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A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer and thermometer with silvered scale and dial, 102cm high.

An early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer by Carughi, London, the 27cm diameter silvered dial engraved with star under a convex mirror, and alcohol thermometer and hygrometer under swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level, 110cm high

A Regency mahogany crossbanded and boxwood strung wheel barometer by Pastorelli, Holborn, London, the 33cm diameter silver register engraved with scrolling leaves under an enamelled clock face, thermometer and hygrometer under the swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level, 120cm high

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Barelli, Reading, with broken pediment above a thermometer and engraved vernier scale, the chevron veneered and boxwood trunk above domed circular base, 97cm high

An early 19th Century mahogany banjo shaped barometer and thermometer by P.Cossa, Dundee, complete with humidity gauge, convex glass and spirit level, the case with swan neck and banded in boxwood

A silver fronted thermometer, by William Comyns, London 1899

Tiffany & Co. silver desk thermometer, model no. 25007,

A cased timepiece barometer compass and thermometer set by Ross, London, late 19th/early 20th century the eight day chronometer timepiece signed 'Ross 111 New Bond Street, London W' 2 3/4 inches diameter, along with signed compensated barometer, pocket compass and mercury thermometer, all signed 'Ross, London', in a green leather travel case with easel back, 25cm wide, 15cm high, 4cm deep

A CASED POCKET COMPASS/ANEROID BAROMETER COMBINED, early 20th Century, incorporating a thermometer, diameter 5cm

O. COMITTI & SON, REPRODUCTION BURR WALNUT STICK BAROMTER, dated 1973, and serial No: 123, to brass label to the reverse, of typical form with alcohol thermometer to the silvered dial, housed in a moulded arch top case with gilt metal finials and door, above a burr walnut trunk and turned cistern cover, 41"" (104.1cm) high, one piece of moulding missing to the cornice and the tube broken

A Victorian oak aneroid wheel barometer with a 19cm silvered register engraved with leaves and lozenges above a thermometer, the case with a shaped pediment with leafy finials above a dentil frieze and two fluted columns with a leafy undercut base, 97cm

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with a 20cm register above a mirror thermometer hygrometer and level within an onion top case, shaped base lacking rear mercury tube cover, height 94cm

A small bag of costume jewellery plus a French shell set with a thermometer and calendar

A quality Jaeger LeCoultre leather cased folding travelling clock, barometer and thermometer

A wall hanging barometer and thermometer and one other barometer.

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, by Vassalli, Scarborough, with ivory dial, adjustable vernier, thermometer and apple carved cistern cover. Height 14 ins (see illustration).

A George III sympiesometer, with silvered dial and adjustable scale, with mercury thermometer, in mahogany case with shell carved pediment. Height 17.25 ins, width at widest point 4.75 ins (see illustration).

An early 19th century mahogany mercury column banjo barometer with thermometer

A 19th century oak cased mercury column stick barometer with thermometer, silvered scale, by Hay & Lyall, Aberdeen

An Edwardian carved oak aneroid barometer with thermometer (glass a.f.)

A mercury column barometer in banjo shaped mahogany case, with Sheraton shell inlay, and thermometer, height 30"

A NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA CAST ALLOY HORIZONTAL WALL THERMOMETER

A Dollond oak cased hanging barometer/thermometer, 75cm high.

An early 20thC oak hanging barometer/thermometer, in heavily carved oak circular dial, unsigned, approx 84cm high.

Josiah Wedgwood and the Thermometer Science – Josiah Wedgwood three rare printed scientific papers by Wedgwood discussing the development of thermometers for dealing with high heat – each extracted from the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society and dated 1782^ 1784 & 1786 respectively. 4to^ 22^ 27 & 19pp respectively with 3 folding plates. Unbound. Wedgwood’s discussions on the development of thermometers was of practical concern as before 1782 there was no method for measuring accurately the heat of a pottery over beyond the temperature of about 360 degrees C. These papers represent the culmination of his personal work in developing a more accurate system of gauging temperature – which led him to be elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society. Rare.

A Mikroskop microscope 5716 produced 1901 in brass and black enamel, retailed by Baker 244 High Holborn, London in a mahogany case, fitted with further accessories together with a further cabinet containing a methylated burner, thermometer, etc together with a number of microscope slides

Late Victorian aneroid barometer with white enamel dial and separate thermometer, signed - Elliott Bros., 443 Strand, London, in a circular brass case

Admiral Fitzroys Gothic style oak cased barometer in country house condition, with a clock incorporated into the case (original) mercury tube. Alcohol thermometer, on boxwood verneir & tube hydrometer totally original in clock key. Length 126cm Wide 28cm

A Victorian stick barometer, with thermometer, signed Yeates & Son, Dublin, in a carved oak case, 104 cm high Condition report Report by RB Both bevelled glass panels in good condition, the ivory register chipped to the right of the tube at the top, and is now lodged in the lower left hand corner, there is mercury in the tube although we cannot guarantee it works, there is possibly a moulding missing to the arched top, which I suspect may have been glued as there is a difference in colour and I can see no sign of any pinholes. From a local private client this is in a market fresh condition

A Committi London 20th century barometer and thermometer, 71cm high

A carved oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer

A 19th Century mahogany and shell paterae inlaid banjo barometer and thermometer with silvered dial by Pedraglio London

A 19th Century mahogany and shell paterae inlaid banjo barometer and thermometer with silvered dial by Giobio Trowbridge and Devizes

A mahogany and brass mounted Stick Barometer and Thermometer with silvered dials, mounted on a gimbal, acorn finial, 3ft 2in

An Edwardian oak cased barometer/thermometer.

UNUSUAL BRONZE CLOCK BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER CASE ONLY, IN THE FORM OF A LIGHTHOUSE, in three sections with conical roof, mainly body with circular apertures to receive clock and barometer, base with foliate scroll guard rail and small opening door to operated pendulum, 16" (40.6cm) high overall

A Negretti and Zambra aneroid barometer/thermometer, a walnut glove box and other items.

P. BALARINI, YORK: A 19th CENTURY ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER, the case with broken swan neck pediment, set with hydrometer, thermometer, convex mirror and level, signed, 20cm silver circular dial, overall length 0.98m

A 19th c. Banjo Barometer, in stained hardwood case, having moisture meter, thermometer, circular mirror, lower barometer with alloy face and lower spirit level

Two leather cased Apollo Space Age Survival Knives with compass, matches, striker, thermometer, needles, etc. all in the handles.

An aneroid barometer/thermometer with silver dial in a brass case with suspension loop, d. 12 cm CONDITION REPORT: case tarnished and with pitting No guarantee as to working order

A 19th Century gilt metal pocket barometer, compensated with thermometer to front, in a morocco leather hard case, approx. 4.5cm dia.

A spelter hanging barometer incorporating a brass thermometer and a white enamel dial clock set with Roman numerals (a/f).

A RAF greatcoat, a gentleman's walking stick with white metal decoration and a quantity of gent's travelling brushes, plated moustache cup, thermometer, pens and a brass coaster.

A collector's lot to include various clocks, pieces of treen, a thermometer etc.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAROMETER BY BREGAZZI with engraved and silvered dial and mercury thermometer, signed Bregazzi Derby, in figured case with swan neck pediment, 104cm h In good condition and apparently complete, small veneer chip near the brass bezel at 4 o`clock. Lacking some veneer from the pediment

Of maritime interest. Arthur Frederick Marsh (fl. 1858-1875), Diss. A Victorian carved oak aneroid barometer, the case fashioned as an anchor and rope, set white enamelled Arabic calibrated dial, mounted thermometer with vernier scale, H. 43 cm, W. 28 cm.

A mahogany onion top barometer, by J A S Gatty, High Holborn, London No. 130, having a silvered dial and thermometer within inlaid decoration, 92.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Some damage. Contains mercury.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with ivory plaque, inscribed 'Blunt, No 22 Cornhill, London', with swan neck cornice over a silvered register plate, and hygrometer dial, 97cm high CONDITION REPORT: Missing moulding to the base of the thermometer dial. Moulding to swan neck restored and with chips and damage. Please view additional images (upon request). Silvered main dial rubbed to the sides, well cap loose, mercury plug/screw is loose too.

A Victorian carved oak stick barometer, with an inscribed glass double register for '10 A.M Yesterday' and 10 A.M Today', with a double rack and pinion scale, over a thermometer, 102.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The thermometer has a replacement dial.

A carved oak Aesthetics clock barometer/thermometer, together with a walnut box, a group of carvings and more

Early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer

A walnut clock, barometer and thermometer

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS WALL HANGING ANEROID BAROMETER, having slivered calibrated dial with mercurial thermometer, 12.5cm diameter

A Champion Spark Plug advertising thermometer `World`s No. 1 Seller` complete with working thermometer, a rare survival.

A Duckhams 20-50 enamel thermometer, 13 x 36", in very good condition.

A vintage radiator thermometer and cap.

A brass framed thermometer by G.H. Zeal of London, presumed for steam engine.

An Austin radiator thermometer and cap with wings.

An oak barometer and thermometer L78cm