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Los 300
Blakeney & Co., Sunderland, Hull & Glasgow, a Victorian rosewood ships stick barometer, c. 1860, the bowfront case with brass urn cistern cover, the silvered register plates with twin Vernier scales, signed BLAKENEY & CO. Sunderland, Hull & Glasgow, the trunk with mercury thermometer, the case inlaid with mother of pearl and brass floral motifs over a swan, lacking brass mounting bracket, 92 cm. The mercury tube has slipped downwards in the case, but looks complete?The case and the register plates are very dirty and in need of cleaning.There is no visible damage or repairs, showing only age related wear & tear.We are not experts on such items and therefore unable to state whether or not it is in fully working order.
Los 1321
Rare and interesting brass drumhead clock/barometer, the 5.5" barometer chapter ring inscribed E. Bourdon and Richard's Patent Parts, Gold Medal Exhibition 1849 and Council Medal, Universal Exhibition London 1851, enclosing a 3.75" clock dial, the movement with platform escapement and inscribed Richard á Paris, no. 229 on the back plate, the brass casing surmounted by a ring handle (key); also with a hinged folding shagreen travelling case
Los 157
A selection of ceramics and glassware to include a Chinese blue and white wedding jar and cover, Wedgwood cornucopia vase and a boxed set of six Murano etched wine glasses with gilt rims and an Ikea black ceramic contemporary model, together with mixed lot of brassware and other items to include a fireguard and matching spark guard, compendium set, barometer and other itemsLocation: 8:4/LWF/LAF
Los 602
A late Victorian oak cased combination barometer-timepiece, the architectural case enclosing a central thermometer flanked by an 8cm silvered barometer dial signed 'J H Steward, London' and an 8cm silvered clock dial with a single train movement, all below a broken-swans neck pediments, raised upon an integrated stepped plinth base, 28cm high
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