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A pair finely carved black forest frames one with a clock and the other with a barometer

Quality Oak 'Rope' framed barometer

A Negretti & Lambral brass cased barometer with carved oak stand

A mahogany early 19th century 'admiral Fitzroy' style barometer.

A George IV Sheraton mahogany banjo barometer.

A Georgian Scottish banjo barometer, the flame mahogany case, with a swan neck pediment, satinwood stringing, and a silver dial, with a thermometer.

A novelty spring driven model steam engine clock barometer the clock is in the style of a model steam engine with spring driven movable parts mounted on a wood stand clock. Length 22 cm

Vintage aneroid barometer in leather case used in mining

A small Victorian pocket barometer, circa 1889, in gilded brass having a cream metal dial and a compass to the reverse, and inscribed Dr J F Ruddall 24.23.89; encased in an emerald silk and velvet lined leather box. Height 3 cm. Diameter 6 cm

A c.1900 lithographically printed inebriation barometer, the humorous panel gauging from 'Sober' to 'Mortally Drunk', hand coloured, under glass within a mahogany Arts & Craft frame of ecclesiastical style printed to the back 'G. Lipscomb Maker, Lambeth Pa

E. Rickard rosewood cased banjo barometer

Mahogany cased banjo barometer, W Cole Hobart Town and London

Victorian inlaid mahogany barometer with a temperature gauge in fahrenheit and centigrade and a weather dial. Length 85 cm

Antique Japy Freres wall clock, with 8 day striking movement, in ornately carved case fitted with barometer and thermometer, Japy Freres mark behind dial, 78 cm high

Antique inlaid mahogany barometer, approx 60 cm high

Antique French barometer, approx 83 cm high, 63 cm wide

Early English made barometer by J. Parker & Son, 66 cm high

A Georgian banjo barometer. Maker: J Slutter 8 Symon Street Chelsea circa 1840. Shaped surround set with central circular glass topped barometer and ivory adjusting knop, below a thermometer and circular hydrometer. 94 cm high

Australian late 19th century 'Admiral Fitzroy' barometer in cedar case, adapted to the southern hemisphere. RLJ Ellery Esquire and retailed by Thomas Gaunt, Melbourne. Length 107 cm

Art Nouveau sterling silver mounted barometer hallmarked Birmingham 1905, 14.7 cm high

A Victorian oak cased Admiralty type stick barometer, decorated with Gothic motifs and carving, both the milk glass thermometer and barometer under glass. Height 100 cm

An early Victorian mahogany banjo barometer, circa 1840s, with maker's mark for T. Pini, Princes Street, Redlion square, London, of double banjo form with a swan neck pediment and having an hydrometer, mercurial thermometer, a level, convex mirror and merc

C 1910 oak cased aneroid barometer. Large barometer and thermometer marked with retailer H. E. Finch, George St. Sydney. Functional. Height 80 cm

An English Edwardian A. E Coe Norwich barometer, with satinwood and ebony inlay, 84 cm long

Cloisonne duel carriage clock barometer stamped 'Made in France', with brass casing & bevelled edge glass, with a key. Dimensions 13 x 12 cm

Vintage French leather & bronze decorated barometer. 19 cm high

Carved oak wall barometer. Milk glass to thermometer cracked. Height 53 cm

A Georgian inlaid mahogany Scottish banjo. Barometer, c.1820's, makers stamp: F. Vago, Glasgow, with silvered metal dial, central circular mirror, mercury thermometer. Height 99 cm

Large oak framed barometer by Drummond of Melbourne (dial A/F)

A banjo shaped barometer

A late Victorian thermometer and barometer in rococo style carved wood frame. Height 78 cm. Width 37 cm

A French walnut and oak cased wall clock together with matching barometer.

Georgian mahogany wall hung barometer inlaid with satin wood featuring a scrolled pediment, with removable hygrometer gauge, removable temperature gauge with range from freezing to blood heat, a mirrored panel with ribbed timber surround & large brass main

A good gilt-wood barometer, French, circa 1780. 105 cm high, 44 cm wide

Edwardian pocket barometer by Pillischer London

A steel and brass mounted marine stick barometer by Short & Mason, London, with a brass gimble, 93 cm high

A Rosewood stick barometer signed G. Cetta, Sydney, circa 1840, the enclosed tube, ivory plate with single vernier, inset mercury thermometer with Fahrenheit scale, the case with arched top and brass hanging ring, the base with a brass cistern, together wi

A mahogany stick barometer by G. Boettger, Adelaide, the case with a rounded ivorine inscribed plate and scale with vernier and thermometer, the visible mercury tube to the trunk above a covered cistern, 96 cm high

A wooden cased barometer by J. C. Cowlishaw Ltd, Manchester, 103 cm high

A late Victorian English combination barograph and clock eight day fusee drive clock with half seconds. Pendulum drives the vertical chart drum and taps the barometer every hour. The aneroid barometer is linked by a fusee watch chain over a pulley to a poi

A late Victorian oak cased mercury stick barometer by Camerer Cuss, London, c.1900. Two glass fronted panels for Rise and fall with adjusting scales and a thermometer in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. Height 101 cm

An antique circular brass English aneroid barometer with oak back board by John Barker 7 Co. Kensington. Width 28 cm

Brass barometer by Steiner of Adelaide

An oak framed wall barometer and thermometer, English, first half of the 20th century 81 cm high

A C1930 barometer by Shortland with mirrored panel 51.5 cm long

Oak framed rope barometer by George Wilson of London

A Victorian flame mahogany wheel barometer. Silvered hygrometer, thermometer and signed spirit level with a curved base, 105 cm, 32 cm wide

A good Sheraton Revival banjo barometer, the mahogany body with shell, star and fine border inlays, the silvered dials with Arabic numerals, named 'Harrison's Opticians, The Arcades, Birmingham'. Length 99 cm

A Victorian brass aneroid barometer, marked Goyon, Paris; the cyldrical case resting on an ebonized cradle. Height 20 cm

A Victorian gilt-metal Combination wall clock/Weather glass with French 8-day movement below a barometer and thermometer, on an ebonized ground. Height 51 cm

Rare French antique barometer of banjo shape

An English travelling compensated barometer and leather carrying case, first half 20th century, retailed by Kilpatrick & Co., Melbourne, the silvered dial within a metal drum case, the revolving glazed bezel with a magnifying disk. Diameter 10.5 cm (barome

Antique oak cased aneroid barometer

Early 19th century stick barometer (A/F)

English oak barometer and thermometer. Height 65 cm

L Balerna of Halifax wall barometer. Sheraton Revival marquetry inlaid case. Height 95 cm

Admiral Fitzroy barometer 106 cm height

A very rare mahogany cased aneroid barocyclonometer or 'Typhoon barometer'. Schmidt and Ziegler, Remscheid, to a design by Jose Algue, Manila, early 20th century, tbox opening to reveal Faura pattern aneroid barometer with 6 inch circular silvered register

Antique 19th century English barometer, by a Boffi of Hastings, floral marquetry inlaid decoration & rosewood, 102 cm high

Rare English F Darton London, ships barometer, gimble bracket, a long with a vintage Edney Fortin barometer (2) 92 cm & 100 cm

Antique French carved barometer. 50 cm high

Antique French carved oak barometer