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Unusual Fitzroy style 'Thompson & Co's Improved London' barometer with paper backing, in glazed oak case, 92cm highAppears to be in good conditionThe knob on the right is intact and working correctly and measures the latest reading

Two microscopes, a chemist's balance scales and an aneroid barometer in serpentine frame

19th century mahogany barometer/thermometer

A box of miscellanea - including a large 8in brass mounted lens, possibly from a large telescope, dimensions 22cm x 8.4cm deep; a boxed set of 25 gemstone eggs with key; brassware; treen and wooden boxes; a small light oak Regneroid wheel barometer; etc.

A box of miscellanea - including a large carved and painted wooden figure of a cockerel, 30cm high; a Portmeirion 'Birds of Britain' pattern jardiniere, 17.2cm high; a Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware tyg, early 20th century, impressed and incised factory marks, 12cm high; a modern marble pestle and mortar; two back scratchers, one also with a shoe horn; and a 1920s mahogany aneroid barometer, 20.8cm diameter. (7)

A brass-cased pocket barometer with white enamel dial in original case.

An E. & E. Emanuell, Portsmouth stick barometer (for restoration). Ivory licence ref no-YV8FDG2R

A Walkers patent 5067 brass Harpoon sounding machine depth log retailed by James Neil and Co Belfast. 24cm x 12.5cm with a pine box, together with a pocket barometer and a compass. (3)

A 19th century Army and Navy gilt brass pocket barometer, the silvered dial 4.5cm diameter, cased. together with a barometer by Hughes and son 12cm diameter. (2)

A leather cased portable barometer.

Tray lot with Pippin Terrier, silver coffee spoons, hedgehog ashtray, barometer, flask and pen tray.

Lot to include two framed displays of knots, small model of a diver's helmet and a Nauticalia clock and barometer mounted to board. [W]

Collection of metalware to include small copper cauldron, late 19th Century barometer, brass pestle and mortar, brass letter rack / holder, Coalbrookdale metal dish, composite animal figurines, etc

An early 19yth century mahogany cased banjo barometer, silvered indicator dials, central small mirror

Early 19th century mahogany stick barometer, arched indicator, plain case, turned cistern cover

Greetings Cards, pewter flasks, viewer, microscope, driving test game, tins, barometer, happynak seaside etc:- One Box

XX Century Oval Shaped Mirror, with a scalloped edge, together with one other mirror and an early XX Century carved oak aneroid barometer (3).

French- late 19th century desktop aneroid barometer in a circular gilt metal case with carrying ring, 3.5 inch paper printed register with predictions and barometric air pressure, with a steel indicating hand and brass recording hand, adjustment screw to the rear.Dimensions: Depth/Diameter: 10cm

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

Late Victorian J.H. Steward Ltd compensated aneroid barometer, brass cased with silvered dial and altimeter scale to outer edge, contained within a tooled leather case, D4.5cm

Wall mounted barometer

Collection of brass and copper ware to include: copper preserving pan with brass handles, candlesticks, barometer etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A pocket barometer, which still reacts to pressure, together with a pocket compass by Dolland (2)

A limited edition mahogany cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, numbered 1398/2000, 102 x 21cm

An early 19thC rosewood cased wheel barometer, with silver dial, and thermometer, 100cm high.

MAHOGANY BAROMETER

An early 20th century oak barometer having temperature gauge and carved floral decoration, h81cm

A German WWII Kriegsmarine U-boat / submarine barometer, circa 1945, black dial with white lettering, marked 'Nur fur technischen Einsatz', and Eagle and Swastika above the letter 'M', serial 0971, blue and white painted hands. 14cm diameter, with original instruction booklet and wooden box,

Vintage ships wheel design table lamp ( in need of re-wiring), wall hanging barometer, wooden bowl

A selection of clocks and a barometer to include three brass carriage clocks etc

A Negretti & Zambra barometer.

A combination mahogany cased barometer, thermometer and clock.

A collection of tobacco pipes, an aneroid barometer and a treen and faux ivory nut cracker in the form of a ships wheel

Victorian carved campaign chair, decorated with dolphin motifs (W37cm); Georgian design mahogany Canterbury (W49cm); early 19th century mahogany banjo barometer (H96cm)

Crate of collectables; Smiths mantel clock, Schatz German brass mantel clock with glass dome, Silver plate goblets, coffee bean spoons, Barometer and other collectables.

A Victorian walnut hall stand, W Walker & Sons London stamp to drawer, inset with a barometer, 100 cm wide

A pocket barometer, cased, a cloisonne box, 9.5 cm wide, a silver mounted photograph frame (3)

A WW1 period wooden propeller hub which has been converted into a barometer

Churchill quartz mantel clock in marble case, miniature longcase clock, other clocks and an aneroid barometer

Aneroid barometer and thermometer in carved oak case

Box of cutlery, Claddagh glass vase, wooden items, barometer, biscuit barrel, cameras, binoculars etc

A late 19th / early 20th Century carved mahogany banjo barometer, bearing an inscription to the dial, "Presented by The County Live Stock, and The Farmers Fire & Accident Insurance Offices, York, John Hetherton, F. S. A. A. Managing Director.", 46 cm

A box of sundries to include Avery weights, tiles, barometer

VICTORIAN POCKET BAROMETER, AG THORNTON & CO LTD, MANCHESTER circular and cased in brass with a silvered dial8cm diameter In overall good condition. Surface scratches and age related wear. Item is untested. Additional images now available.

A group of metalware to include a brass bell, a glass inkwell, a pair of nutcrackers, a barometer and other items Location: G2If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid mercury wheel barometer, the foliate inlaid case applied with an ivorine plaque 'Revolta, Wellington', above the 24cm silvered register, 97cm high

Assorted cutlery and metal wares inc lion trivet, brass legs nut crackers, onyx barometer etc

Mixed metal ware including brass weights and barometer. Not available for in-house P&P

Cased student microscope with mixed treen and a barometer. Not available for in-house P&P

Box of mixed collectable including a clock and barometer. Not available for in-house P&P

Barometer

A 19th century beadwork riding crop and a barometer.

A Victorian Oak mercury stick barometer, in a carved heavy oak carved case, twin vernier scale adjusters. Dial signed Benetfink & Co , Cheapside, London. approx. H105cm.   

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETER, the decorated circular silvered register signed C. Aiano, North Gate, Canterbury within concentric scale divided in barometric inches and annotated with the usual observations, with steel pointer set behind glazed cavetto moulded brass bezel with a brass recording pointer applied to the glass, the mahogany case with a silvered scale spirit thermometer and oval conch shell motifs to the baluster-shaped trunk and base. H102cm x W26.5cm.

A J.H.Steward of London, pocket compensated barometer, in a shagreen type case.

A mahogany and ebony stick barometer, Molesworth, Birmingham, with swan neck pediment and silvered dial, 102cm high

A 19th Century mahogany cased banjo barometer, the case with broken swan neck pediment and inlaid with boxwood lines, with dry/damp dial, thermometer, large silvered dial with scale from 28-31, the level signed Peter Giusani, Cook Street, Wolverhampton, incised mark to reverse 'W Lacy', 117cm high

A mahogany stick barometer, P. Donegan & Co., with broken arch pediment and silvered dial, 97cm longA couple of small pieces of moulding from pediment missing. We do not guarantee working order of barometers.

A watch stand in the form of an ormolu eagle on a marble plinth, 14cm high and a small aneroid barometer, Barker & Son, London, in an outer leather case

Late 19th / early 20th Century circular mahogany dial clock, the painted metal dial with Roman numerals and single train movement (at fault), together with an oak barometer (at fault)