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Abraham & Co (Opticians) Liverpool, stick barometer, silvered dial with double vernier (Yesterday and Today), figured mahogany case containing thermometer with mercury tube, turned cistern cover with adjustable screw.

C Pozzi, Liverpool mahogany stick barometer, ivory plates with vernier and mercury, thermometer cistern tube with turned cover and adjusting screw, 92cm (36") long.

A thermometer mounted onto a slate obelisk 

A Black Forest desk barometer and thermometer, carved with a bear smoking a pipe

A late 19th/early 20th century oak barometer, floral carved pediment over Fahrenheit and centigrade thermometer over ceramic dial, pat.no. 16538.

λ An early Victorian ivory pocket sundial and thermometer, with carved decoration, the curved scale in Fahrenheit and Reaumur and signed 'STEELE & RIX NORWICH', 9.8cm diameter, in a leather travelling case. Provenance: The estate of the late John F. Braund.

A collection of 20th century small scientific instruments to include a pocket compensated barometer by Ross, Gt. Castle Street, London, a boxed Watkis Bee Meter, a boxed Pocket Forecaster by Negretti & Zambria, Patent No. 6276/15, another similar example (reproduction), a cased "H&G" Micro-Telescope, a boxed floating dairy thermometer, a wall thermometer by Benn Franks Ltd, two land tapes etc.

A 19thC Tunbridge ware obelisk thermometer, with ivory section to the front on a stepped base, 21cm H, and a 19thC Tunbridge ware sewing jar with fitted interior and screw top. (2)

An Edwardian mahogany banjo barometer, the broken pedimented case set with a floral shell inlay, with thermometer and barometer with 21cm silvered dial, signed A Barnascene Boston Warranted, 95cm H.

Cased hydrometer with thermometer but incomplete set of weights. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A 19TH CENTURY CASED TRAVELLING BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER with compass

A Modern Wheel Barometer with Thermometer, 55cm High 

A modern combined Air Pressure/Altimeter gauge by Penwalt, Tonbridge (Wallace & Tiernan) and a large thermometer

A pocket barometer, thermometer and compass in leather case and a gilt brass three-draw telescope telescope 14.5cm long (closed)

Metamec mantel clock and slate thermometer

A Scottish pottery saltglaze snuff jar, pottery mould with sweetcorn design, EP lade, sauce boat and card tray, Victorian stamp, blotter and thermometer, set of six Delft Spice jars etc Condition Report: Not available for this lot

TWO PAIRS OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS and a small aneroid barometer with thermometer (5)

A "THORNHILL AND CO" OF LONDON COMPENSATED BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER, silver calibrated dial, brass cased with leather covered outer case

A SELECTION OF SILVER AND SILVER PLATED ITEMS comprising; a late 20th century silver hand bell with ebonised handle, a Continental white metal cast child's feeding set, a silver cased thermometer, a pair of WMF sugar tongs and a contemporary design w hite metal cream jug and sugar bowl

THREE VINTAGE MIRRORS with fretwood barometer thermometer

A 19th Century mahogany framed banjo barometer with alcohol thermometer

A 19th Century mahogany framed banjo barometer with alcohol thermometer by D Arnoldi of Gloucester

A late Victorian oak cased banjo barometer with mercury thermometer by Aitchison of London & Provinces

An early 19th Century rosewood cased banjo barometer thermometer

A collection of various Beatrix Potter and other figures including Beswick ware "Mitten", "Tom Kitten" and "Moppet", "Peter Rabbit" musical figure, large "Peter Rabbit" figure, "Jemima Puddleduck", "Aunt Pettitoes" money bank, Royal Albert "Jemima Puddleduck", John Joiner Beswick "Benjamin Bunny", Royal Doulton "Chef", Border Fine Arts "Tailor of Gloucester", Border Fine Arts "Jemima Puddleduck" musical figure, "Snow White" musical figure, Coalport "The Snowman" clock and Border Fine Arts "Jemima Puddleduck" thermometer (15)

A 19th Century carved oak barometer and thermometer, H. 107cm.

Early 19th Century mahogany-cased wheel or banjo barometer, P.Caminada, Taunton, the signed eight-inch silvered dial beneath silvered ethanol Fahrenheit thermometer, 99cm high

Early 20th Century German three-train chiming bracket clock, Keinzle, with silvered Arabic chapter ring in dark oak architectural case, 44cm high, together with a 1920's oak aneroid barometer with thermometer, Saxby & Son, Margate, 64.5cm high (2)

Glass Room Thermometer

THOMAS ARMSTRONG & BRO OF MANCHESTER; an Edwardian inlaid mahogany banjo thermometer and barometer, the dial set with Arabic numerals and numbered 1504, length 85cm.

A LATE 19th CENTURY FRENCH NOVELTY DESK CLOCK formed as a top hat on onyx base with thermometer 12cm high

A. PAPPI, AMSTERDAM. A LATE 18th CENTURY DUTCH BAROMETER having a mahogany architectural glazed case with boxwood inlays enclosing a calibrated pewter engraved scale with multi tubes and thermometer 114cm high

HOUR LAVIGNE a PARIS AN UNUSUAL QUARTZ ASTROLABIUM MULTI-DIAL MANTEL CLOCK having two hexagonal pillars supporting a 4.5" gilt Roman dial with subsidiary calendar dials and moon phase aperture to the centre above matching barometer and thermometer dials and astrolabium; mounted on a gilt base with inset faux lapis panels 39cm high

AN EARLY 20th CENTURY OAK CASED ROPE EDGE ANEROID BAROMETER having a silvered engraved calibrated dial and curved thermometer 30cm diameter

A 19th CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER SIGNED ADAM THOMSON, LONDON with calibrated bone barometer scale and thermometer scale 94cm high

CARTWRIGHT & SON, PRESTON. A MID 19th CENTURY MOTHER OF PEARL AND BRASS INLAID ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER having foliate inlaid and songbird decoration to the case enclosing a 10" silvered engraved calibrated dial below a silvered thermometer scale 101cm high

A LATE 19th CENTURY TUNBRIDGE WARE THERMOMETER SIGNED 'T BARTON, TUNBRIDGE WELLS' the coromandel case with chamfered top above a calibrated bone thermometer scale on a stepped plinth base, signed to the underside of base in ink 'W. L. Cadman' 14.5cm high

A LATE 19th CENTURY TUNBRIDGE WARE OBELISK THERMOMETER having an ivorine calibrated thermometer on a plinth base 20cm high

A LATE 19th CENTURY TUNBRIDGE WARE THERMOMETER SIGNED 'H. HOLLAMBY, TUNBRIDGE WELLS' the rosewood case having a chamfered top and inlaid decoration with a calibrated bone thermometer scale on a stepped plinth base 16cm high

A 19th CENTURY BOXWOOD DANIEL'S DEW POINT HYGROMETER having a turned stand with calibrated thermometer scales 24.5cm high

AN EDWARDIAN BRASS CASED DESK CLOCK modelled as a griffin beside a drum-shaped clock surmounted by a thermometer enclosing a 3.5" porcelain dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary alarm dial fronting an eight-day spring driven movement with alarm and original cylinder escapement 25.5cm high

THE BATH THERMOMETER

A mahogany cased combination clock, barometer and thermometer set.

Desaguliers (John Theophilus). A System of Experimental Philosophy, Prov'd by Mechanicks. Wherein the Principles and Laws of Physicks, Mechanicks, Hydrostaticks, and Opticks, are Demonstrated and Explained at Large, by a Great Number of Curious Experiments: with a full Description of the Air-Pump, and the several Experiments thereon: as also of the Different Species of Barometers, Thermometers, and Hydrometers; as shewn in the Publick Lectures in a Course of Mechanical and Experimental Philosophy, to which is added, Sir Isaac Newton's Colours: the Description of the Condensing Engine, with its Apparatus: and Roley's Horary; a Machine Representing the Motion of the Moon about the Earth; Venus and Mercury about the Sun, According to the Copernican System, printed for B. Creake and J. Sackfield, 1719, [20], 201, [5]pp., 10 partly-folding engraved plates, a few diagrams to text, publisher's advert leaf before half-title with advert for Boerhaave's Method of Studying Physick to verso and 3 pp. adverts at rear, contemporary ink ownership signature of 'Geo. Martin, 1734' to title and later signatures of C.D. Nevinson (to front endpapers) and W. Strachey (half-title recto), engraved armorial bookplate of John Stokes MA, MD, early ink errata corrections, some occasional light browning, soiling and old marginal damp staining, contemporary blind-panelled calf, rubbed, joints split, some wear to extremities, old neat repair to lower outer corner of upper board, 4to (19.5 x 16.5 cm) (Qty: 1)Provenance: 1) Dr George Martine or Martin (1702-1741) of St Andrews, author of Essays and Observations on the Construction and Graduation of Thermometers, and on the Heating and Cooling of Bodies (later published in volume one in 1780) and an advocate of the mercury thermometer. He also published An Examination of the Newtonian Argument for the Emptiness of Space, and of the Resistance of Subtile Fluid (1740). 2) Charles Dalston Nevinson, MD (1773-1846). ESTC T135774 (with signature 'b' under the gap after 'PAUL'); Wellcome II, p. 451. This is an unauthorised edition, edited by Paul Dawson, and without 'All Carefully Examined and Corrected by Mr Desaguliers' on the title-page. When Desagulier became aware of the book he approached the booksellers but found that two-thirds of the imprint had already been sold. They promised to insert into all remaining copies a preface that Desagulier would write, together with a substantial errata. This copy appears to have all the errata corrected in the text. Primarily of interest as a textbook on Newtonian physics, the first issue appeared with the title A System of Experimental Philosophy .

Boyle (Robert). New Experiments and Observations Touching Cold, or an Experimental History of Cold, begun. To which are added an Examen of Antiperistasis, and an Examen of Mr. Hob's Doctrine about Cold. Whereunto is annexed an account of freezing, brought in to the Royal Society, by the learned Dr. C. Merret, 1st edition, John Crook, 1665, title printed in red and black, 2 folding engraved plates at end, engraved bookplate of Thomas Vernon M.D. to front pastedown, contemporary blind-ruled full calf, blind-stamped rose motif to edges of covers, gilt morocco label to spine, a few minor marks, 8vo (Qty: 1)Provenance: Bookplate of Thomas Vernon M.D. (with three garbs of wheat and a maiden above holding a scythe, the Vernon family crest). This may be the lawyer and M.P. Thomas Vernon (1654-1721) or Thomas Vernon (1724-1771), landowner and M.P., of Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire. Fulton 70; Honeyman 465; Wing B3996. ' Cold is a milestone in the history of chemistry since it applies a quantitative tool, namely the thermometer, to study of the interaction of elemental substances and mixtures. This … gives Boyle just claim to a place in the early history of ideas concerning the kinetics of chemical reactions (i.e. modern thermodynamics) ... The treatise on Cold contains the first description of a graduated thermometer, termed by Boyle a thermoscope ... He was aware that extreme cold prevented the putrefaction of animal tissues, and realized that cold could be utilized for the preservaton of meat ' (Fulton).

Accademia Del Cimento. Essayes of Natural Experiments made in the Academie del Cimento, under the protection of the most Serene Prince Leopold of Tuscany, Englished by Richard Waller, Fellow of the Royal Society, 1st and only edition in English, printed for Benjamin Alsop, 1684, engraved allegorical frontispiece after Waller, 19 engraved plates, R2 with marginal tear and loss, a little light spotting and toning, later calf, a little rubbed with some pitting to covers, 4to (Qty: 1)Wheeler 196; Wing A161. First published in Florence in 1666, the book contains reports of experiments and researches undertaken at the Accademia del Cimento. It describes experiments on air pressures, freezing of water, an early account of Torricelli's invention of the barometer, thermometer, electrical and magnetic experiments, measurements of the velocity of sound and light, temperature among others.

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

DERBYSHIRE. A VICTORIAN ASHFORD BLACK MARBLE THERMOMETER, WALKER MUSEUM MATLOCK BATH, 1853-C1870 the thermometer with ivory scale surrounded by inlaid hardstone fuchsia and other flowers, 17cm h++A good example retaining practically all of the original decoration, several small chips around the base

Vintage barometer thermometer

Early 19th century mahogany and boxwood line inlaid wheel barometer, J Sordelli - London, the case with break arch pediment to a baluster neck set with a single scale silvered alcohol thermometer to a concave cast brass bezel enclosing a 20cm signed and silvered dial with scale of 28:31, height 100cm

Mid-19th century mahogany cased wheel barometer with swan necked pediment over a silvered hygrometer to a detachable single scale alcohol thermometer to a ribbed aperture (lacking mirror) to a spun brass bezel enclosing a 25cm silvered dial with scale of 28:31 over a signed level Mothersole - Harleston, height 107cm

Late 19th century rosewood onion top wheel barometer, unsigned, with single scale silvered alcohol thermometer to a spun brass bezel enclosing a 19cms silvered dial with scale of 28 to 31, height 96cms

Late 19th century walnut wheel barometer, signed J C Heald - Optician, Wisbech, the onion top case fitted with a silvered hygrometer to a porcelain backed twin scale alcohol thermometer with convex mirror to a spun brass bezel enclosing a 20cm signed porcelain dial with scale of 28:31 and over a level marked "Warranted correct", height 94.5cm

A regulator longcase clock, by Albion and Jones, in a mahogany case, the silvered dial signed and dated 'AD 2001' and with 'up/down' quadrant, the glazed trunk door displaying a thermometer and barometer, with concealed lead weight, 45cm wide 25cm deep 192cm high This lot comes with the original handwritten drawings and calculations for its construction. Colin Bent was a much respected clockmaker and restorer and worked for many years from his shop Albion Clocks, in Grove Hill, South Woodford. He was a Craft Member of the British Horological Institute. Arthur Jones appears to have been a wheelcutter. For another similar regulator by this maker, see: Bonhams, 13 December 2017, lot 42.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, Blunt & Son, London, the swan neck pediment centred by a brass urn over a silvered hygrometer, register, thermometer and a turned reservoir cover, the register engraved 'Blunt & Son, London', 113cm high Provenance: The Bryan and Valerie Steele Collection.

A ROTOTHERM THERMOMETER, two small amp meters and two pairs of headphones (Realistic Tandy 40 and TTC Dynamic Monaural)

J. Somalvico, Hatton Garden. An early 19th century strung mahogany wheel barometer with hygrometer, timepiece, dial incorporating thermometer and level, 39.5in.

A Gerog Jensen thermometer

A mahogany cased wheel barometer, thermometer, together with a smaller aneroid barometer/thermometer, a modern brass stick barometer and a modern mahogany stick barometer by Rapport, London, Wheel barometer height 70cm

A Short & Mason England 'Changeable' wall barometer and thermometer