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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Victorian mahogany banjo barometer and thermometer with scrolled detail, length 94cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order, visible dirt and dust, some nicks to body, particularly corners and edges. Tarnish and deterioration to the brass finish surrounding the central dial, further general wear.
A 19thC black slate and specimen stone table thermometer, the arched top with a central mercury thermometer, surrounded by inlaid bands of malachite, onyx, various coloured marbles, etc., on a stepped rectangular base, 22cm high. Provenance: Butterfields Thoresby Park, Newark, Nottinghamshire.
Art Deco Ronson 'Touch-tip' desk lighter approx 19 l x 9 w cms, early 20th century chrome desk clock, barometer and thermometer, approx 24 w x 13 h cms, an Abe chrome clock approx 18 x 9 x 14 cms together with a desk calendar and barometer (?). (4)Note: the clock has some enamel loss on the dial, the desk calendar and barometer is not functioning.
An early 20th century Cornish serpentine desk clock, the annular top inset a later clock movement, the pillar support with ivory backed thermometer, on a turned base. Height 29cm.Condition report: The movement seems securely fixed (glued?), the aperture measures 5.5cm, the diameter of the base is 10.8cm.There is a filled chip at the top of the column and two cracks visible to the back at 6 o'clock and 1 o'clock.There is the remnants of an old label to the base. Please see extra images on website.
Late 19th Century French brass anchor motif clock barometer and thermometer on a plinth base (at fault), 11.25ins high overallBarometer not functionalThermometer appears intact.There is no damage to the thermometer and no bubbles. Barometer also is changing from pressures. Clock is running and ticking but we never give guarantees it will remain so. Movement does appear clean.
Late 20th century Georgian style mahogany five dial mercury barometer, dry/damp dial above mercury thermometer, circular dial with engraved register, the level inscribed E.O Conner, Swansea', H97cmClick here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.
A burr walnut cased mantel clock, the case of domed rectangular form, the central silvered dial with gilt chapter ring and Roman numerals, signed Harrods Ltd, London, SW1, flanked by a barometer and thermometer, width 33cm, depth 8cm, height 19cmCondition report: Not currently working, has been overwound.
Advertising, Sporting Interest, Football - a 1920’s rectangular pictorial showcard, depicting a football player in a striped red and white shirt holding a football under arm and drinking a beverage beside a wall barometer and thermometer, “Down Goes the Thermometer! Down Goes Dandy Shandy, Made From Sarsaparilla, Nettles, Dandelion. The Best Non-Alcoholic Beverages”, 30cm x 22.5cm
Ornate Victorian Short & Mason oak cased aneroid barometer, the tall architectural case with silvered clock dial over ornamental eagle and thermometer scale, silver barometer dial with engraved scale, signed, carved terminal below, 127cm highCondition report: Clock movement is basically sealed in the case, it cannot be opened easily. No indication on the dial.
Of local interest: mid 19th century mahogany wheel barometer by Gobbi of Swaffham, with dry/damp gauge, thermometer over convex mirror and engraved barometer dial, signed below, 94cm highCondition report: Good restored condition , mercury and glass tube all present and correct- not tested for accuracy- small piece of moulding missing from pediment
A leather cased thermometer by S. Holdsworth, New Wells, Wakefield, early 19th Century, the silvered scale 20cm high. Condition Report The leather case has some wear and losses as would be expected. The lower hinge is slightly loose. The glass tube is possibly replaced as the build is smaller than the original circular opening. The mercury rises when one puts a finger on the bulb.
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