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Hicks of London Marine barometer, circa 1861-1884, the brass and black case with a glazed top within an internal signed J J Hicks 8,9 and 10 Hatton Garden London signed tube, thermometer to the middle section, mounted onto a mahogany board, 102cm long

Collection of instruments, to include a boxed Planimeter, a slide rule, to measures a cased Negretti & Zambra swinging thermometer, and a chopping device, (6)

A 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, silvered engraved dial, the level inscribed E Spetzin, Leather Lane, London, alcohol thermometer, 109cm high

An Edwardian oak cased scientific/industrial stick barometer, segmental top, bevelled glass to scale, mercury thermometer scaled absolute/centigrade, millibar scale, signed Pastorelli & Rapkin Ltd/46, Hatton Garden/London, turned circular reservoir cover, bone adjuster, 90cm high.This important and prolific maker was founded by N Italian migrant Antonio Pastorelli in the 1820s, who was followed by his son Fortunato; a grandson Joseph later entered partnership with Alfred Thomas Rapkin in 1872, the firm originally at 67 Hatton Garden moving to No. 46 at the turn of the century.

A late 19th century mercury wheel barometer with thermometer and hygrometer and level feature to the base by S Lelli of Newport (af), approx. 95cm high

A 19th century satinwood barometer, the 25cm dial. inscribed George King, Woodbridge, mercury thermometer, architectural pediment, 117cm high

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CISTERN BAROMETER, LPEDRONE 57 LORD ST LIVERPOOL, with mercury thermometer, ivory scales and vernier, 94cm h++In good original condition with some dirt behind the glass, ivory not warped or cracked, original detachable turned bone vernier knob, crack in extreme lower left corner of front glass, charged with mercury

A turned ivory handled pen set in fitted box, the dip nib in the form of a pointing finger, all within a fitted case inscribed "garniture de bureau", a 19th century carved and turned ivory desk thermometer and an Art Deco ivory and horn handled letter knife.

A 19th century rosewood banjo barometer, with silvered brass dial and swans neck pediment. Height 97 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This item has been restored at some point in its life. The scroll pediments may be a later replacement. There are fine spits to either side of the hygrometer and also a split directly beneath the hygrometer towards the thermometer. There are fine splits around the central convex mirror. The knop is missing from beneath the silvered dial. There is a fine split just off centre beneath the level. The interior glass is damaged and houses a teaspoon of mercury, this would require professional attention to put right.

AN OAK CASED STICK BAROMETER by C. Baker, High Holborn, London, with ivory registers and detachable thermometer, the case with stepped and moulded cornice, plain trunk, turned cistern cover on shaped square base, 39" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER BY JOHN EWEN, with silvered register, thermometer and exposed mercury tube, the case with perimeter edge moulding, broken pediment centred by a turned vase brass finial, plain trunk and turned cistern cover, 40" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Victorian carved oak cased aneroid barometer / thermometer

Edwardian inlaid rosewood Banjo Barometer, of shield shape with thermometer and ceramic dial, 85cm h

An early 20thC chequer-banded mahogany wheel barometer, with thermometer, by W. Greenwood & Sons, Leeds & Huddersfield, 77cm L.Provenance: Half of Lot 401 in Grantham Collective Sale 6th November 2013, sold for

A late 20thC mahogany banjo barometer and thermometer, in a broken swan neck pedimented case, with a bullseye glass, above thermometer and main 15cm Dia. dial, with hygrometer beneath, signed Garside Williams, Snowdonia, with inlaid plaques, 74cm H.

An Elliott & Hopper mantel clock, the polished dome case surmounted by a metal handle, on compressed bun feet, the 8.5cm Roman numeric dial raised with metal spandrels, hand wind movement and a small SB barometer/thermometer. (2)

Unusual Black Forest carved dog with trombone thermometer (a.f.)

Russian carved wood mercury wall thermometer, V Scwab, Moscow, circa 1900, opaque scale, fruit and leaf carved frame, 68 x 32cm.

AN OAK FRAMED VINTAGE ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER, 84cms length

A continental novelty spelter thermometer in the form of Standing Boar, height 13.5 cm, a figure of Cupid, height 12 cm and a ceramic owl, height 6.5 cm (3)

A Springfield USA outside/inside thermometer, 30cm dia.

A brass cased four dial swivel clock, barometer, thermometer Hygrometer, 14cm high

A Victorian rosewood marine barometer, circa 1835, by S Browning & Co, Portsmouth, having arched ivory register plate, adjustable vernier scale thermometer and gilt-brass cylindrical reservoir case (gimbal deficient), H 93cm W 8cm

An oak cased barometer/thermometer with carved decoration

A Negretti and Zambra barometer/thermometer and another circular barometer with rope twist surround

Four various vintage barometers, three thermometers and a thermometer, barometer, hygrometer

A George III mahogany wheel barometer/thermometer, c.1800

A Syke's hydrometer and thermometer by Joseph Long of London, early 20th century, boxed.

Group of miniature dolls house furnishings, brass tray, vase of flowers, carved ivory egg housing miniature tea set, miniature thermometer and other items

Mahogany stick barometer with visible mercury tube and enclosed bulb, separate thermometer and manually operated Venier slide, Ivorine scale signed I Blatt, Brighton.

Edward VII silver mounted single scale mercury thermometer, the Art Nouveau type applied silver mount with stylised foliage border enclosing a silvered single scale to centigrade with mercury tube and mounted on a shaped oak back with wall suspension, height 14.5cm, Birmingham 1908, maker's mark HM

A 19th Century Mahogany Wheel Barometer by L Monaster, Darlington, with Hygrometer and Thermometer (Not Working)

An Edwardian Mercury filled banjo barometer C1870. with silvered dial, thermometer and level bubble.

Late victorian black slate Pietra Dura obelisk thermometer (26.5cm high) with floral detail and stepped base (slight chips)

An Arts and Crafts Style Copper Rectangular Wall Mirror together with an oak barometer/thermometer

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barometer thermometer, the dial inscribed "Kelvin White & Hutton, 11 Billiter St, London"

A banjo barometer with mercury thermometer by I. T. Briggs of Spalding.

6 assorted items of glassware including water thermometer

Early 20th Century brass desk compendium or weather-station, with white Roman dial and timepiece movement with lever escapement, in drum housing, beside similar aneroid barometer, the reverse with mercury Fahrenheit thermometer having U-shaped mercury tube, flanking turned stem on stepped wooden circular base and ball feet, 12.5cm high

19th Century mahogany-cased wheel or banjo barometer, J. Pini, 13 Bald's Gard's, Leath'r Lane, silvered main dial reading from 28 to 31 inches of pressure, the ebony and boxwood-strung trunk with swan-neck pediment, dry/damp hygrometer, ethanol Fahrenheit thermometer, convex mirror, bone adjusting knob and spirit level, 97cm high

Early 20th Century carved oak-cased aneroid barometer with thermometer, Winter & Son, Newcastle, 85cm high

Mid 19th Century rosewood-cased wheel or banjo barometer, Pile, 93 Newman St., Oxford St., London, silvered main dial reading from 28 to 31 inches of pressure, the trunk with Dry/Damp, ethanol Fahrenheit thermometer and signed spirit level, 102cm high

A walnut cased wheel barometer thermometer, 46cm high, a West German metronome, a Spy print 'Thorough!', a gilded vase of fruits, a carved soapstone vase and a blue glass vase (6).

A mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer, Gatty, Reading, early 19th century, with thermometer, the case inlaid marquetry shells and flowerheads, 98cm high A B. Gatty is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Reading circa 1810-30 Provenance: Shefford Woodlands House, Berkshire The proceeds of sale from this collection will be donated to a number of local charities.

A mahogany and line inlaid wheel barometer, D. Gugari, first half 19th century, with a thermometer and dry/damp dial above the silvered dial with the usual observations and signed for the maker, 107cm high Provenance: The Property of a Lady of Title, Ripple Hall, Gloucestershire

A Garrards chiming carved oak cased mantel clock, Arabic numerals, five bar bell chiming movement; a wall clock; a barometer thermometer (3)

Large bovine Cambridge thermometer

D. Sione, London. A mid 19thC mahogany boxwood and ebony strung wheel barometer, silvered thermometer and dial, 96cm L.

A 19th century miniature electroplate on brass longcase clock, with inset thermometer to the case, height 21cm

A tin plate car; a barometer; bellows; manicure set; Viewmaster; a set of measuring instruments, cased; scent bottle, boxed; thermometer; box Brownie camera; EPNS carving set; etc

Boxes and Objects - a Remy Martin tantalus cabinet; a decorative armillary sphere; brass mounted ebonised standish; a Jolly Gentleman cast metal coin bank; a Galileo thermometer, etc

A MIXED GROUP OF COLLECTABLES including a vintage pair of lorgnettes, two lidded box, a vintage Ernex wristwatch with leather strap, a Coronation souvenir pen, two fold out fans and a vintage thermometer

A Victorian Scottish oak mercury stick barometer by James Mackay Bryson of Edinburgh, having engraved bone aslant scales and thermometer, 95cm high

An early 20th Century French gilt metal table clock barometer and thermometer, 21cm.

A brass preserve pan; a thermometer; and a fire extinguisher

MODERN GARDEN CLOCK AND THERMOMETER

A Wabco boxed truck money box and a F-1925 model car thermometer

A mahogany wheel barometer by A. Martinelli, 70 Union Street, Borough, line-inlaid with ebony and boxwood and having swan-neck pediment over hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror, silvered dial and spirit level (restored), H 97cm W 25.5cm

A Victorian walnut stick barometer by Lennie, 46 Prince's Street, Edinburgh, having ivory registers, adjustable vernier and thermometer scales and domed cistern cover, H 92cm W 8.5cm

A Victorian rosewood marine barometer, circa 1835, by S Browning & Co, Portsmouth, having arched ivory register plate, adjustable vernier scale thermometer and gilt-brass cylindrical reservoir case (gimbal deficient), H 93cm W 8cm