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A mahogany stick barometer, silvered register plate signed C.W. Dixey, Opt to the Queen, New Bond Str, London, vernier and thermometer, case with swan neck pediment above the door, urn finial, 39in (99cm) high. Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.

Dollond. A good mahogany bowfront stick barometer, the silvered register plate signed Dollond, London, rack and pinion vernier, the trunk set with thermometer, the urn-shaped cistern cover flanked by canted corners, 38in (97cm) high.

An ivory pocket sundial with thermometer, (tube broken), the compass card signed T. Straight, London with gnomon under a domed glass, on circular base with curved thermometer scale in Reaumur and Fahrenheit; in a leather travelling case.

A mahogany barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London, no. 30255, the eight aneroid movement flanking the recording drum, centred with a silvered thermometer, glass ink jar, the side hinged case with drawer beneath, 14in (36cm) wide.

A Ship`s bulk head Barometer and Thermometer with Fahrenheit and Centigrade tubes, the dial inscribed `William Jenkins, Dunbarton`, in brass case, 6 1/2"" (16cms) diameter.

A mid 19c rosewood cistern barometer by G F Eve, 18A Featherstone Street, City Road, London having two verniers and duplicate weather indications for 10am yesterday and 10am today. The register plates and vernier scales are ivory as is the mercury thermometer scale which is graduated with both Fahrenheit and Reaumer scales. The top of the barometer has a double scroll carving surmounted by a shell and the cistern cover is flat. The barometer is 41"" tall overall.

A mid 19c walnut Sea Coast cistern barometer with two porcelain scales and two verniers, one for 10am yesterday and one for 10am today. The weather indications on the register plates are known as Admiral Fitzroy`s scale words. The mercury thermometer has both Fahrenheit and centigrade scales and is of porcelain. Both it and the barometer scales are protected by glass and there are carvings on the cistern cover above the thermometer and at the top of the barometer, it stands 40"" tall overall.

A 19th Century mahogany cased barometer thermometer, the broken arch pediment over a silvered damp dry dial, the main dial silvered and with Arabic numerals over a silvered level plate inscribed "P Maspoli Sandwich"

Circa 1910 and circa 1945 Peter Rabbit board games, together with a 1950's Coca Cola thermometer, and an enamelled sign

A Duckhams enamel Sign/Thermometer, 11in x 45in

A Champion enamel Sign/Garage Thermometer

A Duckham’s enamel Sign/Garage Thermometer and another

A Stephens’ Inks enamel Sign/Thermometer, 5ft H

A ‘Stephens’ Inks’ Enamel Thermometer, 12 x 62in, A/F, no thermometer

A Brooklax enamel Sign, ‘Banish Constipation Overnight...’ with thermometer, 8in x 36in

A Tom Long Cigarettes enamel Sign in the form of a thermometer, 23in H

A Nosegay Cigarettes enamel Sign in the form of a thermometer, 23in H

A Nut Brown Tobacco enamel Sign in the form of a thermometer

A Tom Long Cigarettes enamel Sign in the form of a thermometer, 23in H

AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY BAROMETER SIGNED ON THE SILVERED DIAL G VOLANTERIO FECIT DONCASTER, WITH ALCOHOL THERMOMETER, THE CASE WITH OPEN PEDIMENT AND INLAID WITH TWIN SHELL AND FLOWER PATERAE, 97CM H, C1830

A WALNUT ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER

A VICTORIAN OAK FITZROY BAROMETER WITH PRINTED PAPER LABEL, BRASS NEEDLE, ALCOHOL THERMOMETER WITH BOXWOOD SCALE, PRINTED DIRECTIONS ON THE BACKBOARD, 105CM H

A 19th Century inlaid mahogany banjo shaped barometer/thermometer, by G. Monti of Ipswich, having flowerhead and conch shell paterae beneath a broken arch pediment, 99cm

EDWARDIAN OAK STICK BAROMETER maker White and Barr of Glasgow, with white indicator and ivory screw above a silvered thermometer and reservoir cover, 95cm high

A Victorian silver thermometer stand, by Cronin and Wheeler, Birmingham 1848, pagoda form, engraved foliate decoration, fluted columns, with a mother-of-pearl dial, (thermometer missing), on an octagonal base, on four bun feet, height 11.5cm, approx. weight 1.6oz. Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.

A mahogany and string banjo barometer, 19th century, the case with swan neck cresting, complete with humidity dial, thermometer and rain/dry dial, damages, 98cm high

A 19th century rosewood onion top barometer hydrometer and thermometer - Height 96 cm Condition report: Missing all eight of its decorative roundel inserts

Mixed lot of metalware to include sovereign scales, gun cleaning rod, brass cased thermometer etc

Six pieces of Mauchline ware, comprising; an obelisk thermometer (Castle Gateway, Lewes/Lewes Castle/Ruins of The Priory), thermometer loose and scale s.d. to top, 17cm, a watch stand on octagonal base (Bournemouth/Rd. No. 19731), 13cm high, a napkin ring (Canterbury Cathedral), a large tapering tumbler case (Memorial Church, Belfast - photographic), etched glass, 10.5cm, an egg cup (The Jetty, Margate - photographic), 7cm, and a box form watch case (The Parade, Skegness), 8cm. (6)

19th century mahogany banjo barometer with silvered dry/damp dial, thermometer, convex mirror, weather dial and level 40in. (102cm)

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, alcohol thermometer and bubble level, the case with swan neck pediment above ebony and boxwood stringing, height approx 110cm.

A mid-20th Century George III style mahogany stick barometer, the silvered dial with vernier scale and alcohol thermometer, the case with broken arch pediment above a glazed door, visible mercury tube to trunk, and turned cistern cover, height approx 95cm.

A Regency mahogany cased wheel barometer with silvered dial, mercury thermometer, hygrometer and bubble level inscribed `Fras Saltry & Co, No 94, Holborn Hill, London`, the case with swan neck pediment above boxwood line inlaid stringing, height approx 99cm.

An antique large faced banjo Barometer with thermometer

A parcel lot to include boxed microscope by C Baker London with additional lens, box of cameras to include Coronet, Kodak and Ilford, Sadelta echo master microphone, binoculars, Brass lamp and jug, pewter teapots etc, Galileo thermometer, mirror etc.

A 19th Century mahogany oinion topped banjo barometer, enamel dial, with thermometer to top, mirror to centre in brass mount and spirit level to base marked warranted correct, approx. 95cm high.

A 19th Century mahogany oinion topped banjo barometer, glass dial, with thermometer to top, mirror to centre ebonised in mount and spirit level to base marked warranted correct, approx. 94cm high.

An Angelus desk clock, thermometer, hygrometer, barometer

Mid 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer with angular pediment and wave moulding flanking the thermometer, square steel dial, 36.5cm long overall

A carved Victorian aneroid barometer/thermometer by J.H. Steward, 406 Strand, London.

A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER

A set of S Mordan & Co postage scales with India and Colonies and inland postage rates to pan, together with a travel thermometer in carved case

A large quantity of various testing equipment including thermometer, electrical test set etc

A quantity of scientific instruments to include slide rule, gallon measure, thermometer, mamometer etc

A brass sweet thermometer marked soft ball, hard ball, small crack, crack and caramel, together with another thermometer

A Lund patent bottle opener, Willetts corkscrew, Dr Forbes thermometer, six numbered bone / horn napkin rings

A selection of souvenir gifts by Beyer Peacock, including 2 pairs of bronze bookends; a desk thermometer and barometer; and 2 letter openers

A Swiss 'Angelus' lacquered brass compendium, fitted clock, thermometer, barometer, hygrometer, with silvered calibrated dials and circular revolving plinth base. H: 13cm

A silver cased pocket watch, ladies wristwatch, pocket compass and pocket thermometer

An early 20th century inlaid mahogany barometer with shell and star inlaid decoration (thermometer broken).

A late 19th century hippo tusk thermometer, with silver plated mounts inscribed `HIPPO N.NIGERIA`, on an ebonised base, 30.4cm high, 11cm diameter. Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.

A late Victorian brass owl inkwell, with glass eyes, lacking its liner, 9cm high, a cast iron duck`s head paper clip and an ivory desk thermometer, inscribed `WEST LONDON`. (3) Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.

A novelty oak and brass mounted crossbow thermometer, 63cm long, 45.5cm wide.

VICTORIAN PART EBONIZED MAHOGANY BAROMETER, SIGNED NO RESERVE - NO MINIMUMVICTORIAN PART EBONIZED MAHOGANY BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, Late 19th century, Signed. Of typical form. Height 44 in., Width 13 in. THIS SALE IS BEING CONDUCTED AS AN ""ABSOLUTE NO RESERVE - NO MINIMUM SALE"". AS A COURTESY, WE ARE PROVIDING YOU WITH A GENERAL CONDITION REPORT FOR THE ITEM(s) YOU INQUIRED ABOUT. PLEASE NOTE ALL SALES ARE FINAL REGARDLESS OF CONDITION. Thank you for the consideration and your expressed interest. A.B. Levy_s NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT AND/OR ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING LOTS: ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS"" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF SALE AS POSTED HERE AND AS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE. WE (A.B. LEVY) ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS OR ANY MISREPRESENTATIONS CONCERNING THE CONDITION OF ANY OR ALL ITEMS MENTIONED IN THIS REPORT OR ELSEWHERE. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy concerns as to condition. Understand that any statement made by us, (A.B Levy) is merely a qualified subjective opinion. We are not professional conservators or professional restorers. Prospective buyers should refer to Important Notices regarding this sale and/or any lot that might be printed in the Sale Catalogue and/or posted On-line.

A 19th Century mahogany cased hydrometer, the case inset with ivory plaque engraved 'Sikes' hydrometer by Joseph Long, 20 Little Tower Street London, maker to the Indian & Colonial Governments, lacking thermometer.

A rosewood and mother pearl inlaid marine barometer by Spencer Browning & Co, London, c.1885, the arched ivory face over trunk thermometer surmounted by brass finial, 93cm high

A Negretti and Zambra Forecaster with thermometer attachment in green leather easel case, height 10cm.

A late 19th Century pocket barometer, compass and thermometer by Mann Gloucester in fitted leather case, width 14.5cm.

A 19th Century mahogany cased mercury barometer, by Hardey, the broken arch pediment over an arched top thermometer with silvered dial in turn over a 21cm silvered dial, the case inlaid with marquetry stylized shell and flowerhead paterae, 94cm high

A box containing various cased cutlery sets, an aneroid barometer thermometer, a mahogany writing slope with contents to include clay pipes, stick pins, etc, a parquetry inlaid walnut box, etc