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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.

A VICTORIAN OIL LAMP with square section column support, standing on square stepped base, approximately 74cm tall overall together with a German pottery Mettlach vase, approximately 35cm tall, a Victorian oak cased barometer and thermometer, the silver barometer dial signed A Franks, Manchester, 35cm tall overall

A VICTORIAN OIL LAMP with square section column support, standing on square stepped base, approximately 74cm tall overall together with a German pottery Mettlach vase, approximately 35cm tall, a Victorian oak cased barometer and thermometer, the silver barometer dial signed A Franks, Manchester, 35cm tall overall

Technical Instruments Vintage Hydrometer in wooden case with silk and felt lining. Thermometer and brass water testing paraphernalia. Label on box reads ""Sykes Hydrometer, Wickenden & Sons, Hotel Valuers, Tonbridge Wells`. Also Joseph Long Ltd., Thermometers - glass broken.

A rare Royal Mail Route between England and the Continent via Flushing pictorial glass thermometer.

A Duckham`s Adcoids black and white enamel thermometer, lacking tube, 11 x 45"".

A Castrol anti-freeze rectangular tin wall mounted thermometer, 8 x 22 1/2"".

A Hicks Thermometer `absolutely reliable` rectangular enamel thermometer, with `simulated enamel tube`, 6 x 26"".

A Duckham`s Adcoids black and white enamel thermometer, lacking tube, 11 x 45"".

A Castrol anti-freeze rectangular tin wall mounted thermometer, 8 x 22 1/2"".

A Hicks Thermometer `absolutely reliable` rectangular enamel thermometer, with `simulated enamel tube`, 6 x 26"".

A Nut Brown Tobacco `for pipe and cigarette` enamel thermometer, 7 1/2 x 22 1/2"".

A rare Royal Mail Route between England and the Continent via Flushing pictorial glass thermometer.

A Ross of London oak cased barometer and thermometer elaborately carved with medieval mask head finial above scroll surmount, inscribed Drebel 1620, 19th Century, 120cm high

A Victorian black slate, malachite and specimen marble obelisk thermometer on a stepped base (minor chips), 42.5cm high

Tray of two silver photograph frames, a Christophle dish, silver thermometer, kris paper knife, Christening set, etc

DONEGAN, DUBLIN A VICTORIAN IRISH OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, having an ornate case with crown and lyre carved hood, waist glazed door, fitted with silvered calibrated barometer and spirit thermometer, upon a bamboo style carved base, three-train substantia l British mechanism with dead beat escapement faced by a circular Roman enumerated dial, 2.55m high x 66cm wide

DONEGAN, DUBLIN A VICTORIAN IRISH OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, having an ornate case with crown and lyre carved hood, waist glazed door, fitted with silvered calibrated barometer and spirit thermometer, upon a bamboo style carved base, three-train substantia l British mechanism with dead beat escapement faced by a circular Roman enumerated dial, 2.55m high x 66cm wide

A 19th Century mahogany cased mercury barometer, by G Taroni Leek, the broken arched pediment over a humidity dial and arched top thermometer with silvered dial inturn over a central convex mirror and 20cm silvered dial with spirit level to the circular base, 93cm high

A 19th Century rosewood cased mercury barometer, the onion shaped top with circular humidity dial and arched top thermometer over a central convex mirror and 20cm silvered dial with spirit level to the onion shaped base, the case painted with a simulated inlaid brass border, 84cm high

An early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, the banjo shaped frame carved with leaves, the 20cm dial indistinctly inscribed, possibly Grimsby, 85cm high

An early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, the banjo shaped frame carved with leaves, the 20cm dial indistinctly inscribed, possibly Grimsby, 85cm high

A Victorian bur walnut and walnut wheel barometer with a 25.5cm ceramic register below a thermometer, the case with a leafy cresting with an undercut leaf and fruit scrolling undercut base, 110cms

An early 19th century inlaid mahogany wheel barometer with a 20cm silvered register above a hygrometer thermometer mirror and level, the case with a swan neck cresting overall inlaid with boxwood line inlays, 97cms

A Victorian carved oak combined wall clock and barometer with a 16cm ceramic register signed J Hicks, Hatton Garden, London, glass outer dial cracked, with a timepiece, with a 9cm single train movement above a thermometer within a leaf carved case, approximately 70cms

A Victorian walnut veneered and beechwood combined wall clock and barometer with a 13cm white dial with Roman numerals, the two train, movement striking on a coiled gong above a hinged door with a mercurial thermometer and a barometer, the case with a shaped pediment with finial`s, split baluster and turned columns with an undercut base, requires some restoration with a pendulum and keys 83cms

A late George III mahogany cased thermometer by J. Blunt of London, the engraved brass dial with glazed tube, the moulded case surmounted by a shaped pediment, 15½in. (33.5cm.) high.

Anglo-Indian ivory desk thermometer in the form of a rotunda raised on four pillars enclosing a Fahrenheit mercury column, on carved circular base, 19th century, overall height 28cm. Condition report: re-attachment and losses to the cupola, orb and cross.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, signed `C.Silberrad, Aldgate, London`, the broken pediment above silvered register and thermometer, and exposed tube with turned cistern cover, 100cm (39in)

W Horrod, London, a George IV mahogany wheel barometer, with hygrometer above thermometer, timepiece, 12inch engraved dial, signed to the level below, restored, 116cm (45in)

A late 19th century giant carriage clock with compass and thermometer, the gilt brass case with carrying handle, the Arabic chapter ring (rubbed) marked for Cole of Cambridge, the inset centre with visible escape wheel, and unsigned gond striking movement, with contemporary leather travelling case 22cm (9in)

Anglo-Indian ivory desk thermometer in the form of a rotunda raised on four pillars enclosing a Fahrenheit mercury column, on carved circular base, 19th century, overall height 28cm. Condition report: re-attachment and losses to the cupola, orb and cross.

Advertising - A Taddy and Co Orbit Brand Tobacco wall hanging aneroid barometer/ thermometer, shaped rectangular frame

An oak cased wheel barometer with a thermometer above.

A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID BAROMETER BY CHARLES GERLETTI GLASGOW 109cm h++Restored some years ago for the present owner, internally complete, charged with mercury, veneers slightly scratched, case repolished, silvering on thermometer register worn or dark in places, of rich deep colour. The silvering on the mirror slightly misty around the edges

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FISHERY OR SEA COAST BAROMETER by Negretti & Zambra, Instrument Maker`s to Her Majesty Holborn Viaduct EC 122 Regent St W & 45 Cornhill EC London, Patent No 1833, inscribed ADMIRAL FITZROY`S STORM BAROMETER, 104cm h, with twin verniers for 10am Yesterday or Today, each with detachable milled brass knob and mercury thermometer with cistern screw adjustment++Heavily encrusted with dirt and grime but in fine, complete, entirely original unrestored condition, an excellent example, charged with mercury

A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID BAROMETER BY CHARLES GERLETTI GLASGOW 109cm h++Restored some years ago for the present owner, internally complete, charged with mercury, veneers slightly scratched, case repolished, silvering on thermometer register worn or dark in places, of rich deep colour. The silvering on the mirror slightly misty around the edges

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FISHERY OR SEA COAST BAROMETER by Negretti & Zambra, Instrument Maker`s to Her Majesty Holborn Viaduct EC 122 Regent St W & 45 Cornhill EC London, Patent No 1833, inscribed ADMIRAL FITZROY`S STORM BAROMETER, 104cm h, with twin verniers for 10am Yesterday or Today, each with detachable milled brass knob and mercury thermometer with cistern screw adjustment++Heavily encrusted with dirt and grime but in fine, complete, entirely original unrestored condition, an excellent example, charged with mercury

A Victorian mahogany shaped banjo barometer/thermometer, having silvered dials, 97cm

19th century Ashford marble upright desk thermometer of arched form inlaid with malachite bands upon a stepped square base, 10" high

A FRENCH GILT METAL MARINE DESK SET, late 19th Century, in the form of an anchor, incorporating a timepiece, thermometer and aneroid barometer, on a plinth, height 23cm (key)

A late 19th Century Oak cased large Stick Barometer, Negretti & Zambra, the arched top with silvered scales and Vernier and with central thermometer below (both tubes missing), terminating in a rosette moulded base, 40? high

An early 19th Century Rosewood Stick Barometer, Barnad-Ryde, the plain case fitted with a two part Ivory scale marked form 27 to 31 with a sliding Vernier and a single scale thermometer and visible tube with fitted demi-lune cistern cover, height 35 ½?

An early 20th Century Mahogany Wall Mirror, the shaped pediment centred with a combination porcelain mounted barometer/thermometer, with scale of 28-31 over a single scale Fahrenheit thermometer, within a spun brass bezel to a rectangular bevelled glass with narrow shelf and applied and engraved plaque ?Isle of Thanet ? Capt George Blaxland?, height 29? (damaged throughout); together with printed material relating to the vessel ?Isle of Thanet?

George III wheel barometer with eight inch silvered dial, signed - B. Ferari, Beccles, with separate thermometer, in a mahogany case with inlaid shell and flower-head decoration and architectural pediment, 97.5cm overall height

Victorian wheel barometer with ten inch silvered dial, signed - R. Angelinetta, London, with separate thermometer, in a carved onion-top rosewood case with foliate decoration, 103cm overall height

Victorian pocket barometer, plated case, 5cm diameter, together with cased Victorian tinted spectacles and a mahogany cased thermometer

A RARE 8 DAY IMHOF ROTATING 4 SIDED GILT MANTEL CLOCK WITH BAROMETER, THERMOMETER AND HYGROMETER CIRCA 1960s, REF. 1392465 D: Four silver & gilt dials . M: A manual wind 15 jewel 8 day movement. C: Gilt case with four hinged doors (one hinge is broken), dimensions approx 210mm/137mm. CONDITION REPORT D: Original dials in excellent condition. M: Working at present. C: In good condition, showing signs of age. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / S: Strap / B: Bracelet

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer, Pastorelli and Co, the 10" circular silvered dial with star engraved centre, signed, mercury thermometer above, with turned ivory adjuster, 98cm h.

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer, Pastorelli and Co, the 10" circular silvered dial with star engraved centre, signed, mercury thermometer above, with turned ivory adjuster, 98cm h.

Edwardian oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer by J.G. McKechnie, Edinburgh

A circa 1900 walnut cased wall clock with thermometer and aneroid barometer, a three tier corner shelf unit and another three tier shelf unit

A Late 19th Century Carved Oak Stick Barometer J.H. Steward 406 & 66 Strand, 54 Cornhill, London with Carved Pediment Over the Canted Signed Porcelain Dials for `10am Yesterday` and `10am Today`, the Trunk with Floral Carving Beside the Two Setting Squares over Thermometer Box and Shaped Base with a Carved Cistern Cover. One Knob Missing or in Good Condition. Measures 43"" Tall. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request.

A General Chart, on Mercator`s Projection, to Shew the Track of the Lion and Hindostan from England to the Gulph of Pekin in China, and of Their Return to England, with the Statement of the Barometer and Thermometer... This is a reduced version of Barrow`s large map from An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain..., an account of George Macartney`s travels to China. Macartney was Britain`s first envoy to China and was tasked with convincing Emperor Qianlong to ease restrictions on trade between Great Britain and China by allowing the British to have a permanent embassy in the country. The map shows the track of two ships, the Lion and Hindostan, on their routes from England to China and back. Each day`s progress was recorded along the route with several notations to the dangers along the way. Much of the area in and around China is dense with notations on the land and its peoples. The map was drawn by John Barrow, who was the private secretary to Lord Macartney. He was later Secretary to the Admiralty and was a vice-president and founding member of the Royal Geographical Society. Engraved by B. Baker. A crisp impression issued folding on a clean, bright sheet with a few tiny splits at fold intersections and a small chip at right that has been archivally reattached. 14.8"" W x 24.1"" H Barrow, John (Sir) 1798

A 19th century walnut barometer and clock set carved with leaves and scrolls on a stepped plinth, with two enamelled dials, the clock with Arabic numerals, the barometer with a mercury thermometer, 33.5cm high

A Swiss brass desk timepiece, the 5.5cm silvered square dial signed Angelus, within a cubed brass case, the top mounted with a compass, the sides with thermometer, barometer, and hygrometer dials, supported upon a circular stepped pedestal base 11.5cm high

A 19thC walnut stick barometer by Thomas Millard of Oxford Street, London, with a thermometer and a turned cistern cover, 93cm high

A Victorian oak stick barometer by H Slape of London, with glass registers, thermometer and gothic style cistern cover, 103cm high

A 19thC walnut stick barometer by Thomas Millard of Oxford Street, London, with a thermometer and a turned cistern cover, 93cm high