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A Victorian mahogany stick barometerBy Abraham & Co., ExeterThe rectangular moulded cornice above ivory engraved dials, with vernier scale and thermometer, above the trunk with well-figured veneer and turned domed cistern cover95cm. high. Illustrated

A George III mahogany and outlined stick barometerBy Cary, LondonThe swan neck pediment above a glazed silvered dial, signed, with vernier scale, above a well-figured trunk, inset with an arched thermometer dial, above turned domed cistern cover97cm. high. Illustrated

A Late Regency mahogany, tulipwood crossbanded and outlined wheel barometer By William Horrod, LondonThe swan neck pediment above a thermometer scale and small convex mirror in ebony slip, the silvered 12 in. dial, with turned brass bezel, engraved to the centre with foliate scrolls, a harp and other musical emblems, above a waisted terminal centred with the signed hydrometer scale114 cm. high. Illustrated

A 19th century thermometer in carved bone frame 13.5cm.

Jacobs & Lucas, a William IV rosewood wheel barometer, circa 1840, retailed by R. Northern, Optician, Hull with 20 - 140 degree thermometer and gilt dial, swan neck pediment, 110 cm. Bethel Jacobs was a watch and clockmaker at 7 Whitefriargate, Hull between 1838-1872. In partnership with Edward Lucas between 1851 until 1862. In August 1862 Edward was commissioned a Lieutenant in the East Yorks Rifle Volunteers and a Captain in the December; the partnership was then dissolved. In the latter part of July 1863 Jacobs erected an electrical time ball in front of his shop for the benefit of sea captains. Richard Northern was listed as a clock and watch maker in Lowgate, Hull in 1791 and then as an Optician and instrument maker in 1903, he was at 46 Lowgate between 1813 - 1834, then 50 Lowgate between 1838 - 1840. His son Edward joined him in 1834 and remained at 50 Lowgate until 1846.

Jaeger LeCoultre - a weather station mantle clock, circa 1965, reference 535, the rectangular silvered dial with gilt chapter ring for an eight day clock with barometer above, thermometer below, the gilt case flanked by mottled green columns, height 23 cm.

A Modern Stick Barometer Thermometer by Comitti London

A mahogany banjo mercury barometer and thermometer of customary form

Mahogany banjo barometer with silvered hygrometer, thermometer, mirror, forecasting dial and level, fitted with a column of mercury, overall lengh 99cm. We cannot do condition reports for this sale.

A vintage possible 19th century brass cased thermometer in the manner of Negretti & Zambra  possibly a soil thermometer, Measures 29cm long. A  vintage 20th century J Rabone and Sons Birmingham level No 1627 along with a cylindrical cased maths compass set Measures: 23cm long and a silver pocket watch af marked for Myers Westminster bridge london

Vintage Compensated Pocket Barometer / Thermometer by Asprey of London with solid silver hinge

A 19th century cast brass obelisk desk thermometer, silvered register, bracket feet, 18.5cm high, c.1870

An early 20th century Rototherm desk thermometer in a chrome case, 4 1/4"h

Two revolving hardstone terrestrial globes, the stems set with clock, thermometer, and hygrometer, faces, 10cm diameter, together with a further hardstone set terrestrial globe in a brass gimbel frame, (3).

Unusual nursing hallmarked silver thermometer holder assay Birmingham 1905 maker M T & B L: 14 cm

Banjo weather station barometer and thermometer and a wire art wall hanging of a ship / palm tree

A Coronation 1953 Souvenir, The Rototherm Thermometer on Marble Plinth, 16cm Long

Stick barometer/thermometer

A Negretti and Zambra thermometer black painted body with central inscribed brass measure, a/f, together with a collection of WWII military printed books and pamphlets, including Handbook of Wireless Telegraphy 1938, Home Guard Instruction No.25 - Signalling 1941, Gas Training 1942, Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.1 Personal Protection Against Gas, Civil Defence Evacuation Why and How?, Air Raid Precautions Memorandum No.1 Organisation of Air Raid Casualties Services, and Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.4 Decontamination of Materials. (10)

19th century Irish sundial, by Mason, Dublin. An early 19th century brass octagonal sundial, the scrolled gnomon centred on a finely engraved compass rose within a chapter ring with Roman numerals, signed 'Mason, Dublin'. Set on a polished black limestone columnar plinth. 42 by 13in. (106.7 by 33cm) In 1787 Seacome Mason established an optician business at 7 Arran Quay selling 'telescopes, glasses, microscopes, concave and opera glasses, celestial and terrestrial globes of all sizes, electrical machines with apparatus . . . goggles for protecting the eyes from dust or wind, ditto for children with the squint . . .' In the early 19th century the firm branched into scientific instruments, including sundials but most successfully the Mason's Hygrometer, the old name for the Wet & Dry Bulb Thermometer invented by Apjohn, one time professor of anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons. The firm still thrives today, rebranded Masons Technology, they sell scientific and diagnostic equipment.

Irish stick barometer by Spears. The arched oak case with two-part scale named Spears & Co., 28 College Green, Dublin, with a mercury thermometer and a glass tube extending to a demi-spherical cistern cover and screw adjustment. 37 by 4in. (94 by 10.2cm)

A late 19th century carved ivory desk thermometer and compass, the compass within a beadwork and foliate frame, on a tapering column and circular base. 16cm

Barometer/ Thermometer set, Antelope hardwood bookends, Antique rosewood inlaid box, Indian brass inlaid jewel box and oak round photo frame

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER/THERMOMETER with 8' dial, 83cm high overall

A banjo aneroid barometer with an architectural pediment alcohol thermometer, inlaid with fan roundels and shells, by Short & Mason London

A late 19th century mahogany barometer, the 20cm silvered dial inscribed W.R. Lisle, Exeter, mercury thermometer, the case inlaid in coloured woods with acanthus scrolls, 86cm high, c.1890

A red lacquered banjo barometer with hydrometer over thermometer and 10 inch dial, signed to the level Pednetti, together with four various further banjo barometers to include a mother of pearl inlaid example by Grossi of Newcastle

An ebonised cased clock, thermometer and barometer inscribed 'Set at 11am & 11pm Railway Time', width 40cm.

A Victorian oak banjo barometer/thermometer, a 19th century rosewood example and an early 20th century mahogany example (3).

VICTORIAN BRASS AUTOMATON LIGHTHOUSE TIMEPIECE THERMOMETER/BAROMETER 19TH CENTURY the rotating silvered drum with a silvered timepiece dial and aneroid barometer dial flanking two spirit thermometers, the base with a door concealing a winding hole and single-barrel eight-day movement 43cm high Contents from a West Coast of Scotland Lodge

A pair of 20thC Hanimex binoculars, an early 20thC carved barometer and thermometer, 46cm high, Radio Times pressed leather blotter type cover and two shaped wooden and glazed teapot stands. (a quantity)

Early 20th Century oak wheel barometer, ceramic face and thermometer scale, marked: Crouch, Cardiff and Newport. 80cm high approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

EDWARDIAN MARQUETRY AND LINE INLAID WALNUT ANERIOD BAROMETER, the 8" dial housed in a banjo shaped case inlaid with bell husk pendants and scrollwork, and with removable mercury thermometer to the trunk, 33" (83.8cm) high

A MAGNIFICENT GENTLEMAN'S TRAVELLING COMPENDIUM BY ASPREY, LONDON, CIRCA 1870 , apparently unused, the black morocco case with gilt tooling and Asprey patent inset spring handle to lid opening to reveal an opulently worked interior with engraved gilt brass fretwork, complete set of accessories including compass, barometer, Sampson Morden drawing set, spring stationery racks with inkwells and vesta with fish-skin strike and bearing London hallmarks for 1871, scissors, ivory ruler, seal, knife, quill cutter and nib cleaner, etc., morocco bound gilt edged books for cash, addresses and journal, the inside lid with writing slopes, calendar, thermometer, postal rates to India, accessory tray lifting to reveal inner compartment, concealed jewellery and sovereign compartments, secret tray, engraved lock plates with Bramah locks and much other fine detail -- 9¬ x 21¬ x 40¬in. (23 x 54 x 37cm.)

A Georgian banjo barometer, by A Guarnerio St Ives with steel dials, thermometer, 97 cm

A William IV period rosewood barometer with profuse mother of pearl decoration, the 10i nch dial with convex glass beneath bow fronted thermometer

19th century and box wood inlaid barometer thermometer by J Verga with silvered dials, etc, 107 cm high

A Late Victorian Oak Desk Top Weather Station to Include Clock, Barometer and Thermometer, with Brass Carrying Handle, 29cm Wide

A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUTWOOD BANJO BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER WITH ENGRAVED SILVERED DIAL, 3'6" HIGH

A miscellaneous selection including basket, thermometer, magnifying glass and A&F Pears advertising ruler

A box of collectables to include metal buttons, cotton traders wristwatch, Rototherm pocket thermometer, white metal photo frame, antimagnetic pocket watch etc.

GEORGIAN MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER WITH A BROKEN ARCH PEDIMENT ABOVE A GLAZED DOOR, THE SILVERED REGISTER PLATE ENGRAVED WITH A SCALE FROM 27" TO 31" AND FITTED WITH A MANUAL VERNIER AND SPIRIT FILLED THERMOMETER, ENGRAVED MAKER'S NAME 'VECCHIO, NOTTINGHAM' (H: 99cm)

Cast-iron garden thermometer 11 1/2 inches long

W & S Jones, London. A 19th century mahogany framed thermometer with silvered gauge in a glazed bow front case. Condition Report: Condition good and also originality, 36cm high.

An Edwardian black forest-type wheel barometer, having primary ceramic dial beneath brass thermometer and clock surmount, the frame applied with oak leaves.

A Mahogany Inlaid Wheel Barometer, signed Josh Ortaly, circa 1810, broken arch pediment, thermometer tube, 8-inch silvered dial signed, 100cm high 04.04.18, Case with minor cracks to the sides, dial with small scratches, mercury tube is complete and with a good mercury level.

A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed P.Albino, Cambridge, circa 1850, swan neck pediment, thermometer tube, convex mirror, 8-inch silvered dial, spirit level signed, 97cm high04.04.18, Later swan neck pediment, all silvered dials are discoloured, case sides are discoloured, mercury tube with air bubbles.

An Ormolu Aneroid Barometer, circa 1900, scroll and floral decorated case signed to the edge F.Barbedienne, thermometer tube, aneroid movement, later wooden backboard, 41cm high 29.03.18, Ormolu surfaces are slightly rubbed in parts, replaced thermometer tube, thermometer enamel dial with minor hairline cracks and minor chips to the edges in parts, later wooden backboard, aneroid movement has not been tested for its working condition.

2 metal cased thermometer type instruments.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BANJO FORM BAROMETER, THERMOMETER AND HYDROMETER with scrolling crest with central urn finial, the main silvered dial 19cm diameter, named to the base dial with spirit level "Barnasconi of Leeds", overall 98cm high

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD CASED ONION TOP WHEEL BAROMETER/THERMOMETER/HYDROMETER, main dial 19cm

A mahogany cased banjo barometer with alcohol thermometer, the silver dial inscribed "Turton Kidderminster"

A 19th Century mahogany cased banjo barometer thermometer by C Volonte

A James Currie type Underarm Thermometer,signed 'Cary London', early 19th century, Fahrenheit scale on thin strip of ivory to outside of the tube, in silk lined Morocco leather case

Early 19th century mahogany stick barometer by John Davies & Son. With bevelled case, ivorine scale and vernier and mercury thermometer. 37 x 3.2in.

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, ivory register inscribed Dobson, Beverley, mercury thermometer, turned cistern cover, 92cm high, mid 19th century

An early Victorian rosewood desk top combination timepiece, barometer and thermometer, 8cm dial and register, brass ring finial, scroll cresting applied with draught-turned roundels, spreading rectangular base, 25cm high, c.1845

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID BAROMETER AND A SIMILAR VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BAROMETER, MID 19TH C, with alcohol or mercury thermometer respectively, bubble level inscribed M Phillips Northampton or WARRANTED CORRECT, 94 & 96cm h++Both in good condition, apparently complete. Silvering on the convex mirror on one barometer slightly spotted. Rosewood example repolished, both charged with mercury

AN EARLY 19TH C MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID EXPOSED TUBE STICK BAROMETER, THE SILVERED SCALE ENGRAVED HANCOCK NOTTINGHAM, WITH VERNIER AND MERCURY THERMOMETER, THE CASE WITH OPEN PEDIMENT, 97CM H

AN EDWARDIAN CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER, WITH MERCURY THERMOMETER, 88CM H, C1910