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A Short & Mason mahogany cased barograph. Height 18 cm, width 36 cm, depth 21.5 cm.This has a clockwork movement which is currently ticking.  However we cannot comment on accuracy.

A Short & Mason of London Stormoguide barograph, in a mahogany case with bevelled glass.  Height 21 cm, width 37 cm, depth 23 cm.This has a clockwork movement which is currently ticking.  However we cannot comment on accuracy.

Early 20th century Negretti & Zambra oak cased barograph, with lacquered brass mechanism and bevelled glass panels to lift-off top, the base with single drawer, 23.5cm high x 37cm long

A Short & Mason Micro-Barograph, serial No.1517/44, 5 1/4 inch clockwork recorder, twelve drum atmosphere and gilt recording mechanism, signed as per title under a lacquered brass and glass case on an ebonised plinth, 27x36x21cm.

A late 19th century barograph, signed Jules Richard,Paris, calibrated for 3500 meters, serial number '76937' , the clockwork recorder on a lacquered brass base with double drum atmosphere, the base signed as per title, in a beech glazed case, 12.5 x 17.5 x 10cm.

A oak cased barograph, maker Negretti & Zambra, London, serial number '30126' , the clockwork recorder on a lacquered brass base with eight drum atmosphere and silver plated thermometer, signed as per title, under a glazed cased on a thumbnail moulded base fitted single frieze drawer on bracket feet , 21cm x 35.5cm x 20.5cm.

Scampston Hall - 20th century Barograph, mahogany framed glazed case with chart drawer, on bracket feet, W36cm D22cm H20cmShipping £38.00 plus vat (UK Only)

An early 20th century oak barograph, by 'Negretti & Zambra', with bevelled glass and apron drawer, 35.5cm wide.

A small 20th Century mahogany cased Barograph, with label of 'Ets Maxant Paris-Est 93100 Montereuil.' (1)

An early 20th century oak cased barograph by Finnigans Ltd., Manchester & Liverpool, with integral drawer underneath containing spare papers

TWO BOXES OF VINTAGE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT to include two vintage planes, largest 43cm, two Negretti and Zambra thermometers and a 'floating dairy thermometer', a Mecrin 3 dial test indicator, an AVO Multiminor Mk5 multimeter, an Avometer 8, a metal barograph, a cased Burgess Vibro-tool (2 boxes) (s.d/untested)

Cased Sewills Presentation Barograph within oak case with bevelled glass panels

A BAROGRAPH BY CASELLA, LONDON, CIRCA 1980 battery operated, lacquered brass mechanism with pressure drum, clockwork recording drum, mounted on oak base within glazed wooden cover with drawer containing unused drum charts -- 9 x 14½ x 9¼in. (23 x 37 x 23.5cm.); together with an instruction pamphlet from Casella London and a boxed quantity of unused drum charts (3)

A BAROGRAPH BY SHORT & MASON, CIRCA 1930 gilt-brass mechanism with concealed pressure drums, clockwork recording drum, mounted on light oak base with silvered weather forecast label by maker with copyright date for 1930, contained in glazed wooden cover -- 14½in. (37cm.) wide; together with a small quantity of unused drum charts (2) Movement requires clean, not running at time of cataloguing.

A MAHOGANY BAROGRAPH BY WILSON, WARDEN & CO. LTD., LONDONstamped and numbered 5300/45, 20cm high x 31cm wide x 16cm deep; together with another similar French barograph, 16cm high x 28.5cm wide x 13cm deep (2)

A Negretti & Zambra, London, barograph, 18cm high, 27cm wide; an Orbit portable tripod telescope, 30x30mm, 24cm high, two lens caps, carry case; an ON circular barometer, 15cm diameter; a sight lens (4)

A 20th Century Oak Cased Barograph by M.D.S,in oak framed and bevelled glass case, fitted narrow drawer to base, 14.25ins x 8.25ins x 8.75ins high, and recording papers for same

A mahogany cased barograph, the case with brass carrying handle, 16.5 x 30 x 13.5cm.

A Scarce French Barograph by PHBN, (Pertuis Hulot Bourgeois Naudet) serial number 1197, marked 'Barometer Holosterique', with white metal case with bevelled glass damage to one of the bevelled glass panesdamage to one of the bevelled glass panes

A large Barograph by J.H.Steward of London, having large wind up mechanised drum, in wooden and glazed case, case 35cm/13 3/4'' wide

A Vintage Disk Barograph, unnamed, having two bellow aneroid stack, in wooden and bevelled glass case, case 31.5cm wide, excluding the base, with drawer to the front

An Antique Disk Barograph by Gibson Ltd of Belfast, having two bellow aneroid stack with linkage to the pen arm, clockwork mechanism behind the disc, in wooden case with bevelled glass, case 32cm/12 1/2'' wide

A Negretti & Zambra Weather Station, complete with Clock and Barograph, having oak case with glazed drop down front, key for the drop down front is missing, the keys for the clock are present, case 42cm widethe key for the drop down front is missing, the flap is locked so are unable to test either of the clock nor barometer. we cannot break the lock open, we will be selling as seen. both of the other keys are present. The condition looks to be very good. Sold as seen

A Vintage Barograph, marked Gluck Barographs and Recorders Co Lid to the drum, and Davis Derby to the case

A Micro-Barograph by Short & Mason, serial number B12160, in black metal case with bevelled glass

A Negretti & Zambra Barograph, having makers plaque, unnumbered, with drawer to the front, complete with sheets, keys and Negretti & Zambra Temperature Chart, in wooden and bevelled glass case

A Vintage Barograph by Johnston & Son, marked 'PAT 3715 02' to the inside of the drum, in brass case, AF

A Negretti & Zambra Barograph, no. R/45277, with range 950/1050mb, having 12 bellow stack, in metal case

A Vintage Negretti & Zambra Barograph, No.30113, having mahogany and bevelled glass case, with drawer to the front, case 30cm wide, hinged to one side

A Barograph by Casella of London, having large wind up mechanised drum, in perspex case

A Miniature French Brass Barograph by Richard Freres of Paris, no.48534, in brass case with bevelled glass, 16.5cmcm/6 1/2'' case

An Antique Disk Barograph by Sharman D Neill Ltd of Belfast, having two bellow aneroid stack with linkage to the pen arm, clockwork mechanism behind the disc, in wooden case with bevelled glass, case 37.5cm/14 1/2'' wide

A Negretti & Zambra Barograph, the small barograph in a grey metal case, together with two other barographs, both incomplete (3)

A late 19th Century mahogany and glazed wall Barograph, by Steward, Antoine Redier Patent, with plaque 'Patent No.7323, No.15), 25.5cm H

A French Brass Barograph by Richard Freres of Paris, no.42829, in brass case with bevelled glass, 27.5cm/10 3/4'' case

Early 20th Century Barograph within a mahogany glass case22x36x22cm

Sewills mahogany cased lacquered brass barograph. Not available for in-house P&P

Tycos Short & Mason oak and glass cased barograph complete with ink bottle and pack of Casella recording paper.

A French twentieth century barograph, by Richard Frères (Richard Brothers), mahogany framed display case, makers mark visible to the inside, H-17cm x 29 x 14.Richard Frères (Richard Brothers) were active in France in the last quarter of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries.

An early 20th century oak-cased barographGriffin & Tatlock of Manchester, numbered 8135With eight-tier bellows, lacquered brass, contained within a five-glass case, raised on a plain plinth with single drawer.36cm wide x 21.5cm deep x 21.5cm high

An oak cased barograph, length 36cm.

An Edwardian oak cased Barograph, the framed applied with beveled glass, above a skirted base and shaped bracket feet, W 38 cm x H 20 cm x D 23 cm.

An early 20th century walnut cased Barograph by Casella London, with hinged glazed top and plaque ''REF No MET 20780, Small Barograph'', W 32 cm x H 19.5 cm x D 16.5 cm.

A late Victorian mahogany barograph, bearing ivory label inscribed 'Lilley & Son, London', 33cm wide, on conforming bespoke wall bracket. DEFRA Ivory Act submission ref: BM9SJNXZ

A late Victorian/Edwardian oak barograph, marked Pat. No. 22556, bevelled glazed case, plinth base, 38.5cm wide, c.1900

An early 20th century mahogany barograph by Pastorelli & Rapkin ltd Hatton Garden London 35cm wide 22cm deep 21cm high

Pastorelli and Rapkin (London) Barograph with eight vacuum sections in mahogany case with bevelled glass lid

An early 20thC portable barograph by Negretti & Zambra of London, in black Japanned case with brass carrying handle, the case 14cm high, 18.5cm wide, 13cm deep.

Oak cased barograph, moulded plinth, width 37cm, with a set of paper charts.

Copper and brass cased barograph, hinged cover with mesh panelling, width 30cm, depth 14cm, height 21cm.

A MICRO-BAROGRAPHBy Short & Mason, London, No. H. 9038, circa 1950In a cast-metal blackened case, with bevelled glazed lift-off cover, with tall drum recording from 970 to 1040 mb, the drum-shaped timepiece with platform lever escapement No 8912, the mechanism with twelve-cylinder aneroid expansion drum, polished flattened block ends, and four shaped upright security bars32cm wideCONDITION REPORTThe clock mechanism ticks when wound.  The surface paintwork is engrained with dust and dirty.  It requires chart No 130.

AN OAK-CASED BAROGRAPH WITH SILVERED BAROMETER RINGSigned Henry Wells, Shrewsbury, No 715 With bevelled glass panels to the lift-off cover, the drum-shaped mechanism with lift-off cover to the movement, the brass frame with single chamber aneroid mechanism, silvered ring showing the pressure and thermometer, on plinth base with a  drawer and block feet38cm wideCONDITION REPORTThe clock mechanism ticks when wound.  One block foot is loose and present.  No damage to the glass.Footnotes:This lot contains ivory and has been registered inaccordance with the Ivory Act (section10). Reference MJCUBT6AProspective buyers should be aware that somecountries have limitations on importing items made from endangered species, includingmaterials such as coral, ivory, and tortoiseshell. Therefore, it is advisablefor potential buyers to familiarize themselves with relevant customsregulations before placing bids, particularly if they intend to import this lotinto another country. 

Barigo barograph, in stainless steel case, together with a Wilh Lambrecht GMBH thermograph no. 521433, in metal case with white finish and a Soviet aneroid barometer with chrome finish no. 10628

Bewill of Liverpool barograph, with clockwork movement and glass ink bottle, contained within glazed mahogany case, H18cm, L33cm

20th century T. Cooke & Son barograph, with clockwork movement and glass ink bottle, upon a wooden base with one drawer and four bracket feet, H20cm, L36cm

An early 20th-century oak cased barograph by Ross Ltd, London, housed within a rectangular glazed case with a single drawer containing spare charts, the brass plate on the mechanism inscribed "ROSS LTD. 13/14 GREAT CASTLE STREET, LONDON. W.", 21.5cm high x 38cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A barograph, housed in a glazed oak case, Pat. no. 22556, measuring approx. 31.5cm x 18.5cm 17cm, with a quantity of spare charts Condition Report:Available upon request

A barograph by John Trotter Ltd., 40 Gordon Street, Glasgow, housed in an ebonised case with frieze drawer containing spare charts, measuring approx. 36.5cm wide x 22cm high x 23cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A 1950’s Philips’ Challenge globe together with a small barograph in sprung case (2)

A superb quality Mahogany cased barograph by Gluck, 20th century with a huge qty of both new and used charts with other paperwork, 40cm wide