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A 19th century cast brass obelisk desk thermometer, silvered register, bracket feet, 18.5cm high, c.1870

A British Made oak barometer, mercury thermometer, 74cm long

Collectables including Swedish glass, Goebel, and Galileo thermometer

A Victorian barometer by C W Dixey, 3 New Bond St. London, black engraved scale on ivory back and in original leather covered case with brass suspension loop, thermometer 18cms long

A carved oak banjo barometer, with silvered dial and thermometer, 65 cm high, another banjo barometer, a pair of Greenkat De Luxe binoculars, 8 x 40 extra wide angle, cased, and an Illustrated Histories of the Scottish Regiments Book no. 2, 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) (4)

A TIN SWAN VESTA ADVERTISING THERMOMETER

A DECORTIVE WALL BARROMETER WITH THERMOMETER A/F CRACKED GLASS ACROSS THE THERMOMETER

A VINTAGE ORNATE WOODEN CASED BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER

A DR TALBOTS INFRARED THERMOMETER {NOIN - CONTACT }

TISCHTHERMOMETER MIT GOTISCHEN ARCHITEKTURELEMENTEN. Datierung: 19. Jh. Technik: Eisen, Glas u.a. Beschreibung: Mit Réaumur-Skala. Maße: H.23,5cm. Zustand B/C. Erläuterungen zum KatalogKunstkammer 19. Jahrhundert Thermometer Eisen TABLE THERMOMETER WITH GOTHIC ARCHITECTORAL ELEMENTS. Date: 19th century. Technique: Iron, glass amongst other. Description: With Réaumur-scale. Measurement: H.23.5cm. Condition B/C. Explanations to the Catalogue

A FINE mid 19th century ENGRAVED GILT BRASS GIANT STRUT TIMEPIECEThomas Cole, London, no. 1591, retailed by C. F. Hancock Son & Co., LondonThe rectangular case with elaborate cast and stepped edge with beaded rim framing the formal engraved running border, set to the rear with a hinged gilt brass support complete with its original wheel 'runner' to allow for easy angle adjustment, the 6.5 inch arched silvered Roman dial with engraved edge and large Roman chapter ring with outer minute track, the centre decorated with a symmetrical pattern of foliage and strapwork over the engraved lower section depicting sprays of flowers and foliage around the signature cartouche, set within an arched mask of repeated flowers and beading, with good original blued steel hands, the signed movement with vertical lever platform lever escapement with plain three arm balance and integral winding key to the rear, any regulation effected through a shuttered aperture. 11 in (28cm) highFootnotes:Provenance: The collection of Dr Eugene Antelis. Thomas Cole 'inventor, designer and maker...' exhibited six items in the 1851 Great Exhibition. This can be viewed as the start of the fashion for jewel-like engraved gilt brass timepieces that held such sway in the second half of the 19th century, an appreciation that still continues to this day. The six pieces included an inkstand with calendar and thermometer, an 8-day 'night and day' clock and a quarter-repeating flat 8-day clock. Just four years later at the Paris Exhibition, he was told by judges that he held '...a very distinguished position for true artistic excellence and superior workmanship.' He was elected to the Royal Society of Arts in 1861 and later admitted to the British Horological Institute, a bastion in which his horologically-minded brother James Ferguson Cole played a pivotal role. In 1862 both brothers exhibited at the London International Exhibition and Thomas was awarded a medal for 'excellence of taste and design'. Charles Frodsham, Secretary of the Jury, was moved to report that '...nothing could exceed the beauty of design and good taste of the varied models and general excellence of workmanship.' C.F. Hancock were one of the early retailers of Cole's work. The firm were established in 1848 and underwent several changes in name and address over the decades into the 20th century. They were jewellers and silversmiths to many of the crowned heads of Europe and Exhibition Medal winners in 1851, 1855, 1867 and 1873. C.F.Hancock Son & Co are listed as working from 1867-1870 (see Hawkins, J.B. (1975) Thomas Cole & Victorian Clockmaking. Sydney: Macarthur Press).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good early 19th century mahogany chequer-strung stick barometerJames Gatty, High Holborn, LondonSurmounted by a broken swan neck pediment centred by a brass finial over a hinged glazed door revealing the signed silvered dial marked with seven weather predictions from 28 to 31 inches, with manual vernier and mercury thermometer over a long trunk with visible tube terminating in a hemispherical cistern cover. 97cms (38ins) highFootnotes:James Gatty of Holborn, London was active c.1800-c.1810.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

CORNISH SERPENTINE. A turned Cornish serpentine desk thermometer, and two souvenirs for St. Ives & The Isles of Scilly.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.  

A late 19th/early 20th Century walking cane, having carved wooden roaring lion head top, teeth possibly ivory, glass eyes, silver collar and ebony shaft, the head unscrews to reveal a cased thermometer

A rosewood humidor containing an assortment of cigars including Cohiba, the humidor 30.5cm wide, the Hugh Johnson collection of wine accessories in original box, a wine thermometer, a boxed backgammon set and a leather cigar case

λ Ethiopia: Menelik II: two swords, the first with broad double edged blade 29.5 in., twin fullers with etched decoration, the Lion of Judah etched to the ricasso, rhinoceros horn hilt of indigenous form and with a white metal pommel; the second similar, etched blade 31 in., ricasso with the Lion of Judah to one side and the thermometer mark of Höller to the other, plain horn hilt. [2]

A Late 19th Century Wheel Barometer with Thermometer

A Late Victorian Aneroid Wheel Barometer with Thermometer, Carved Oak Leaf Decoration, 40cm high

A German Three Drum Weather Station by Barigo with Scales for Barometer, Thermometer and Hygrometer, Under Perspex Dome, Set on Circular Wooden Plinth Base, 17cm high

An aneroid barometer with thermometer, in carved oak banjo-style case, 90cms high; together with a modern German barometer, in stained wood case.

A late 19th century brass cased four glass clock with a Mercury thermometer striking on bell. Front glass door hinge not connected.

A Negretti and Zambia oak barometer with applied thermometer and silver dial . 108 cm .

A , R Morrin Victorian mahogany barometer With Thermometer box . 108 cm

A Masonic cribbage board and a wooden and brass thermometer (2).

TWO MANTEL CLOCKS BAROMETER TOGETHER WITH A THERMOMETER AND HYGROMETER IN METAL CASE

A Victorian Indian Carved Architectural Ivory Thermometer 13cm High by 'Silvani & Fratelli' Brighton and two Ivory Glove Stretchers

A Victorian Thermometer in an ebonised case by W. Dixey of 241 Oxford Street London, 32cm high

An Aitchison & Co. Thermometer in leather case, c. 13.5cm

J.C. VICKERY A SILVER CASED POCKET BAROMETER ALTIMETER WITH THERMOMETER, London hallmarked silver case, dated for 1912 and with 'JCV' makers mark, the lid interior with etched dedication 'October 15th 1912. Hugh from Jimmy', the case lid outer with the crest of the Ewing clan, a demi-lion rampant in his dexter paw a mullet gules and the motto 'Audaciter', external diameter 2 3/8in., approx. 2in. combined stepped silvered dial with calibrations in inches of mercury with a range of 23 to 31inches and feet (altitude) from 0 - 8000 feet, inset centre marked with meteorological headings 'RAIN', 'CHANGE' and 'FAIR', and with central makers name 'J.C. VICKERY. LONDON.', semi-circular mercurial thermometer with Celcius and Fahrenheit scales to 53 degrees and 130 degrees respectively, blued steel pointer, bevelled glass and rotating bezel.

1930s Oak Barometer Thermometer

A VICTORIAN WHEEL BAROMETER, with thermometer, height 102cm (condition - damage to thermometer)

AN EDWARDIAN AND INLAID WHEEL BAROMETER, the brass dial signed D Arnoldi of Gloucester (Sd to thermometer)

A GROUP OF CLOCKS AND A BAROMETER, to include 'The Time MFG-Co' wall clock, Roman numerals, with pendulum and key, a Hermle wall clock, Roman numerals, Westminster chime, with pendulum and key, a German Koma brass cased Anniversary clock, hexagonal shape, Roman numerals, height excluding carry handle 21cm, a Shortland barometer/thermometer and three other timepieces (7)

An early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer with thermometer to stem

A group of Railway related brass works plates by Simplex and others - together with a Bakelite Rototherm thermometer - (7)

A LATE VICTORIAN OAK ANEROID BAROMETER, the carved oak frame with thermometer and 7 1/2-inch dial. 84.5cm high

A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT WHEEL BAROMETER, with thermometer. 43.5cm high

A circa. 1920's Rototherm thermometer patent number 378314

An Art Deco oak wall barometer / thermometer

A cased Dixey's of Brighton pocket barometer, thermometer and compass set.

Late 19th / Early 20th century Mahogany Inlaid Aneroid Barometer / Thermometer, 81cms high

Late Victorian combined Aneroid Barometer, Thermometer and Clock contained in a Carved Oak Case featuring a ships anchor, 64cms high

A silver thermometer case, Birmingham 1908

A treen marquetry miniature chest a wool bobbin thermometer and miniature candlestick (3)

A cased Inclinometer Makers Mechanism Ltd, Croydon , a brass thermometer, hip flask and brass elephant bell

A brass desk compendium, comprising quartz clock, barometer, thermometer and compass, height 25 cm

An Edison & Swan No.12402, dated 1916, a gauge with three connectors to the top, height 11 cm together with a Casella, London, hand rotating double thermometer, in leather case (2)

A French carved soft wood barometer and thermometer, with nesting bird decoration, height 61 cm

A Aneriod barometer and thermometer, diameter 14 cm, together with a french mantel clock on a onyx base, lacking surmount (2)

A FCC, precision, a combination thermometer, quartz clock, barometer, humidity bulk head instruments, mounted on a mahogany board, 21 x 41 cm

An Early XX Century Mantle Clock by British United Clock Co, Birminham, with thermometer and liquid weather gauges as pillars, central level over drawer and foot rule 51.5cm high.

THERMOMETER, Mahagoni, L 87, ENGLAND, M.19.Jh.

A VERY GOOD 19TH CENTURY FRENCH TORTOISESHELL CASE CLOCK, THERMOMETER AND BAROMETER, CIRCA. 1860. 15ins long.

A small collection of silver, EPNS and plated items to include a silver Christening spoon, London 1903, maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton, a small gilt metal thermometer P.H Stewards of London, in original leather case,  a white metal small spirit flask, a small brass compass,  a celluloid napkin ring with applied white metal B, a silver repousse napkin ring and white metal charm bracelet,  an EPNS spoon ( 1 bag)

An early 20th century Aneroid Barometer and thermometer, together with a figural barometer in the form of a trout.

A c.1850 mahogany open tube stick barometer by Carr, Swaffham, with arched ivory indicator and thermometer, and half ball cistern cover, 92cm high

A brass cased pocket thermometer with silvered dial, diameter 47mm, fitted in original circular case, together with a cased hydrometer (2).Additional InformationMinor rips/tears to each of the cases, the silvered dial on the thermometer is heavily worn, we are unable to comment if the pieces are in working order.

A late Victorian silver fob compass, by Ross, London, the case with maker's initials W.S., date letter indistinct but possibly London 1888, 3.5cm high, with matching fob barometer and thermometer (unmarked), all in fitted caseCondition report: In good condition overall. Only the compass appears to be hallmarked. Minor scratches and wear to the cases and glass. Leather case has some wear and scratches but fairly good overall. They appear to function, but we cannot guarantee that they are in working order.

A desk top angle poise lamp, possibly Herbert Terry, traces of original orange colour evident; A early 20th century aneroid carved oak barometer/thermometer, white scales, 87cm high; a Metamec mantel clock (3)

An early 20th century golden oak aneroid barometer thermometer, carved shaped case, 86cm long.