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A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER/CLOCK AND THERMOMETER, height approximately 114cm (missing glass on barometer gauge) (glass broken during viewing)

A SWISS BRASS EIGHT-DAY MANTEL COMPENDIUM TIMEPIECEAngelus, circa 1970Formed as a ship's wheel with signs of the zodiac, enclosing five square silvered dials, comprising thermometer, date/day/month, barometer, time and hygrometer, on a circular base21cm high

AN EDWARDIAN OAK CASED BAROGRAPHBy Negretti and Zambra, London, No. 30390, circa 1900The case with five bevelled glazed panels, the mechanism with eight aneroid chambers and fitted with a silvered scale thermometer, with a drawer below, on bun feet36cm wide

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SYMPIESOMETERBy Thomas Keohan, London, circa 1850In a glazed rectangular case, with silvered dial signed KEOHAN. 2 ARBOUR TERRACE, COMMERCIAL ROAD, LONDON, and IMPROV'D SYMPIESOMETER 2248 at the base of the scale, a mercury thermometer (broken) to the left and oil pressure tube to the right, with adjustable vernier, chip to pediment58cm highThomas Keohan was a mathematical instrument maker and optician, recorded working from 1816-1873. He was at 2 Arbour Terrace 1840-1858.

A 'Stephen's Inks' white-enamelled advertising thermometer, H.93cm (a.f.)

A Victorian carved oak aneroid barometer with thermometer H.92cm

A Duckhams 20-50 Motor Oil Single-Sided Advertising Sign with Thermometer, with six drill holes, 92cm by 33cm See illustration

An 1828 bronze framed thermometer

A mother-of-pearl thermometer, a travelling clock, a silver decanter label, etc.

A Shell Motor Oil Thermometer enamel sign

An Asprey silver plated eight day travelling time piece, in embossed green leather case, 10.5cm wide, with an Angelus travelling time piece, barometer and thermometer,17cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: The Angelus dial is marked with a 8 within a circle. The time piece does wind and is running but we can not guarantee that it is in full working order. The diameter of the back of the clock is about 40mm. The back of the clock can not be opened. The hinges have worn and the metal pin for the hinge has probably rusted - there are marks to the leather around the hinges. Externally with some scuffs and marks. The clasp does close.

Assorted metal wares to include brass thermometer, barrel shaped money boxes etc

A late Victorian oak cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer/thermometer, a/f

Carved Hardwood Miniature Stool, Salisbury's Tan Leather Briefcase and a carved oak barometer/thermometer. (3)

Vintage and Later Fountain Pens, (damages), propelling pencils, silver plated sugar tongs etc, "Ebel" gent's wristwatch (damages), on later strap, together with further modern ladies wristwatches (3). Signed picture postcards autographs unverified, a 1951 "Festival of Britain" crown piece, boxed etc, thermometer in case, a multi blade folding knife etc.

An Edwardian oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer with carved decoration

A mahogany and walnut barometer/thermometer retailed by Picketts Ltd

A 19th century ivory thermometer - cased, by Cox

Five various vintage barometers and a thermometer

A 19th Century Rosewood and Foliate Mother Of Pearl Inlaid Wheel Barometer Thermometer, 102cm long

A brass cased Swiza 8 desk clock, thermometer and barometer, with inscription to top to Harold Wilson from Berry Magicoal Limited ' upon the opening of their Huyton factory, July 1972', a British Airways Helicopters table lighter with presentation plaque to Harold Wilson to commemorate the opening of new air terminal in Isles of Scilly 1975, along with a deskweight fashioned to resemble a trig point with extruding lines similar to a compass with 'Leyland National Company Limited' around the circular base. (3).

19TH CENTURY BAROMETER/THERMOMETER, 19th Century mahogany veneered banjo style barometer/thermometer (AF)

Barometer/Thermometer, a wall mounted brass bound stick barometer/thermometer, 40"

BAROMETER, circular barometer by Horsman with white enamelled dial & Thermometer below in a carved rope design circular mount, 11" diameter

TREEN, Yew table top thermometer by C W Dixey & Son, 12.5" height

An early 20th Century Art Deco, folding desk top compendium clock and barometer by Cartier, the central thermometer flanked by the clock and barometer and set within a leather folding case. Marker Cartier to the clock face.

Air Ministry WWII Weston indicator for electrical thermometer, model S62, as fitted to fighter aircraft

Shell Service enamel advertising thermometer, height 30cm

Shell Service enamel advertising thermometer, height 30cm

Smiths car clock in wooden case and a Rototherm desk thermometer

Quantity of motoring collectables including Firestone tyre ashtrays, AA maps, model cannon, books, steering wheel thermometer etc

An early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer by Benetfink & Co London, with thermometer and carved foliate decoration, 75 cm high; together with a mahogany inlaid and strung example, inlaid heart decoration above thermometer, 52 cm high (2)

An early 19thC mahogany wheel barometer, with broken arch pediment, floral marquetry roundel over a silvered thermometer, oval shell patera, over 20cm dial, marked Bernasconi & Co, London, over a further floral roundel, 96cm H.

An early 19thC mahogany wheel barometer, with broken arch pediment, floral marquetry roundel over a silvered thermometer, oval shell patera, over 20cm dial, marked J.S.Vecchio NOTTINGHAM, over a further floral roundel, 96cm H.

A Victorian stick barometer by Schulen & Co of Ipswich, in an oak case with caddy top moulding and barometric scales on ivory, and a thermometer set to the case below, 99cm H.

An early 19thC stick barometer by Davis of Leeds, in a plain slender oak case with burr wood front, with caddy top moulding and barometric scales on ivory within a bevelled glass case, and a thermometer set to the case below, 94cm H.

A Victorian oak cased clock and barometer, with thermometer, the case of carved classical architectural form, with key, 84cm H.

A late Victorian oak aneroid wheel barometer by Maple & Co, of architectural form, having an urn and scroll pediment, carved frieze, corinthian column enclosures to the silvered thermometer, over a 19cm Dia. dial marked MAPLE & Co Ltd, LONDON, 108cm H.

A British Rotiform circular cased wall mounted thermometer, 27cm Dia.

A late 19th century Blackforest style wall barometer, the case carved with a dog's head to the top, fruiting vines, game birds and guns around the circular enamel dial marked `Roux, A Pantin' with a thermometer above, 105cm high

An oak aneroid barometer with thermometer

A pressed tin plate and enamel advertising sign in the form of a thermometer for Limacol

A Leather Cased Set of Three 'Linga Longa' Ware Beakers Together with Cased Measuring Flask and Thermometer

A Novelty Metal French Thermometer with Sporting Motif, Glass Tube AF, 16cm High

Cased travelling clock, barometer, thermometer - Swiss made by Looping & Co

A Polish binocular microscope together with a mighty metro scalextric. rototherm thermometer, Firestone ashtray, post cards, cameras, handbags etc

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY IMARI PATTERN MILLENNIUM GLOBE THERMOMETER AND BAROMETER, 13CM H, PRINTED MARK AND 116/1000

AN OAK ANEROID BAROMETER, INCORPORATING A THERMOMETER

A 19th century gilt brass drum shaped holosteric mantel barometer, 8.5cm silvered register with curved mercury thermometer, the case in the Louis XV taste, acanthus scroll feet, 14cm high, c.1870

A George III mahogany wheel barometer, 20cm silvered register, alcohol thermometer, hygrometer, the level signed G Votentario, Doncaster, the case with swan neck pediment, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, 98cm long, c.1810

A post-Regency mahogany wheel barometer, the level signed Bernascone, Sheffield, 20cm silvered register, hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror, the case with swan neck pediment, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, 97.5cm high, c. 1830 Records show Luciano Bernescone as working between 1825-1845.

A substantial early Victorian country house rosewood combination barometer and timepiece, 30cm silvered register, brass hands inscribed Today and Yesterday, 14cm convex clock dial inscribed Nelmes, King Street, Bloomsbury, 1842, silvered hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, the well-figured case with swan neck pediment, level to base, 118.5cm high, dated 1842Robert Nelmes was in business at this address primarily as a clockmaker 1828-1844. Condition Report: Silvering lost on timepiece dial; indicator missing on balance.

A Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, 24cm silvered register, alcohol thermometer, the flame veneered case outlined with C-scrolls, 103cm high, c.1860

An early 19th century rosewood barometer case with a damp/dry, a thermometer, silvered dial and level, 41"h

A small early 20th century continental brass cased carriage clock, the white porcelain dial with black Arabic numerals, set with bevelled glass plates, 10.5cm high, together with a Victorian mahogany framed wall barometer, the painted dial set in a circular shallow carved frame below a central column thermometer on opaque glass flanked by turned columns below a finial pediment, 9cm dial diameter, 40cm high (total) (2).

A small Victorian walnut barometer/thermometer in the Rococo style, height 49cm.

Carved oak barometer thermometer

Antique banjo style aneroid barometer thermometer

A RARE HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE TRAVEL AGENTS ADVERTISING BAROMETER/THERMOMETER/HYGROMETER FOR THE S.S. IMPERATOR , CIRCA 1912 the gilt-embossed chromolithograph of the ship titled and inscribed The Quadruple Screw and Turbine Express Steamer IMPERATOR the largest Vessel in the World set in black glass with bevelled edges secured to wooden back and inset with 6in. aneroid barometer with curved bar thermometers; separate thermometer and hygrometer -- 24 x 16½in. (61 x 42cm.) ~~*~~ If not immediately the most successful liner of her day, the 52,117 ton Imperator was certainly finely appointed within and could boast every modern conveniance then expected. The Kaiser insisted that the ship, perhaps uniquely, be referred to by masculine pronoun and so it was that he was laid up for the duration of the Great War. Given to Cunard in reparations for Lusitania , he required an extensive refit and at this time lost his striking double-headed eagle figurehead. Renamed Berengaria 'he' had a successful career as flagship under their banner, but was laid up from 1938 when 'his' aged wiring caught fire and was broken up in 1946.

A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY BAROCYCLONOMETER BY H. HUGHES & SON, LONDON the cyclonometer with 7½in. silvered dial with adjustable plate and indicators, hinged bevelled glass port, contained within oxidised brass bulkhead case; mounted on substantial shaped wooden board with matching barometer signed as per title and numbered 508/49 with curved bar thermometer and typhoon calibrated settings, the board with retailer's plate for Lilley & Reynolds Ltd, 9 Railway Place, Fenchurch Street, London EC3 -- 12 x 22in. (30.5 x 56cm.); together with two range finders and a compass pelorus in wooden cases of issue (4) ~~*~~ The 1930 Henry Hughes & Son catalogue lists the standard model of this instrument at £10 10 0 but this version (with a handsome wooden frame) at £15 0 0.