometer and a Fahrenheit thermometer. Mounted within a filigree bezel by John hall, Paris. Height 15 cm, width 20 cm, depth 8 cm
Antique French floral marquetry banjo barometer, silvered dial, approx 102 cm high
A brass Porthole clock, later 20th century, the battery operated clock with three subsidiary dials for a hygrometer, barometer and thermometer, set within a brass porthole with hinge and screw clips enclosed by a timber frame. Diameter 35 cm
A rare Admiral Fitzroy mercury barometer in an oak cabinet c.1880 125 cm high
A Clarke & Sons of Greenock barometer on cast metal eagle stand 48 cm high
Precision aneroid barometer by Mechanism Ltd of London. Range 900-1050 mb, accuracy 0.1 mb. These instruments are very rare and are still used at Observatories & airfields today. Originally retailed at £13,000, calibrated and in excellent condition
Aneroid portable barometer in leather carry case. Made in England for A.E.Barker & Associates of Melbourne. This model was used by surveyors and is temperature compensated, it can also be calibrated for height up to 6000 feet. 8 cm diameter
Kew Pattern Marine Barometer by Negretti & Zambra of London. Recognized and used as the standard on ships and Observatories, range 870-1100 mb. includes attached 'Gold Scale' (named after Lt. Col. Gold of the Harrison clock fame) Mark IV also by Negretti,
Victorian R McAdam, Dumfries mercury stick barometer. Combination thermometer. Ivory plate to top, mahogany body. Label noting repair 1968. Length 92 cm
Antique oak surround barometer with porcelain dial
Rare 18th century French gilt wood barometer, with Lyre shaped crest with thermometer, above a large octagonal framed barometer
A ships metallic barometer stamped 'E. Bourdon and Richards, Patent, Paris. Universal Exhibition, London, 1849'. 23 cm diameter.
An English aneroid banjo barometer in oak case. 80 cm
A Regency string inlaid mahogany barometer
Vintage bulkhead barometer on timber backing, D23 cm approx
A brass cased marine stick barometer, early 20th century. Engraved: 'J.J.B.L.M. 16-22, R. N. Desterro, Lisbon', with brass gimbal mount. Height 95 cm
A Royal Crown Derby Imari, Millennium globe barometer and thermometer set limited edition, both numbered 489/1000 Commissioned by Sinclairs with certificates stamped with impressed marks to base. Height 12.5 cm. Diameter 9.2 cm
Antique French oak thermometer and barometer, approx 58 cm high
Antique oak cased barometer with thermometer 74.5 cm high
Cartel clock, and matching barometer each cast with, Griffins 100 cm
A George III mahogany stick barometer by J. Hicks of London, the glazed arched top enclosing the barometer with ivory panels detailed in black, conforming barometer below, glass absent and minor attention required, bulbous base. Length 93.5 cm
Antique French carved wall barometer, approx 66 cm high
An oak aneroid wall barometer presentation Claremont yacht club W. Letchford trophy, with silver plaque engraved 'C.Y.C. W. Letchford, Trophy, 1948-9, Won By Vitesse, D. Morgan'. Height 46 cm
Antique French carved wall barometer, approx 58 cm high
French Black Forest barometer, carved with hounds head & hanging rabbit & pheasant, approx 68 cm high, 29 cm wide
Antique French gilt tin barometer, stamped Cartels Brevetes approx 70 cm high
A barometer by J & W.E. Archbutt 201 Westminster Bridge Rd London, 19th century. 101 cm high
Fine antique mahogany stick barometer by Zenetti & Agnew, approx 100 cm long
Antique German Art Nouveau inlaid barometer, approx 45 cm high, 19 cm wide
English mahogany banjo barometer by 'P. Corti, Exeter'. Corti of 5 Market Street, Exeter is listed as a manufacturer of barometers in 1850. Fully restored. 92 cm.
An early English stick barometer in oak case with mercury thermometer & an adjustable vernier. 100 cm. Fully restored.
Pocket Barometer in a leather case lined with green velvet. Dial marked 'Compensated. W. Littlejohn & Son Wellington'. The front bezel rotates & is calibrated in feet. Late 19th century. 5 cm diameter
West German wall barometer, 70 cm tall approx
Very fine gilt metal pocket barometer by A&N C.O.S.L
A Rapport barograph recording barometer having clockword recording drum. 23 cm high, 37 cm long
French regulator wall clock fitted with barometer, 19th century. 87 cm
An Admiral Fitzroy patent barometer in walnut case; by Comitti. Height 110 cm
A late George III mahogany barometer / thermometer, John (Giovanni) Kalabergo, Banbury
An aneroid barometer in oak case. Height 46 cm
Rare gilt metal and enamel combined timepiece carriage clock, barometer, thermometer and compass, in original fitted case by R. & Co., Paris, circa 1900. Rectangular turned and fluted columns, the frieze decorated with champleve blue enamel on floral groun
Luckham, Kingsbridge Victorian mahogany cased barometer and thermometer case inlaid with marquetry swag. Height 85 cm
Antique French carved oak barometer, approx 80 cm high
Very fine gilt metal pocket barometer by A&N; C.O.S.L. Very fine gilt metal pocket barometer by A&N C.O.S.L
A silver plate and silver gilt mounted harbour clock barometer, by J. Sewill, 30 Cornhill London, 22 cm high, 17 cm wide
Early Victorian mercury dial barometer. Walnut veneer case by S & F Hettish, Exeter. Features remotely set comparison indicator. Complete but needs recommissioning. Estate late Douglas Osborne Hawke. Height 90 cm
Victorian mercury dial barometer, including Hygrometer & alcohol thermometer. Mercury intact. Requires recommissioning. Estate late Douglas Osborne Hawke. Length 93 cm
Rapport Barograph Recording barometer. Aneroid barometer with clockwork recording drum. Cased with underdraw. Estate late Douglas Osborne Hawke. Height 24 cm. W38 cm. Diameter 24 cm
An Edwardian mahogany and inlayed thermometer/ barometer, height 90 cm
Antique Edwardian period inlaid Art Nouveau design aneroid barometer by Negretti & Zambra London, approx 58 cm high
French giltwood barometer, approx 100 cm high
A Scottish rosewood brass-mounted stick barometer by S. Bon, Dundee, 19th century
A good wall barometer and thermometer, carved with hunting dogs and other animals, Swiss, 19th century. 94 cm long, 51 cm wide.
English oak barometer with a working porcelain face fahrenheit & centigrade thermometer. Length - 81 cm
A George IV mahogany barometer, English, first half 19th century. 98 cm high
Early Victorian banjo barometer,
An impressive rosewood working Banjo barometer. Circa 1840
Victorian Flame Mahogany Wheel Barometer. Silvered hygrometer, thermometer and signed spirit level with a curved base. 98 cm high. 26 wide
G.Taroni, Leek, 19th century mahogany barometer. Approx 108 cm high
A George III Chinoiserie lacquered stick barometer tapering cylindrical body with twist turned panel, gilded floral motif and Chinoiserie scene to base, etched brass dial, 91 cm in long
A novelty miniature long case Combination clock, thermometer, barometer with a platform escapement, the case with Sheraton style inlay, (hairline to the glazed back panel), 46.5 cm high
Georgian banjo barometer, c. 1790, mahogany case with pearwood inlaid banding by 'Chas. Noseda, Wincanton', height 99 cm, width 25 cm
Antique aneroid barometer, approx 23 cm diameter
Vintage English carved oak cased aneroid barometer, approx 75 cm high
An old circular brass cased aneroid barometer with ring suspension. Diameter 13 cm
Thomas Armstrong & Brother Ltd oak barometer with barley twist columns & a brass dial. Length 80 cm
Oak maritime clock barometer by Chadburn & Son London
Sterling silver pocket barometer. J. Hicks London, 10 Hatton Garden & later Clerkenwell. Hallmarked London 1902. Inscription: 'Henley Sailing Club 1902'
Short & Mason aneroid pocket barometer & Elgin Nati Watch co. Open faced pocket watch (2)
English china barometer, Negretti & Zambra London
An Edwardian golden oak hall stand, circa 1900, the arched stand with a foliate motif to the pediment with a dentil motif below, a bevelled mirror within an egg and dart frame to one side and a barometer set within a vasiform support to the other, having a
A Lerebours et Secretan barometer on an ebony base, 1845-1855, with maker's mark to dial and address 13, Pont Neuf, Paris. An aneroid barometer with the dial set within a brass cavetto and bezel and simple brass casing and resting upon an ebony cradle atop
English Barometer, approx 29 cm high, 29 cm wide
Edwardian inlaid mahogany banjo barometer with fahrenheit to centigrade thermometer and a gauge showing 'Changeable, Fair, Very Dry, Stormy & Rain' length 69 cm
A George IV mahogany string-inlaid barometer / thermometer by L. Butti, Edinburgh. 108 cm high