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A mahogany ship's stick barometer, signed Hutchinson Monkwearmouth, 19th century

Großes Barometer Zifferlatt "J. Ketterer Schönenbach/Schwarzwald" gemarkt. 19. Jh. Nussbaum furniert, Messing, Zifferblatt wohl Papier, Stellschraube aus Bein. 111 x 34 cm. Geschwungener Korpus mit Voluten; unter der Verglasung große Anzeige mit Ornament Alters-/Gebrauchsspuren v.a. am Zifferblatt; ohne Innenleben.

EDWARDIAN GILT BRONZE DESK COMPENDIUM, the key wind clock and aneroid barometer, divided with a thermometer, compass to the arched top the front inscribed " Hanger Hill Golf Club...... 1903-1904", standing on turned feet, side carrying handles , 20cm high, in a fitted "Howell James Limited Regent Street" presentation case

GEORGE III STICK BAROMETER, the silvered brass scale plate inscribed "Blunt & Son London" is well engraved with a scale reading and weather indications, the mercury tube above a feathered mahogany case with hemispherical turned cistern cover', 93cm high

A brass cased bulkhead clock, along with a wall barometer and a Swiza desk clock

An oak cased wall barometer with gilt painted lettering 'Lovely day for a Guinness'

Oak cased aneroid barometer - D C Burlingham, Peterborough

Admiral Fitzroy barometer in oak case with lozenge mark for August 1881

A 12" 1930`s walnut octagonal cased aneroid wall barometer by Pleasance & Harper, Bristol - glass damaged, case scratched

A 1930`s walnut cased banjo barometer/thermometer with printed metal dial and scale, aneroid works and bowls interest presentation plaque

A vintage walnut and cross banded cased mantel clock with HAC eight day chiming movement - sold with a small polished oak cased Smiths mantel clock, vintage alarm clock and small sedan style aneroid wall barometer

A small modern domed top desk timepiece - sold with an SB desk barometer in stitched leather case and two decorative plaques of Rhode Island and Clemenceau

Matching Sestrel chrome plated cased small bulkhead timepiece and an aneroid barometer

A box containing a quantity of collectable items including cameras, Russian matryoshka doll, barometer, etc.

Shipping ephemera, selection to include photographs, 1960s 'Union-Castle Ocean Mail' magazines, 'Boxing Association Team Competition at HMS Mylodon 1944' leaflet, 100+ P&O shore excursion leaflets, match box labels, compact, barometer, ashtrays etc. (gen gd) (qty)

A group of five gilt brass aneroid pocket barometers Various makers, late 19th and early 20th century Each with circular silvered register incorporating rotating outer scale calibrated for altitude in feet divided into fiftieths and the inner scale calibrated for barometric inches, the first signed Husbands, Optician, BRISTOL; the second Kelvin & James White Ltd., GLASGOW; the third NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, 9355; and the fourth inscribed Hutchinson's Improved Surveying Aneroid..., each in gilt pocket watch type case with altimeter scale adjustment either by manual rotation of the bezel or via a knurled crown within the suspension ring, diameters 5cm (2ins) and smaller, all with leather covered outer cases, together with an unusual silver cased miniature aneroid pocket barometer the engine-turned register numbered 1196 to centre with fixed inner scale annotated 10-40 divided into single increments within 50-110 outer scale divided into half increments and signed KROHNE & SESEMANN, PATENT, LONDON to lower edge, in silver pocket watch type case with suspension loop, (unmarked), 2.8cm (1.125ins) diameter, in velvet lined outer case, (6). Condition Report: All barometers appear to be in working order (have been bag tested) and are generally in sound/good original condition with some slight mellowing to the silvered dials and light wear/discolouration to the gilding only. The only exception being top centre right in the image (Negretti and Zambra retailed by J. Lizars) which has significant wear and discolouration to gilding. The cases are generally intact but are worn with some missing clasps etc. The thermometer appears to be in good original condition and providing correct temperature. The dial has some light patchy tarnishing only. Condition Report Disclaimer

A French aneroid Holosteric barometer with thermometerRetailed by Ducatillon, Paris, circa 1860The 4.75 inch circular silvered register with open centre revealing the aneroid mechanism with arched upper scale calibrated in millimetres and with weather observations in French to outer track, inscribed BAROMETRE, HOLOSTERIQUE incorporating HPBN circular trademark for Naudet, Hulot et Cie, the lower section with curved mercury tube THERMOMETRE CENTIGRADE and inscribed DUCATILLON OPTN 29. BD DES CAPUCINES PARIS to lower edge, set behind circular glass fitted with a brass recording pointer into a moulded brass case with repeat trade stamp to rear and suspension ring to top, diameter 13.5cm (5.125ins); with an ebonised and faux marble cradle stand, (some damage) 21.5cm (8.5ins) high including the barometer.  Naudet Hulot et Cie capitalised on the expiration of Vidies patent rights for the aneroid barometer in 1859 by putting into production their Holisterique (solid) barometer of which several thousand were made up until 1866.Condition Report: Instrument is in sound original working condition with some discolouration/tarnishing to the silvering of the scale. The thermometer is intact and in working order. The brass case is discoloured/tarnished (mainly to upper surfaces) otherwise is undamaged. The stand has losses and faults to the applied decoration to the front otherwise is in sound condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of aneroid barometers and in varying states of repairVarious makers, late 19th and early 20th centuryComprising two gilt brass cased pocket barometers signed Negretti & Zambra, LONDON numbers 2371 and 5378; a similar silver-cased pocket barometer with altimeter scale, unsigned, marked for London 1893 makers JS&S; a French nickel finish combination barometer with altimeter, thermometer and compass, unsigned; a brass barometer with altimeter scale inscribed TAMAYA & CO., TOKYO, 821; an oxidised brass surveyor's barometer with altimeter scale signed F. Darton & Co., London; a silver plated desk barometer signed NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, 10131; an unusual brass aneroid WEATHER INDICATOR with external lever for calibration and annotated for winter weather conditions, diameters 13.5cm (5.25ins) and smaller, together with a rare brass desk weather forecaster signed NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON with circular scale incorporating adjustments for DIRECTION OF WIND and barometric pressure providing response in the form of a letter key over slot for the corresponding forecast adjusted via knurled knob to the side, 14cm (5.5ins) high, and an unusual gilt brass pocket hygrometer also by NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON with paper scale in pocket-watch type case, diameter 3cm (1.375ins), (10). The Negretti & Zambra weather forecaster in the current lot is based upon their design patented in 1915 which was developed using actual weather conditions over a ten year period. By setting the wind direction and lining up the central disc for the current barometer reading, a key in the form of a letter appearing within the appropriate aperture in the centre of the disc (which takes into account whether the pressure has been rising, falling or remaining steady) can be obtained. This key can then be translated into a 'forecast' by lining up the letter in adjustable the slot below. 

An oak cased barograph with thermometer G. Lee and Son, Portsmouth, early 20th century The mechanism with seven segment aneroid chamber connected via a lacquered brass armature to an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on a clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the brass baseplate also applied with mercury tube Fahrenheit and Centigrade silvered scale thermometer and with ivorine trade label inscribed G. LEE & SON, THE HARD, PORTSMOUTH, the case with five panel bevel-glazed cover above ogee moulded base incorporating apron drawer containing some spare charts over simple squab feet, 38cm (15ins) wide. George Lee and Son and recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as 'Instrument-makers to the Honourable Corporation of Trinity House and the Admiralty' working from Ordnance Row, Portsea and 3 Palmerston Road, Southsea, Portsmouth circa 1880-1900.Condition Report: Clock movement is in working condition, the aneroid mechanism appears to be in good condition and is providing an appropriate reading so also appears to be in working order. The instrument retains original lacquer finish to the brass work which has some relatively light degradation and discolouration. The thermometer is intact and working with only light tarnishing to the silvered scale. The ink bottle is present; there is a small ink stain to the base of the case but this is concealed by the frame of the cover so cannot be seen with the cover in place. Extenally the case is in good original condition with no visible damage to the glass and good tight joints to the cover. The finish appears untouched with hence would benefit from a polish however is free for any visible problematic damage. The chart drawer contains a small quantity of spare charts.Instrument has integral winder for the clockwork mechanism. Condition Report Disclaimer

An unusual mercury stick barometer with isothermal altitude scaleShort and Mason Limited, London, first half of the 20th centuryThe oak wall panel applied with cast-iron cistern and tube complete with Bunten air trap against twin silvered scales, the left annotated for ISOTHERMAL ALTITUDE FEET from -1000 to 0 to 24,000 and the right for INCHES from 12 to 32 and divided into twentieths, the right hand margin signed SHORT & MASON, LONDON and the top edge inscribed No. E.7641, (lacking mercury), the back panel 94cm (37ins) high. The firm of Short and Mason are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as operating from 62 Hatton Garden, London 1873-75 then 40 Hatton Garden from 1876. They were leading makers of barographs and aneroid barometers well into the 20th century later merging with Taylor Instruments in 1969.It would appear that the lot is designed to demonstrate the non-linear relationship with regards to variance in air pressure versus altitude. The labelling of the altitude scale with the term 'isothermal' indicates that the scale is has no form of temperature compensation, in other words the altitude reading would only prove accurate if temperature remains the same. 

Y A fine Victorian oxidised brass Fortin type mercury forecasting barometerGeorge S. Wood, Liverpool, circa 1880Constructed with central large-bore tube flanked by silvered scales applied to separate ebonised moulded panels calibrated in barometric inches 0-32 and with rack and pinion adjusted Vernier slide to right hand side, opposing an arrangement of three plates engraved with detailed forecasting predictions within fine scroll engraved margins and incorporating recording slide labelled SET AT, 9 A.M. YESTERDAY to top, the apex with further applied bridging plate signed G.S. Wood, LATE ABRAHAM & Co., OPTICIAN, LIVERPOOL, the base with substantial cylindrical cistern incorporating glazed collar enclosing ivory level pointer between screw-clamped collars over fine level adjustment screw to underside, the instrument mounted onto the backboard of a full-height half-round glazed case opening at the front, with domed cupola surmounted with a reeded gilt brass ball finial and conforming inverted dome to base, (mercury removed), 130cm (51ins) approx. high. George S. Wood is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as taking over the business of Abraham Abraham and Company located at 20 Lord Street, Liverpool in 1875 and working until 1894. The current lot is made to the principles laid down by Nicholas Fortin (1750-1831) and incorporates a glazed cistern so that the level can be calibrated via the adjustment screw to the base against an inverted conical ivory cone in the cistern in order to obtain consistency in the readings. This particular type of barometer provides an accurate reading hence was generally adopted for laboratory use throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. The combination of comprehensive scales complete with detailed observations to assist in forecasting (based on those laid-out by Admiral Fitzroy in the 1850's) and fine bowfronted case suggests that the current lot was either made to be exhibited by the maker (possibly in his own showroom) or for a wealthy client or institution.Condition Report: Instrument appears complete with the exception of mercury and two (of the three) brass cistern securing rods and screws (for holding the base of the cistern tight against the cylindrical glass sleeve) which are now unfortunately missing. The silvering to the register plates has some patchy discolouration but engraving is fine and crisp. The case is in good original condition with noticeable faults apparently only limited to the finial being a little bent. Condition Report Disclaimer

A Regency mahogany mercury cistern tube marine stick barometerJohn Augustus, Falmouth, circa 1820 With brass suspension ring above hinged rectangular door enclosing canted silvered vernier register plates annotated with the usual observations and signed John Augustus, Falmouth to lower left hand corner, the inside of the door applied with mercury centigrade thermometer, the rectangular section trunk with brass-sleeved gimbal pivot holes to the slightly bowed sides above stepped moulded cylindrical lacquered brass cistern cover with brass level adjustment screw to underside, (gimbals lacking), 95cm (33.5ins) high. John Anthony Augustus is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as a mathematical instrument maker who worked from Church Street, Falmouth, circa 1815-35. 

Y A Victorian rosewood mercury marine stick barometerCasella, London, circa 1860With suspension ring to top over arched bevel-glazed canted double ivory Vernier scales calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations, the upper margin signed Casella, MAKER TO THE ADMIRALTY, LONDON and the arch inscribed James Furnell, the trunk with ivory button keys for the Vernier setting squares above applied arch-glazed mercury FAHRENHEIT and REAUMUR scale thermometer, the base with stepped moulded brass cylindrical enclosed cistern (lacking gimbals), 97cm (38ins) high. The firm of Casella is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as being established by Louis Casella in 1838 when he went into partnership with his father-in-law Caesar Tagliabue initially trading as Tagliabue & Casella from 23 Hatton Garden, London. His successor, Louis Pascal Casella worked from 1858 and expanded the business resulting in Casella becoming one of the largest makers of barometers and other instruments in England who were still trading well into the 20th century. The name 'James Furnell' inscribed above the maker's signature is probably that of the first owner of the barometer.Condition Report: Barometer contains mercury however the contents appear not to respond to tilting hence there is either a substantial air lock or a problem with the cistern (although there is no evidence of leakage). The scales are in good condition with both Vernier slide adjustments working. The thermometer is in good condition with only minor discolouration to the scale, the lower rail of the moulded surround is missing a small length of moulding. The case is generally in good original unrestored condition as a consequence the cistern casing is tarnished/discoloured in appearance. As catalogued the barometer does not have its gimbal mounts. Condition Report Disclaimer

A George III mahogany mercury stick barometerPedraglio, London, circa 1810With open triangular pediment above line-edged glazed door enclosing rectangular silvered Vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations to the right opposing Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer to the left, the upper margin signed Pedraglio Fecit, the moulded-edge trunk with visible tube flanked by figured mahogany veneers within line border over rounded base with hemispherical cistern cover inlaid with a concentric chevron parquetry band, 95cm (37.5ins) high.An M. Pedraglio is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in London circa 1810-30.Condition Report: Instrument is filled with mercury and providing reasonable reading with no apparent airlocks. The thermometer is intact and operational. Silvering to the scale has very light rubbing/discolouration to Vernier slide otherwise is in fine condition. Case is in good condition but has fairly glassy finish which has light but noticeable surface scuffs to the shellac in places.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A George III mahogany mercury stick barometerJonathan Illingworth, Hallifax, circa 1800With elaborate 'whales tail' crest over glazed door enclosing paper scales calibrated in barometric inches and annotated for both winter and summer within borders decorated with landscape panels and incorporating simple brass recording pointer, the arched upper margin printed Jon'n Hollingworth, fecit Hallifax, the panel veneered trunk with visible tube and moulded circular cistern cover to base, 98cm (38.5ins) high. Jonathan Illingworth is recorded in Banfield, Edwin Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 as working in Hallifax circa 1790-1810. 

A George III mahogany mercury stick barometerUnsigned, Late 18th centuryWith brass finials to the pagoda superstructure over glazed paper scales calibrated in barometric inches and annotated for both winter and summer within borders decorated with trumpeting figures and rococo scrollwork, flanked by free-standing Doric columns over moulded trunk and square hinged box cistern cover to base, (tube lacking), 94cm (37ins) high; with an early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, with eight-inch silvered register beneath ebonised mirror, mercury tube Fahrenheit thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level inscribed Luppi & Solcha, Hull, 97cm (38ins) high, (2). Luppie and Solcha are recorded in Banfield, Edwin Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 as working from 17 Robinson Row, Hull circa 1835-50.  

Y A fine Regency mahogany bowfronted cistern tube mercury stick barometer Dollond, London, early 19th century With swan-neck pediment and cavetto cornice above bow-glazed silvered vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations beneath signature Dollond, LONDON to upper margin, the bowed trunk with bone vernier adjustment key to throat and ebony line inlaid edges, the shaped base with ebonised half vase turned cistern cover flanked by canted angles decorated with ebony line infill, the cavetto moulded underside with level adjustment square, 100cm high excluding finial.  Peter Dollond is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1680-1860 as born 1730 and died 1820. He was the son of John Dollond, a Huguenot silk weaver and started business as an optician in 1750. He was joined by his father in 1752 until his death in 1761, and then by his brother, John, until his death in 1804. The family businesss was continued by Peter Dollond's nephew, George Huggins, who changed his surname to Dollond. George Dollond became instrument maker to William IV and Queen Victoria, exhibited at the Great Exhibition in 1851 and died 1856. Condition Report: Tube is filled with mercury and will rise almost all the way to the top of then tube when tilted suggesting that there is only a very small amount of air in the system. The scales are in fine condition and the Vernier slide mechanism is operational. The case is fairly heavily faded but otherwise is free from significant faults. The level adjustment screw to the underside is missing around three-quarters of it ivory disc.Condition Report Disclaimer

Y A Victorian rosewood mercury stick barometerG. Braham, Bath, circa 1850The arch-glazed canted double ivory Vernier scales calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations, the lower margins annotated 10 A.M YESTERDAY and 10 A.M. TODAY and the arch signed G. BRAHAM, Bath, the trunk with ivory button keys for the Vernier setting squares above applied arch-glazed mercury FAHRENHEIT and REAUMUR scale thermometer, the base of circular outline applied with mounded cistern cover and with level adjustment square to underside, 93cm (36.25ins) high. A G. Braham of Bath appears not to be recorded however John Braham is listed in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from several addresses in Bristol, Bath, Torquay and Cheltenham circa 1830-56 including 8 Pulteney Bridge, Bath in 1833 and 5 York Buildings in 1837.Condition Report: Instrument is filled with mercury and providing reasonable reading. The ivory scale has slight mellowing/greying but otherwise is in fine condition; both Verniers are operational. Thermometer scale has similar greying but otherwise thermometer is in fine condition. Case is in fine condition with no faults worth noting other than some very light crazing to the polish in places. Condition Report Disclaimer

Oak Framed Barometer with Barley Twist Supports

Small Retro Wood Mounted Barometer

1930's Oak Mounted Barometer

Oak Mounted Aneroid Barometer

French Brass Clock and Barometer

Brass Cased Ships Barometer

Oak Cased Barometer

Oak Mounted Aneroid Barometer

Ametuer Ship Half Model - Trawler "Setter" H163 plus Barometer

A BRASS GRAVITY DRIVEN TIMEPIECE, 26CM H, C1920-30, AN EARLY 20TH C BRASS ANNIVERSARY TIMEPIECE, A ROSEWOOD CLOCKCASE WITH EARLIER FRENCH TIMEPIECE HAVING ENAMEL DIAL AND A TURNED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER BY LANCASTER AND THORPE LIMITED, 1930'S All in apparently good condition. Mellors & Kirk make no warranty.

A FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK, THE DIAL WITH VISIBLE ESCAPEMENT, BLUED STEEL HANDS AND INSCRIBED ELKINGTON AND CO PARIS, THE MOVEMENT HAVING ROUND PLATES AND STRIKING ON A COILED WIRE GONG, THE TOP OF THE CASE INSET WITH ANEROID BAROMETER WITH SILVERED DIAL, 21CM H EXCLUDING HANDLE Barometer untested. Movement apparently complete, exterior of case somewhat dirty but retaining practically all of the original gilt finish, not dented or scratched, no engraving of an inscription or erasure of the same. A good original example

A VICTORIAN GILT BRASS SHIP'S WHEEL NOVELTY ANEROID BAROMETER W MANSFIELD DUBLIN, C1870, THE WHEEL CAUSING THE INDEX TO ROTATE, ON OVAL BASE, 19CM H Good condition retaining practically all of the original gilding and the silvering on the dial, barometer untested

A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND EBONY LINE INLAID EXPOSED TUBE STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, GARDNER, GLASGOW, C1822, THE SILVERED REGISTER WITH VERNIER, TURNED EBONY BUN SHAPED CISTERN COVER, 87CM H

A Retro aneroid barometer thermometer, tapering metal blade case; another octagonal ships barometer labelled La Marguerite, dismantled 1925 verso (2)

A Victorian brass spitit kettle; a brass table lamp as a lantern; a ships clock and barometer mounted as one; a cricket bat signed by Benson & Hedges cup winners 1989, Nottinghamshire CCC; another similar, miniature, etc

An oak barometer

A travelling Harrods pocket barometer, three silver mounted and tortoiseshell dressing table bottles, two plated buckles etc.

An oak framed aneroid barometer.

A Negretti & Zambra pocket barometer and compass set to/w a three-drawer pocket telescope, a pair of folding compasses in leather case, two sets of seals etc.

A Fitzroy style mercury barometer, L. 110cm mercury incomplete together with an 18th century mercury barometer without mercury.

MODERN BANJO SHAPED BAROMETER & THERMOMETER

SMALL BRASS BODIED ANDROID BAROMETER

AN ORNATE WOODEN CASED BAROMETER

A WOODEN CASED BAROMETER (SLIGHTLY A/F)

An early 20th Century Dutch carved oak aneroid barometer with thermometer with Secessionist style carving, the register signed 'Gebr. Breen, Amsterdam', height 64cm.

EDWARDIAN HARRODS IVORY POCKET BAROMETER

CIRCULAR BAROMETER

A FENDER MODEL 12F SPEAKER (no case), a Vintage wireless, barometer, clocks and similar items (as lotted)

A REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER, 97cm long

AN ANEROID BAROMETER by Negretti & Zambra, a cigarette box made from wood from, 'The Rose of Devon 1869-1939' a brass mortar and pestle and a Victorian marquetry box

A 1930S OAK CASED BAROMETER, a brass cased barometer (examine) and a pair of Vintage framed prints

Brass compensated pocket barometer by J H Steward Ltd 306 Strand London for direct reading (missing outer lid)