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A Victorian oak cased barometer with thermometer, foliate carved, presentation plaque, 86cm long.

λ A 19th century French ivory thermometer, in the form of a column with a classical bust finial, with an engraved scale, glass tube lacking, 16.2cm high. Provenance: From the collection of Sir Jeremy Lever.

A 19th century French bronze desk thermometer, in the form of an obelisk with an eagle surmount, the plinth base with cherub caryatids, 25.9cm high. Provenance: From the collection of Sir Jeremy Lever.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with a broken swan neck pediment with a hinged door, above a silvered dial inscribed 'Hoppe London', the stem with a thermometer above a turned cistern cover, 98.5cm high. Ebenezer Hoppe, 51 Church Street, Minories, London, working 1804-10.

An Aneroid barometer, with integral spirit level, hygrometer & thermometer

An oak wall barometer with thermometer

A Short & Mason barometer/thermometer together with an oak framed octagonal mirror

THREE TRAYS OF GLASSWARE TO INC CUT GLASS, THERMOMETER ETC

Bulkhead type brass clock, mounted on mahogany plaque with French aneroid type barometer and a brass thermometer.

A 19th Century mahogany wheel cased barometer, hydrometer and thermometer, 97cm high Convex glass missing, thermometer glass damaged and thermometer possibly replaced

A Victorian mahogany wheel barometer by 'Thomas Gibbs, Stratford Upon Avon', with broken arch pediment, dry/damp detector and thermometer over a 9.5 inch silvered dial and level (a.f), 112cm long. 14

A Troughton and Simms brass cased pocket drum sextant, 19th century, signed as per title by silvered scale, partial leather case, 7.5cm long, together with two 19th century brass cased pocket barometers by 'Hennessey, Swansea' and 'Sayer and Bird, Norwich', and a 19th century brass cased pocket barometer compendium, with compass and thermometer to the reverse, in a leather case (4). 12

A mid 19th Century rosewood wheel barometer, the circular ten inch dial below a hygrometer dial and thermometer bordered by a band of inlaid mother of pearl flowers, by T Wilson Spalding, height 106cm

A 1930's oak barometer with a thermometer over the dial

A carved oak wheel barometer by Gardner & Co Glasgow, the scale marked 28 to 31 with thermometer above - Height 92cm Condition report: Plugged for transportation

An oak stick barometer, signed J.Staniland, Malton, circa 1870, visible mercury tube, single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer tube, cistern cover with a ivory plaque inscribed model barometer, 91cm high 08.12.16, Case with a small crack to the side, dial with three screws missing, wooden bracket to the top side of the tube is cracked, vernier with one small crack, cistern cover is loose, mercury tube with visible air bubbles.

An oak stick barometer, signed J White, Glasgow, circa 1850, carved pediment, concealed mercury tube with a twin ivory vernier dial, thermometer tube, carved cistern cover, 105cm high 07.12.16, Case with scratches and dents in parts, ivory dials are discoloured, two screws are missing from both dials, thermometer dial with one small crack to the top side, no mercury is visible in the tube and needs filling.

A mahogany wheel barometer, signed A.Tacchi, Bedford, circa 1810, thermometer box, 8-inch silvered dial signed, 94cm high 07.12.16, Case with small chips to the outer borders in parts, dials are discoloured and need silvering, mercury tube looks complete with mercury visible in the tube.

A mahogany carved ship's stick barometer, signed Jones, Gray & Keen, Strand, Liverpool, circa 1850, carved case with a single vernier dial signed, thermometer box, brass cistern, 91cm high 08.12.16, Pediment is missing, mercury tube is missing, ship's wall bracket gimbal is missing, top thermometer tube bracket is broken, cistern cover is discoloured, barometer in need of restoration.

A box containing assorted collector's plates, figurines and a Gallileo thermometer, together with a box containing various LPs and a 9 carat gold cased wristwatch and other assorted jewellery (in cabinet)

A circular pocket combination thermometer, compass and barometer, unsigned, housed in a fitted leather case 5cm (2in)

An early 20th century circular combination mercury thermometer and compass, mounted on ivorine, in a fitted black case 8cm (3in)

A mid 20th century brass stick barometer by Darton & Co. London, with silvered scale, thermometer below, 91cm (36in) high, together with an American designed altimeter by Penn (2)

A 19th century Patent aneroid barometer (without mercury or any fluid), silvered dial also with Fahrenheit thermometer, diameter 12cm, the barometer formely belonged to the stepfather of Hugh Seymour McDonnell, the fourth Earl of Antrim (1812-1855), presented in fitted box with plaque to top inscribed 'Constanter et Fideliter', sold with related documentation and research, some with handwritten notes (af). CONDITION REPORT Generally nicely presented, but there are four cracks to the glass face.

An early 20th century E Elam banjo barometer/thermometer, carved oak case, white scale and dial marked E Elam, Northwich, Middlewich, Winsfold, another, smaller walnut (2)

A 1950's barometer, by Sestrel, signed, silvered circular dial, surmounted by a thermometer, cold painted case

An early 19thC mahogany wheel barometer, with swan neck pediment, hygrometer over thermometer, mirror, dial, bezel and level marked Bernasconi Sheffield, 96cm high

An Edwardian oak cased barometer and thermometer, the 19cm dia. dial with Arabic numerals and a thermometer flanked by carved fluted columns and surmounted by a broken pediment with urn finial, 109cm high. (AF)

A late 19thC walnut and ebonised stick barometer, the rectangular upper section above two tuning knops and thermometer, with carved under section, 22cm high.

A late Victorian aneroid barometer, with thermometer, circa 20cm dia.

An early 19thC walnut cased two dial banjo barometer, the silvered 25cm dia. dial marked T Cooke and Sons, London and York, beneath a thermometer in shaped case, 103cm high.

AN ORIENTAL SILK EMBROIDERY, birds in paradise on branches with blossom, four character script mark, approximate size 32.5cm x 50cm and a James Lucking & Co Ltd barometer and thermometer, approximate height 61cm (sd) (2)

An early 20thC aneroid barometer, in an oak case, the thermometer stamped "with compliments of Fergusson Pailin Ltd"

G.H. & C. Gowland Opticians, Sunderland. A Victorian carved oak stick barometer, with thermometer etc. and gothic turned cistern cover, 102cm high

TWO TRAYS OF GLASSWARE TO INC CUT GLASS, THERMOMETER ETC

A selection of vintage kitchenalia including marmalade cutter, a treen cased cheese thermometer and a Muly potato masher etc

BAROMETER, Admiral Fitzroy's style, with paper dial and thermometer, 134cm H x 42cm.

A silver four division toast rack, Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1922, a silver mounted inset thermometer, Chester 1903, a silver bookmark surmounted with a cockerel, Mappin & Webb, Chester 1911, a circular enamel topped and silver mounted pill box set with a cabochon stone, a cut glass scent bottle, a pair of glove stretchers, white metal mounted salad servers etc (Qty)

A Silver desk thermometer, Chester 1903

A George III style stick barometer and thermometer, in an inlaid mahogany case, the dial signed P Collins Merton, 98 cm high

A gilt metal desk timepiece, in a form of a horseshoe, Howell James & Co London, 11.5 cm high, a mantel clock, 24.5 cm high, an oak barometer with thermometer, and a pair of gilt metal candlesticks (5)

A desk top obelisk thermometer, Battle of Breville 8-13 June 1944, a brass shell ashtray, a pair of MOD binoculars, in a leather case, and a brass stand (4)

A Victorian wheel barometer, with thermometer, the silvered dial signed Fletcher Late Dwerrihouse and Carter, with a globe to the centre, in a mother of pearl inlaid rosewood case, 106.5 cm high

A 19th Century mahogany banjo barometer and thermometer, the top with a swan-neck pediment, spirit level to base

A 19th century walnut cased barometer/thermometer. The 8ins dial engraved R Squirrell Stowmarket. Est £30-50

A 19th century mahogany cased barometer/thermometer/hygrometer with broken pediment and silvered back plates. The barometer with 8ins dial marked C Cattanio. 38ins. Est £30-50

Cased Sikes hydrometer with thermometer and weights.

Brass bulk head type clock with coloured sectioned face, bulk head type French Maxant barometer and a brass thermometer all mounted on mahogany panel. (barometer tube broken). CONDITION REPORT: Clock: no battery inside, very rusty. We do not test if working. Maker: Diehl electro, Made in Germany. Diameter across deep part of case (excluding mounting plate): 16cm approximately.

A selection of miscellaneous, mostly 20th Century, cigarette lighters; wristwatches; a pair of candlesticks; a glass dish with plated stand and cover; thermometer; etc.

Assorted kitchenalia, including pastry cutters, thermometer, etc.

A Maple & Co. walnut aneroid barometer, the architectural form case with circular ceramic dial and visible barometer movement above a white ceramic thermometer and humidity scales, 94cm high.

Joseph James Dallaway, Stroud, an early 19th century mahogany cased 8in dial mercury wheel barometer, with brass urn and scrolled pediment over silvered thermometer and primary dial, 98cm

An inlaid mahogany aneroid barometer and thermometer with silvered dial, marked Negretti & Zambra, 97cm high, (glass cracked).

A reproduction walnut case aneroid wall barometer brass dial, signed Geo Tarratt, Leicester, thermometer over, 79cm.

Mahogany cased aneroid banjo barometer/thermometer, inlaid case in the Adam style, 19cm dial, case 82cm.

Victorian rosewood banjo barometer, silvered dial with thermometer over, 104cm.

A Victorian aneroid barometer with 20 cm silvered dial and curved mercury thermometer, brass bezel and ivy-carved oak frame, by Stanley of London

An antique walnut stick barometer, the engraved thermometer scale signed 'West, Coventry Street, London'

An Admiral Fitzroy oak cased barometer with mercury column, storm crystals and alcohol thermometer (case a/f)

A BRASS CARL ZEISS JENA MICROSCOPE, No.29657, approximately 30cm high, in fitted case, together with 1000 degree thermometer No.286399, inscribed Cambridge Instrument Co Ltd Cambridge, approximately 42cm (2)