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Early 20th Century carved oak aneroid barometer reading from 26 to 31 inches of pressure, the trunk with mercury Fahrenheit and Centigrade thermometer Condition:

A Good Collection of Small Circular - Nice Quality Wooden Aneroid Wall Hanging Barometers, Various Makes ( 4 ) In Total. 1/ S & B Marine Compensated Barometer In The Form of a Ships Wheel. 12 x 12 Inches. 2/ Day master - Circular Wooden Combined Barometer / Thermometer. 7.25 Inches. 3/ German Circular Wooden Zodiac / Porcelain Dial Barometer. 7 Inches Diameter. 4/ A Small Circular Wooden Ships Wheel Barometer, with Porcelain Dial. 7 Inches Diameter.

Early 20th Century Well Carved Wooden Wall Hanging Barometer, Combined with Porcelain Thermometer - Please See Photo. 22 Inches High, Excellent Condition.

Edwardian Period Well Carved Walnut Banjo Barometer and Thermometer, The Well Shaped Pediment with Enamel Dial Below. 17 Inches High. Excellent Condition - Please See Photo.

An early 19th century rosewood ships stick barometer by Spencer, Browning & Co. The rosewood case has mother of pearl inlay in a foliate design. With ivorine forecasting dial and vernier above mercury thermometer. With brass cistern and brass gimble bracket. 91 cm length.

A mahogany and brass folding scales together with a gauge, wash board, blow torches, thermometer, weight and ship in a bottle and a Marconi corner radio

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer by Donegan of Newcastle, missing the top dial but with thermometer, convex mirror and main dial with lower spirit level, height 95cm.

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer and thermometer by Underhill of Newport, with central convex mirror and lower spirit level aperture, height 98cm (af).

A late 19th/early 20th century oak-cased aneroid barometer/thermometer, height 82cm.

An early 20th century carved oak barometer/thermometer (glass af), a decorative example and a ship's style barometer, also an oak-cased Napoleons hat mantel clock (4).

A 19thC Loftus Sikes hydrometer, the mahogany case with hinged lid revealing apparatus with ivory backed thermometer and outer escutcheon, (the case) 6cm high, 20cm wide and 10cm deep.

German Third Reich etched Army parade bayonet by F.W. Höller, Solingen.A good example with plated single edged 195 mm blade with central fuller bearing maker’s oval thermometer logo and etched panel of machine gunner, artillery and Panzer with oakleaf ornamented scroll ‘Fur Erinnureng an meine Dienstzeit’. Turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grips secured with two rivets, eagle head pommel with working ‘eye’ catch. Housed in its black enamel painted steel scabbard. GC

Wall hanging wooden vintage barometer thermometer

A mid 19thC wheel barometer, by James Maspoli of Hull, the mahogany boxwood and ebony strung case, with dry damp case thermometer, convex mirror, and silvered dial, above a level, with turned knob.

A late 19thC wheel barometer, by Negertti and Zambra, London, in an oak case, with dry damp gauge, thermometer, convex mirror, silvered dial, and turned ivory knop, above a level, 99cm high.

A mid 19thC wheel barometer, by Cusa Gainsborough, the mahogany boxwood and ebony strung case, with a dry damp gauge, thermometer, convex mirror and silver dial, turned ivory knop above a level, 96.5cm high.

A mid 19thC wheel barometer, by Bernsascoi of Leeds, in mahogany and ebony strung case, with dry damp gauge, thermometer, convex mirror, and silvered dial, with turned ivory knop with a level, 100cm high.

A large mid 19thC wheel barometer, by W Adamassi Manchester, the mahogany ebony and boxwood strung case, with dry damp gauge, thermometer, silvered and engraved dial, above a gauge, 121cm high.

A mid 19thC mahogany wheel barometer, by J Sordellie, London, the boxwood and ebony strung case, with thermometer, silvered dial, and bone knop, 97cm high.

A late Victorian walnut aneroid barometer, by Negaritti and Zambra, London, the architectural case with a swan neck pediment, above a thermometer, flanked by fluted pilasters, with Corinthian columns, the silvered dial numbered 25552, 110cm high.

A late 19thC aneroid barometer, in a rosewood case, with ivorine thermometer, and silvered dial, 58cm high.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, by Mason of Barnsley, with ivorine register and thermometer, turned cistern cover carved with a flower head, 101cm high.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the Gothic style case carved with shields, leaves, ivy, etc, with opaline glass register and thermometer, the cistern cover carved with a fleur de lis, 112cm high.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, by Negretti & Zambra, of London, with ceramic register, and thermometer, square tapering cistern cover, 105cm high.

A mid 19thC wheel barometer, by Bienvenu Guernsey, the ebony strung mahogany case inlaid with patera and a shell, with a silvered thermometer, and bone knop, 100cm high.

A Victorian aneroid barometer, in carved oak case, with opaque glass thermometer, the dial with ceramic insert, and printed details to the top of the glass, 85cm high.

An early 19th century mahogany and boxwood strung wheel barometer, marked Caminada, Manchester with eight inch silver dial, hygrometer, thermometer, butlers mirror and level, 94cm high

SCOTTISH GEORGIAN MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, ROBERT COLLINS, PAISLEY CIRCA 1800 with a broken swan-neck pediment above the signed painted scale, thermometer and mercury vial, with a boxwood inlaid case and cistern cover 96.5cm high

A barometer and thermometer, late 19th/early 20th century, in a foliate carved wooden case, 43cm high, a similar barometer, the circular case with signs of the zodiac, 16cm diameter, two harmonicas, and a large collection of British coinage (qty).

A tray of copper jug, a brass barometer, a thermometer, tapestry bell pull hammered pewter bowl, etc

Parcel of art glassware including paperweights, Galileo thermometer etc

A VICTORIAN POCKET BAROMETER & THERMOMETER with silvered dial inscribed C.W. Dixey, Optician to the Queen, New Bond Street, London 833, in a plated or white metal case, dated 1872; 4.75 cms, with remnants of leather outer case

Bottle openers, vintage thermometer, hip flasks and a Backgammon set, etc.

Two globe desk top fob watches, the glass front and reverse within a nickel plated collar with white enamel faces and Arabic numerals together with a desk top aneroid barometer with thermometer to white paper dialMultiple scratches. Watches functioning at time of testing. Chip to the edge of one. Tarnishing to metal. Hairline crack to one dial. Barometer glass has been replaced and not currently functioning.

A mixed lot including compasses, thermometer etc.,

A 19th Century Brass Mounted and Gimballed Naval Stick Barometer by T Hemsley, Tower Hill, front Angled Scale with Vernier and Thermometer to Barley Twist Centre, Weighted Base, 94cm High

Four 19th Century Instruments: A Negretti and Zambra Boxwood Parallel, a Boxwood Thermometer, a Brass Magnifying Glass, and a Negretti and Zambra Thermometer

Oak wall thermometer, biscuit bowl, fruit bowl and mantel clock

A miscellaneous selection including a Mentmore Celeste fountain pen and another similar, a tin of various coins, thermometer in the form of a key etc

19th century osewood wheel barometer with thermometer, swan neck pediment and four silver dials with mirror, signed Stainland Malton, H97cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A 19th Century hydrometer/thermometer on a turned walnut stand stamped P Harris & Co Birmingham, height 24cm, a Cookes patent radiometer, thermometer in fruitwood case the reverse marked W.Aronsberg and a mahogany brass banded instrument box by I J Mechi London (4)

A French advertising thermometer sign for Lampe Norma auto et cycle, a 1939 cyclist touring club handbook, a 1930s 'Roads Records' handbook, two other similar books and a green oil can. (5)

An early Victorian mahogany stick barometer, C. Taghabue & Casella, 23 Hatton Garden, London. With ivory register, seven weather predictions, scale and thermometer, plain rectangular section stem.

A late 19th/early 20th Century aneroid banjo barometer, with upper glazed thermometer and carved decoration.

A mahogany and inlaid balloon-shaped mantle clock with Roman numerals to the dial, an early 20th Century oak cased mantle clock and a modern mahogany barometer/thermometer, a walnut and parquetry inlaid box and a painted carved tray

A Georgian mahogany stick barometer, mercury with a spirit thermometer, some damage to wood

BIANCHI, MANCHESTER; a 19th century mahogany cased wheel barometer and thermometer, length 100cm.

A 19th century mahogany five dial wheel barometer/thermometer, length 94cm.

A late Victorian carved oak banjo barometer/thermometer, the silvered dial signed 'J Hicks, London 8814', height 71cm.

A small mixed lot of collectors' items including a tin deed box, two hip flasks, two whistles and a bakelite Rototherm thermometer.

A 19th century rosewood onion top wheel barometer, the silvered 12inch (30.5cm) dial signed 'D. Fagioli & Son, Clerkenwell', with hygrometer, thermometer and level below thermometer case lacks one side and glass cover. Few knocks to case

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, the silvered register signed 'B. Bombelli Whitehaven' with thermometer and vernier below broken pediment and urn finial, exposed tube and turned cistern cover 100cm

A late 19th century mercury Banjo barometer, with silvered dials, thermometer, hygrometer and barometer, approx. 105cm

A DUNHILL CABINET CIGAR HUMIDOR IN FLAME WALNUT/MAHOGANY, including approx. 35 Cuban Jose Piedra Petit Cazadores, Romeo y Julietta etc., plus lighters, cigar cutter and digital thermometer/humidity gauge.

A French Art Nouveau mahogany walnut inlaid and mother of pearl mantel timepiece, of shaped outline, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, 35cm wide, and an Edwardian walnut case barometer/thermometer, 35cm high (2).

A William IV silver framed thermometer, London 1830, maker's mark M.H., mother of pearl scale with black lettering and numerals, the rectangular frame cast with leaf scrolls, centred at the base with a thistle flanked by flowerheads, and the shaped top with two game birds below an arch, 8.5 x 3.5cm, in a fitted gilt tooled leather covered case enclosed by a pair of doors, 12cm high.

A marble quartz mantel clock, marble American ship's style clock and a marble wall thermometer

Oak banjo barometer thermometer, the dial inscribed 'Harry Hall Ltd, The Coat Breaches Habit and Costume Specialist, 181 Oxford Street, London, 87cm high

Ships barometer thermometer, upon a black and steel cylinder frame, within a glazed beech cabinet, the cabinet 119cm high

Negretti & Zambra mahogany cased mercurial stick thermometer, 21cm high