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A circular drop-leaf table, with open sparred top and integral small lower tiers, made from timber removed from HMS Britannia, Cadet Training Ship at Dartmouth 1869-1905, by Hughes, Bolckow & Co Ltd, of Battleship Wharf, Blyth London, with plaques regarding the timber and the maker's name and address, diameter when extended 93.5cm, a joint stool made from the same timber, width 40cm and a wooden-cased Rototherm thermometer made from the teak of HMS Iroquois (3)

A 19th century cased barograph with barometer dial and thermometer, by Chadburn of Liverpool, mounted on single-drawer base to moulded feet, 37.5 x 23 x 21.5cm.

Mid Century oak mounted aneroid barometer with square face and separate thermometer. 43cm high approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

S&M ANEROID BAROMETER AND ALCOHOL THERMOMETER IN WALNUT CASE, stamped 2437, BENTIMA QUARTZ WALNUT MANTLE CLOCK AND ANOTHER, ACCTIM QUARTZ, (3)

Set of six glass and silvered candleholder goblets, an art brass vase, a thermometer and two picture frames etc

A 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, with hygrometer, thermometer, mirror, spirit level, 95cm high

A Box Containing Volt Meters, Micro Ampere Meters Thermometer etc

A Comark Electronic Thermometer

VICTORIAN SIKES PATTERN HYDROMETER Manufactured by Buss of Hatton Garden. Containing: Brass Bulb; Set of 9 graduated weights (plus 1 spare); end block and Ivorine Mercury Thermometer in fitted plush lined mahogany case with Ivorine plaque. All brass components stamped "Buss" and with set registration no. 17330 (except spare weight which has different number). Calibration certificate glued to base of box, last calibration date 10/04/62. Slide rule missing from set.

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer by John Stopant of Sheffield, 8 inch silvered dial, the broken swan neck pediment above dry/damp subdial, thermometer, central mirror and spirit level, H. 99cm

Barometer thermometer

Art Deco aneroid barometer and thermometer by Shortlands, and another oak framed barometer

Barometer thermometer

Watches - a Citizen dual analogue and digital display alarm, Thermometer chronograph wristwatch, No 8984-086333, stainless steel case; others Citizen 3560-351576 Y; Citizen 28800 automatic ladies, 6600; Constant AL8550; etc, (10)

A Victorian thermometer, J Long, Eastcheap, London; a large boxwood thermometer (2)

Metal framed Swan Vestas thermometer

Black Forest style carved wood barometer thermometer and a further example

George IV mahogany banjo shape mercury wall barometer, signed Giobbio, Trowbridge in Devizes, silvered dial with Masonic-like devices, thermometer over, case with a broken swan-neck pediment and stringing, 114cm

An early-20th century Chinese thermometer within a white metal frame embossed with dragons, 23cm high, 6cm wide.

A large 19th century flame mahogany wheel barometer by C.A. Canti of Town Malling, Kent, with silvered back plates and mercury thermometer, 117cm high

Mahogany barometer thermometer, with silvered back plate, by A.R. Noldi of Gloucester, 96 cm high

VICTORIAN SIKES PATTERN HYDROMETERManufactured by Buss of Hatton Garden. Containing: Brass Bulb; Set of 9 graduated weights (plus 1 spare); end block and Ivorine Mercury Thermometer in fitted plush lined mahogany case with Ivorine plaque. All brass components stamped "Buss" and with set registration no. 17330 (except spare weight which has different number). Calibration certificate glued to base of box, last calibration date 10/04/62. Slide rule missing from set.

An original advertising enamel signDuckhams Motor Oil with thermometer, 51x66cm

J. H. Steward, London, a 19th century oak stick barometer with ivorine thermometer - register scale with mercury table, 97 cm long

A Victorian oak balloon barometer with ceramic register dial beneath a brass thermometer, 82 cm high

A banjo barometer with silvered dial signed B. Besorrio & Co Taunton Warranted, the thermometer graduated in Fahrenheit and blood heat, summer heat etc, the mahogany case with conch shell and foliate inlay, broken pediment and brass finial, height 99cm (the mercury tube is absent)

AN 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, STAMPED 180, J M RONKETTI, CIRCA 1785 the rectangular silvered brass scale inscribed J.M. Ronketti, Holbein, London, No 180, alcohol thermometer, the broken pediment centred by a brass finial, with ivory inlay 97cm high PROVENANCENOT SUITABLE FOR EXPORTPROVENANCEThe Craig Troeberg Collection

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer by John Stopant of Sheffield, 8 inch silvered dial, the broken swan neck pediment above dry/damp subdial, thermometer, central mirror and spirit level, H. 99cm

A Rototherm bakelite desk thermometer of circular form.

A VINTAGE BURMAH-SHELL ADVERTISING "ROTOTHERM" THERMOMETER, TOGETHER WITH A VINTAGE BURMAH-SHELL ADVERTISING OIL SAMPLE "SHELL X-100 MOTOR OIL"

EDWARDIAN WHEEL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER with opaque white glass dials, contained in a mahogany case with floral cresting and base, 85cm high

A quantity of miscellanea including 12 x 32 compact binoculars, pair of butter pats, fruit thermometer, two large tapes, new spirit flask, cut throat razor, Rolls Razor, hand mirror, new paintbrushes, etc.

A box of Photographic Equipment including Graflex "23" film roll holder, a Kodak Color Densitometer Model 1, Kodak Thermometer, etc

A mahogany and boxwood strung wheel barometer with dry/damp gauge and thermometer set to neck and silvered primary dial.

An early 20th Century rosewood wheel barometer with brass register, thermometer and dry/damp dials all within a stencilled foliate border, Bevington, Hanley, length 96cm, S/D.

A 19th Century rosewood cased wheel barometer by Negretti & Zambra London incorporating a thermometer within scroll frame, height 97cm

A 19th Century inlaid wheel barometer with silvered circular dial incorporating dry/damp dial and thermometer, height 97cm

A 19th century rosewood banjo style wall mounted mercury barometer and thermometer, 25cm silvered dial signed for Cartwright Optometrists, Preston, cast brass bezel with thick bevelled glass, the case decorated with brass stringing and mother-of-pearl inlays, overall length 100cm - Est £100 to £150

A 1970s Imhof gilt brass five dial weather station, of cube form having clock dial, thermometer etc, on rotating base, stamped '560802', h.8cm, w.8cm Condition Report / Extra Information Clock currently working.Some light handling wear throughout but generally in good condition.

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

MINER'S LAMPalong with two pairs of binoculars, a thermometer by W. Reeves etc (6)

AN INTERESTING SMALL CARVED MAHOGANY CASED WALL CLOCK WITH SWISS MOVEMENT TOGETHER WITH AN ART DECO BAKELITE THERMOMETER. (2)

A J.Lizars Early XX Century Oak Cased Barograph and Thermometer, with bevelled glass panels and pull-out drawers below, applied Lizars label, 23cm high, 36cm long.

A VICTORIAN CAST IRON CASED WALL CLOCK/BAROMETER THERMOMETER ON OAK BACKBOARD SIGNED J J WAINWRIGHT & Co, BIRMINGHAM. H.70cms.

A Victorian carved walnut aneroid barometer, with a mercury filled thermometer above a 19cm white enamel dial, height 86cm. Condition report: Appears to be in working condition.

A Regency bronze and marble watch stand, of architectural form, with two columns mounted with an eagle flanked by two busts of Roman emperors, the columns flanking a bust of Lord Wellington on a socle incorporating a thermometer, on a marble base, on a circular wooden stand, 31cm high general light wear to columns, lacking glass dome,

A Victorian mahogany barometer, with engraved ivory indicator boards for rain/fair/stormy, with inset thermometer to trunk, 94cm long light wear to base, and reservoir cover, high points rubbed, some chips, ivory is lightly stained/discoloured

An early 19th century mahogany banjo shaped barometer, mercury column with silvered scale, thermometer and hygrometer, by H Kemp, Mayfield

A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER WITH MERCURY THERMOMETER, 57CM H, C1900 AND AN OCTAGONAL OAK MIRROR WITH BEVELLED PLATE

A post-Regency dark patinated bronze desk thermometer, acanthus finial, the brass scale marked out in Fahrenheit, octagonal base, 25cm high, c.1835

LATE VICTORIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD STYLISED WHEEL TYPE ANEROID BAROMETER, overall with inlaid decoration and having vase finial to broken swan neck pediment, above moulded cornice with mask frieze, thermometer flanked by a pair of Doric turned columns, heart shaped body with scrolled mounts having circular barometer marked: Chadburns Ltd. 47 Castle Street, Liverpool. Tapering fluted base. 90cm high approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Rather grubby and dry in places but not displaying any significant obvious damage.

An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer with a swan neck pediment, over a dry/damp, thermometer, a silvered dial and a level, inscribed Balzari & Cafsima, London

Victorian faux rosewood desk top thermometer, final with the figure of Prince Albert, 32cm . Thermometer appears to be working but cannot guarantee for how longGood overall condition minor damage to stand

Mahogany and marquetry inlaid wheel barometer with thermometer, the silvered dial signed P. Barnaschini, Norwich. 98cm.

Early 20th Century oak barometer with thermometer and weather dial by Benetfink & Co London 86 cm .

A 19th Century carved ivory Thermometer in the form of an obelisk under glass dome, 9 1/4 in H

An ivory desk thermometer, mid to late 19th century, the top with gadrooned and beaded step rims above a pentagonal column housing a thermometer graded from freezing to fever heat, all on a raised circular base. Height 10.7 cm. (The now vacant top section would have housed either a compass or small sundial.)

An Art Deco oak aneroid barometer, with thermometer. Height 61 cm.

AN OAK WALL WEATHER STATION by Robert Thompson of canted oblong form mounted with a thermometer, barometer and hydrometer with white dials within brass cases, the moulded edged surround with carved mouse trademark, 17" x 7 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, with thermometer, hydrometer and level, Mangiacavalli, London, in a mahogany wheel case, 99 cm high