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A Leather Cased Pocket Barometer with Temperature Scale. Together with a Cased Thermometer.

A George III satinwood wheel barometer by Jas. Long, Royal Exchange, with silvered barometer and thermometer dials, circa 1810, 37in.

An early 19th century inlaid rosewood wheel barometer, by E. Zuccani, 41, Brick Lane, Spitalfields, 10in. silvered dial engraved with a fishing port, silvered thermometer dial above, 40.5in

An embossed silver thermometer, 3.5in. and two silver plated ever-pointed pencils

An Asprey pocket barometer and altometer, with silvered dial and thermometer, in crocodile case with silver hinge, dated London 1927, 6.5cm diameter

A mahogany inlaid wheel barometer,mid 19th century, the silvered dial engraved `C. Aiano, North Gate, Canterbury`, with a thermometer above,99cm high

A German `Dairy thermometer` in case

19th century faded mahogany wheel barometer by Brooks, Stratford-on-Avon, with thermometer, hygrometer and level.

Pocket aneroid barometer with silvered dial, compass and thermometer, in gilt metal, with carrying case. Condition Report The barometer isn't working but might. The compass is working. The case has general wear. Hinge has broken away. The instrument is nice and clear and appears untouched.

A horn mounted thermometer - Height 20 cm

A vintage cheque printing machine, a temperature gauge, a barograph and a Rotothern Thermometer Condition report: All have usage wear, some corrosion

A carved oak aneroid barometer and thermometer - the 20 cm diameter dial signed Chadburn Bros. Sheffield - Height 85 cm Condition report: General wear, accumulated dust on dials under glass

An Aneroid Mantel Barometer, with a skeletonised centre, thermometer tube, 20.5cm wide; and A Ship's Bulk Head Type Striking Mantel Clock, the silvered dial signed Shreve Crumpe Low Co Boston, Chelsea ships bell, twin barrel movement, 20.5cm wide, both on wooden stands (2)

A carved oak aneroid barometer and thermometer - the 20 cm diameter dial signed Chadburn Bros. Sheffield - Height 85 cm Condition report: General wear, accumulated dust on dials under glass

A barometer, a barometer reader and a thermometer

A Victorian carved Oak barometer/thermometer, a/f

A Victorian carved Oak barometer/thermometer, a/f

An Oak Mounted Banjo Barometer/Thermometer by Shortland Instruments of England.

A late 19th century mahogany and inlaid banjo style mercury barometer, thermometer, hygrometer, mirror and spirit level, the latter signed Rivolta, Chester, each dial being silvered and engraved, the whole surmounted by swan-necked pediments Est £80 - £120

Science and Technology : a magnificent 1865 rosewood cased Architect / Designers drawing set comprising : compasses , dividers , Swiss pattern folding Compasses, measuring guages , white metal cased pocket watch shaped thermometer ( with Reamer , Fahrenheit and Centigrade scales) , compass , calipers, rules , pocket watch case , aneroid barometer, etc. (Over 50 items) On two levels , bears inscription to square lozenge inset to lid ' Souvenir Legue par Andre Gabriel a son jeune ami et tres cher filleul Ferdinand Chanlan de Batavia Marseille 25 Aout 1865 ' (a gift from Andre Gabriel to his Godson and young friend Ferdinand Chanlan of Marseille 25 August 1865 ), has wide brass stringing inlay to lid , the top 20" wide and 14 1/2" deep. Prov. Formally lot 476 Sotheby's 4 Mar 1994. CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

A quantity of kitchenalia include a glass washboard, butter churn and dairy thermometer, together with 1940's natural straw drinking straws, in four original boxes, and cardboard and metal milk bottle tops.

A Victorian oak wheel barometer, by Fattorini and Sons Ltd, with a snail thermometer, 99cm.

A Victorian flame mahogany wheel barometer, with thermometer, 103cm long.

A Victorian oak cased wheel barometer with thermometer, 83cm long.

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER with a thermometer above a circular mirror in a brass frame above a circular silvered dial, 101cm high

EDWARDIAN WALNUT ANEROID BAROMETER with an arched top below a finial, with a thermometer flanked by tapering columns, 53cm high

A Victorian oak wheel barometer, by Fattorini and Sons Ltd, with a snail thermometer, 99cm.

A Victorian flame mahogany wheel barometer, with thermometer, 103cm long.

A Victorian oak cased wheel barometer with thermometer, 83cm long.

A quantity of kitchenalia include a glass washboard, butter churn and dairy thermometer, together with 1940's natural straw drinking straws, in four original boxes, and cardboard and metal milk bottle tops.

A GEORGE III BAROMETER with a broad silvered dial bearing a label engraved ""P. Turchetti, Dorchester"", with a thermometer above, with bow fronted glass, 38.5"" high

A 19th Century light oak stick Barometer by Negretti and Zambra (London), register dial and thermometer below and with Mercury reservoir cover

An early 20th century gilt brass desk timepiece, with barometer and thermometer. Width 12 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The clock movement appears to be complete and untouched. It is however fully wound and not currently ticking. The movement is not particularly dirty. The barometer does appear to be operating, it is currently sitting at 75. The thermometer tube is complete and again appears to be operational. The case is in generally reasonable condition. There are minor scuffs and marks to the black slate which appears to have a lacquered finish to the surface. There are one or two edge chips. The brasswork to the front is showing signs of perishing to the original finish and lacquer. The base and feet are original and intact. The silvering to the thermometer dials is in reasonable order with some slight discolouration and the odd surface scratch. The numerals to the dial are again showing losses to the paintwork. All three rear doors are quite badly scratched and one is dented in places. When the piece is moved around the pointer on the barometer moves which may indicate there is something not quite right here. It is now back at 73.4.

A late Victorian oak stick barometer, large form, with spiral twist columns, scroll carved head, angled dials, adjustable verniers and thermometer. Height 44 ins (see illustration).

A 19th century rosewood inlaid mother of pearl stick barometer, with angled scale, adjustable vernier and mercury thermometer. Height 37 ins (see illustration).

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with broken triangular pediment with brass finial between and with exposed brass dial with adjustable vernier inscribed "Chas. Aiano" and with turned cistern cover and mercury thermometer. Height 37.5 ins (see illustration).

A Dollond of London brass hygrometer and thermometer, with silvered dial, circa 1800. Diameter 2.75 ins.

A Victorian ornate aneroid barometer/thermometer in a carved walnut case.

An aneroid barometer/thermometer in a carved walnut case.

A Dollond of London brass hygrometer and thermometer, with silvered dial, circa 1800. Diameter 2.75 ins.

An early 20th century gilt brass desk timepiece, with barometer and thermometer. Width 12 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The clock movement appears to be complete and untouched. It is however fully wound and not currently ticking. The movement is not particularly dirty. The barometer does appear to be operating, it is currently sitting at 75. The thermometer tube is complete and again appears to be operational. The case is in generally reasonable condition. There are minor scuffs and marks to the black slate which appears to have a lacquered finish to the surface. There are one or two edge chips. The brasswork to the front is showing signs of perishing to the original finish and lacquer. The base and feet are original and intact. The silvering to the thermometer dials is in reasonable order with some slight discolouration and the odd surface scratch. The numerals to the dial are again showing losses to the paintwork. All three rear doors are quite badly scratched and one is dented in places. When the piece is moved around the pointer on the barometer moves which may indicate there is something not quite right here. It is now back at 73.4.

A late Victorian oak stick barometer, large form, with spiral twist columns, scroll carved head, angled dials, adjustable verniers and thermometer. Height 44 ins (see illustration).

A 19th century rosewood inlaid mother of pearl stick barometer, with angled scale, adjustable vernier and mercury thermometer. Height 37 ins (see illustration).

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with broken triangular pediment with brass finial between and with exposed brass dial with adjustable vernier inscribed "Chas. Aiano" and with turned cistern cover and mercury thermometer. Height 37.5 ins (see illustration).

A 19th Century light oak stick Barometer by Negretti and Zambra (London), register dial and thermometer below and with Mercury reservoir cover

F Pastorelli, Crofts St, Hatton Garden, London, a 19th century walnut cased wheel barometer, incorporating a level, hydrometer and thermometer

Art Deco walnut aneroid barometer, circa 1935, the stepped case enclosing a silvered thermometer and silvered square dial, 66cm

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Dollond, with stepped pediment over a silvered dial plate with thermometer over a rectangular body and circular cistern. 98cm

A George III flame mahogany wheel barometer, the swan neck pedimented hood revealing a hydrometer and thermometer, with silvered dials and a level signed P. Bregazzi Nottingham, 98cm high.

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Dollond, with stepped pediment over a silvered dial plate with thermometer over a rectangular body and circular cistern. 98cm

Mahogany wheel barometer, H Pidduck & Sons, Hanley, the pediment with brass finial above a boxwood inlaid fan, a thermometer, two shell inlays, a silvered dial and conforming inlay to the base, 98cm high

A group of collectors` items including a Tunbridge Ware obelisk thermometer stand (lacking thermometer), a Victorian brass chamber stick with nips and snuffer, a pipe rack and five pipes. Provenance: The Library Collection of the Late W. Leslie Weller MBE, DL, FSA.

A Victorian carved oak stick barometer by Dolland, London, with architectural cornice above ivory register flanked by flaming finials, ivory thermometer to waist also flanked by flambeau finials, carved cistern cover, 47in. high. See illustration

A late Victorian inlaid rosewood banjo-cased aneroid barometer/mercury thermometer inscribed for Walter & Co., opticians, 261 Finchley Road, NW, 85 cm

Oak cased banjo shaped aneroid barometer thermometer

Early 20th Century oak aneroid barometer / thermometer

Edwardian walnut and brass mounted coal purdonium together with an oak cased aneroid barometer thermometer

Late George III mahogany and line inlaid banjo shaped wheel barometer / thermometer

George III mahogany boxwood line and shell inlaid wheel barometer / thermometer with silvered dials inscribed I.B. Porry

Unusual Victorian carved oak barometer clock and thermometer.