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Selection of collectables includes 2 Vintage gents wrist watches includes Seiko, Elveter, both untested a Dipex thermometer etc

Late Victorian Admiral Fitzroy's storm barometer by Negretti and Zambra, 1 Hatton Garden, 122 Regent St., and 59 Cornhill, London, with 2 scale adjusters, and a thermometer, in an oak case with arched top, H.101.5cmCondition: Glass good. Slight defects to top section. Small tiny chip in case above 'M' of Admiral. Mercury and alcohol good. No fading in writing. Both knobs working but larger one loose and possibly replacement. Seems to be in working order. 

An Oak cased Aneroid Barometer with thermometer, glass cracked, 34'' long overall.

A quantity of treen including; Rototherm barometer/thermometer, card boxes, Dominoes, elephant plaque plus a brass framed oval swing mirror, binoculars, etc.

An Oak Cased Clock/Aneroid/Thermometer Compendium, brass telescope, modern glass bottle with silver collar and silver presentation oar

Glazed porcelain figure of a lady doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope around her neck, holding a thermometer. Lladro backstamp. Issued: 1985-2005Dimensions: 5"L x 3.5"W x 13.25"HManufacturer: LladroCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

A MODERN COMBINATION BAROMETER/CLOCK THERMOMETER

A VINTAGE PLASTIC THERMOMETER FOR THE HOMEPRIDE FLOWER COMPANY

A late George III mahogany wheel barometer. By James Capella Newport, with silvered dials and thermometer scale. Height 100cm.This barometer appears to be in working order.It has been restored at some point, the pediment is a replacement, other wise it is presented in good order. The finial and the dial adjuster have had to be removed.

INLAID TRAY, AND OTHER ITEMS the tray with brass handles, along with a stool money box and a Glasgow Weekly Herald thermometer

MAHOGANY AND BRASS INLAID BAROMETER, silvered weather dial below a mercury thermometer87.5cm high

Unusual Elliot Aneroid Barometer, English, c.1880, silvered face engraved 'Elliot Bros, Charing Cross, London' face with moveable vernier scale to read barometric pressure, with curved thermometer, in original leather covered case Note

A Pocket Surgical Instrument Set, English, late/early 20th Century, a composite set including steel tweezers, two plated forceps stamped J. HAYWARDS LONDON (fixed closed), a plated caustic holder stamped SILVER SEAMLESS, a plated sectioned case, two tortoiseshell lancets stamped J. HAYWARDS LONDON, a plated metal cased needle by MAYER & MELTZER, a plated cased thermometer, forceps, a scoop, a trocar and probe, with needles wrapped in paper, and two tubes of hypodermic tablets, in soft burgundy leather roll-up case with gold lettering for WALTER ESSEX WYNTER – 14cm. x 4cm. x 7cm. Note: According to the Royal College of Physicians, Walter Essex Wynter MD Lond FRCS (1885) FRCP (1897) (5 May 1860 - 4 January 1945) was the son of Andrew Wynter, M.D, who edited the British Medical Journal from 1855 to 1861 and practised at Chiswick. Walter qualified as a medic in 1883 and became an F.R.C.S. two years later. He worked in a junior capacity at the Brompton Hospital, the Hospital for Sick Children and the Middlesex Hospital. In 1891, he was elected an assistant physician at Middlesex Hospital. He became a full physician in 1901 and consulting physician when he retired in 1925, having lectured on practical medicine, pharmacology and medicine. During World War I he was attached as a major to the 3rd London General Hospital. He also co-authored A Manual of Clinical Pathology (1890), and published a collection of articles. Whilst primarily a physician, he had an interest in surgery. He advocated lumbar puncture, before this had become a routine measure, and recommended splenectomy in certain conditions for which it has since been accepted as a treatment. On retirement he founded the Essex Wynter Charity, which provides grants or accommodation for beneficiaries, who are past and current employees in need of the Middlesex and UCL Hospitals. For a fuller account please refer to: https://history.rcplondon.ac.uk/inspiring-physicians/walter-essex-wynter and Lancet, 1945; B.M.J., 1945; Middlesex Hospital Journal, 1945, xlv, 10. Previously bought at David Stanley Auctions 25th September, 1999.

*AN IVORY PEDESTAL DESK THERMOMETER & COMPASS, BY HARRIS & CO, HOLBORN, LONDONin form of fluted column, with acanthus capped top and base. 12cm high Provenance: Property of a noted collectorLots marked with a (*) symbol may be subject to CITES Regulations when exported.  Several countries prohibit the importation of property containing materials from endangered species, such as rhino horn, ivory, coral and tortoiseshell. If you are interested in bidding on a lot containing these materials and you wish to export, please ensure you are familiar with all relevant customs regulations prior to bidding. It is the buyer’s sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence and ensure before bidding of their legal requirements concerning Cites regulations pertaining to their country. All lots are being sold under the Conditions of Sale as printed in this catalogue and on display on our website. Condition Report: Some small chips to edges Some mild discolouration Small age cracks but good overall See additional images

Vintage electronics from a house clearance to include Avometer, Bradex battery charger and electronic thermometer etc 

A brass model of a Spitfire on stand to spreading circular foot, height 16cm, a further model Spitfire lacking propeller and stand, two twin-engine bombers, a biplane, etc, also an inert 40mm artillery shell dated 1943 in cast aluminium rack and a vintage thermometer (9).

A banjo barometer with thermometer and convex mirror (as found).

A Derbyshire Ashford black marble table-top thermometer, inlaid with malachite, lapis lazuli and other specimen stones, stepped base, 14.5cm high, c.1870

A late Victorian oak barometer, 18.5cm circular register inscribed FINNIGANS LTD, MANCHESTER, the case carved and applied with an eagle, shield and acanthus and applied with a thermometer, 104.5cm high, 30.5cm wide, c.1895

A 19th century Channel Islands mahogany wheel barometer, by P. Taroni, Jersey, 25cm circular silvered register, the case with swan neck pediment centred by a brass urnular finial, outlined with boxwood stringing and applied with a hygrometer, thermometer and level, 109.5cm high, 30.5cm wide

A late 19th century French walnut weather station clock, 17cm circular dial applied with Roman numerals, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a gong, above a thermometer and barometer, 90cm high, 42.5cm wide, 17cm deep, c.1895

A late 19th century walnut wall hanging weather station, 10cm clock dial inscribed with Arabic numerals, twin winding holes, above a thermometer with silvered register, and an aneroid barometer, eight-day movement striking on a gong, the case with dentil cornice and turned under-finial, 56cm high, c.1890

A late Victorian mahogany barometer, 19cm register inscribed Short & Mason, 40. Hatton Garden, LONDON., mercury-in-glass thermometer, architectural case, 104.5cm high, 34cm wide, c.1890

A late Victorian oak architectural wheel barometer, 15.5cm circular silvered register inscribed T. ARMSTRONG & BRO 88 & 90, DEANSGATE MANCHESTER, the Ionic columns centred by a thermometer, 75cm high, 26cm wide, c.1890

A late Victorian oak wall hanging combination timepiece, aneroid barometer and thermometer, 9cm clock dial inscribed with Roman numerals, carved border, palmette cresting, 55cm long, c.1890

A late Victorian oak wheel barometer, 18.5cm circular register inscribed F. DARTON & CO LONDON, the case carved with acanthus and applied with a thermometer, 85.5cm high, 25cm wide, c.1890

A late Victorian oak wheel weather station timepiece, 8cm circular clock dial inscribed with Roman numerals, above a thermometer and barometer, 76cm high, 25cm wide, c.1890

A late Victorian rosewood and marquetry novelty library weather station, as a miniature longcase clock, incorporating timepiece, mercury thermometer and aneroid barometer, 8.5cm enamel clock dial inscribed Howell & James, To the Queen, London, inlaid with batwing paterae, 48cm high, c.1890

A late Victorian/ Edwardian oak wheel barometer, 19cm register, mercury thermometer, the case carved with acanthus scrolls, 93cm high, c.1900; another, similar (2)

A late Victorian/Edwardian Essex oak wheel barometer, 18.5cm circular register inscribed R.A. JONES & SONS. SOUTHEND-ON-SEA., the case carved with acanthus and bell husks and applied with a thermometer, 87cm high, 29cm wide, c.1900

A late Victorian/Edwardian oak barometer, of smaller proportions, 10.5cm circular register, the domed case carved with acanthus and applied with a thermometer, 56cm high, 17cm wide, c.1900

A late Victorian/Edwardian oak wheel barometer, 11.5cm circular register inscribed W.H. MAY, NOTTINGHAM., the case carved with flower heads and bell husks and applied with a thermometer, 65.5cm high, 19cm wide, c.1900

A late Victorian/Edwardian oak wheel weather station timepiece, 8cm circular clock dial inscribed with Roman numerals, above a thermometer and barometer, the barometer inscribed LARANCE & CO BUXTON, 65cm high, 25cm wide, c.1900

A Victorian oak aneroid wheel barometer, 19cm register inscribed Hutchinson & Co, 14 Newgate St, London, mercury thermometer, the case with carved cresting and flanked by turned pillars, 90cm high, c.1890; others (3)

An Art Nouveau mahogany barometer, 10.5cm circular register inscribed JOHN PERRY, NOTTINGHAM, the case applied with a thermometer, 52cm high, 24cm wide, c.1905

An Art Nouveau oak wheel barometer, 19.5cm circular silvered register inscribed ROSS, the shaped case of stylised organic form and applied with a thermometer, 83cm high, 27.5cm wide, c.1900

An early 20th century oak wheel barometer, 18.5cm circular register, the case carved with an anthemion-like arrangement of stiff leaves and applied with a thermometer, 84cm high, 25cm wide

An early 20th century oak wheel barometer, 19cm circular register inscribed LANCASTER & THORPE LTD THE OPTICIANS, the case carved with a bell husk and leafy motif and applied with a thermometer, the case stamped 384 to verso, 79cm high, 26cm wide

An Edwardian rosewood and marquetry shield-form wheel barometer, 18.5cm circular register, the case inlaid with bell husks and a fluted bracket and applied with a thermometer, 83cm high, 31cm wide, c.1905

An Edwardian Sheraton Revival mahogany and marquetry wheel barometer, 19.5cm register, mercury thermometer, 92cm high, c.1905

Ornate 19th century French ormolu and porcelain mounted barometer, later painted dial, signed Thierry a Paris with blue and white porcelain figural panels 90cmIt is an aneroid barometer. It is in good condition ( not tested for accuracy ). The dial has been poorly restored. The thermometer dial has a hairline

THREE BOXES OF METALWARE AND SUNDRIES, to include a copper kettle, brass jam pan, copper funnel, brass wall light fittings, chestnut roaster, large serving tray, a copper bed warmer, an ELC hobby horse, a Smiths wall barometer and thermometer, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes + loose)

Eight reconstituted stone garden ornaments, largest 53cm together with a garden thermometer

Barometer and mercury thermometer on oak backboard, 86cms. Estimate £15-40.

Admiral Fitzroy mercury barometer - in a late 19th century fully glazed oak case c1870, with a round top and foliot carved arched crest, large bore bulb cistern tube, original charts annotated with Fitzroys remarks and observations, twin vernier rack operated pointers, surface mounted mercury Fahrenheit thermometer and convex atmosphere/altitude chart.Dimensions: Height: 116cm  Length/Width: 20cm  Depth/Diameter: 8cmCondition Report:Vernier buttons missing.

Oak cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer c1890 - with original full height paper scales annotated with Fitzroy's remarks and observations, brass sliding pointers above a Fahrenheit and centigrade spirit thermometer and storm glass, large bore bulb cistern tube with a mechanical sealing tap, in a fully glazed reformed gothic influenced case with chamfered moulded uprights, top, and base.Dimensions: Height: 107cm  Length/Width: 29cm  Depth/Diameter: 5cm

An early 19th century mahogany and inlaid stick barometer, having unsigned ivory scale and with further inset thermometer dial and scale, h.91cmIvory submission ref: VYYPYMGW

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, Reiseuhr mit Thermometer und Barometer, verkupfertes Gehäuse, 8-Tage-Werk mit Handaufzug und Wecker. HxBxT: 9/13,5/2,3 cm. Leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, im Kurztest funktionstüchtig. | JAEGER-LECOULTRE, travel clock with thermometer and barometer, copper-plated case, 8-day movement with manual winding and alarm. HxWxD: 9/13,5/2,3 cm. Slight signs of age and wear, functional in short test.

A late 20th century mercury stick barometer and thermometer with gilt registers all on a moulded teak mount. (a/f) H100cm. 

A 19th century mahogany case barometer / thermometer by A. Maspoli Hull

A Somalvico 19th century mahogany cased wheel barometer with thermometer and hydrometer

Antique Edwardian spectacles in case with chatelaine type hallmarked silver belt clip, two Stanhopes (Lourdes & Ostende), Chinese dyed bone and silver decorative hair pins or sticks and a metal cased thermometer

A MAHOGANY SHIPS STICK BAROMETER BY S E WILLS OF LIVERPOOL, THE DIAL ABOVE AND BLUE ALCOHOL THERMOMETER AND BRASS MERCURY RESERVOIR, THE WHOLE SUPPORTED BY BRASS WALL MOUNTING GIMBALS. H 89cms.

A ROSEWOOD BANJO BAROMETER LABELLED FOR MINORETTI OF LEICESTER WITH AN ALCOHOL THERMOMETER ABOVE THE WHITE DIAL

A 19th C. LINE INLAID MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER WITH A MERCURY THERMOMETER ABOVE A MIRRORED CONVEX GLASS, THE DIAL AND A SPIRIT LEVEL

A Victorian pocket aneroid barometer and thermometer by Dobell of Hastings, 47 mm (excluding stem and bow), (a/f), together with a brass-cased pocket magnetic compass

Hallmarked silver easel-back thermometer and pocket watch holder, 11.5cm tall, Birmingham 1892.

Advertising: A Duckham's Motor Oil, yellow and white enamel advertising sign, with large thermometer. Six screwholes to front. Generally in good order, measuring approx. 92cm x 33cm. Together with a framed, late 20th century, Martini pub advertising mirror. Measuring approx. 61cm x 48cm. Please assess photographs. (2)

A lot comprising early 20th century glazed cabinet, 145cm high x 68cm wide x 32cm deep, an oak aneroid barometer/thermometer and a mahogany cased wall clock (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

A lot comprising an oak aneroid Barometer/thermometer, Victorian oval wall mirror and a contemporary gilt framed wall mirror (3) Condition Report:Available upon request