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Late C19th/Early C20th Walnut Cased Aneroid Barometer, circular silvered dial, engraved decoration with traditional mercury thermometer, fahrenheit & centigrade silvered gauge, housed in architectural case with tiled roof effect surround, under small pediment with flower head carved detail

A letter scale with rectangular amboyna base and a mercury thermometer, by W H McCarthy, 27cm (11") wide

Mercury four-scale thermometer signed Watkins & Hill, 5 Charing Cross, London , the silvered scale marked in Centigrade, Fahrenheit, Reaumur and De` Lisle, (range: -15C to 52C) in a bow fronted mahogany wall hanging case, length 51cm Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Circular aneroid barometer, circa 1900, the printed card forecasting dial with a degrees C and F thermometer, in a cast brass decorative bezel on an aluminium back box, diameter 24cm. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A late Victorian carved light oak ornate aneroid barometer thermometer by Short & Mason Ltd, London.

A brown Bakelite desk thermometer by Rototherm, the base inscribed Skinningrove, height 9cm, together with an Ingersoll travelling timepiece.

A 19th Century rosewood banjo barometer/thermometer, with silvered dial, butler`s mirror, etc.

Lacquered brass barograph, silvered dials, signed John Davis & Son, (Derby), Ltd, with a thermometer, a glazed oak case with a drawer under, width 37cms.

Engraved brass pocket watch stand with perpetual calendar and thermometer graduated in Faranheit [the perpetual calendar mechanism requires a watch-type key which is not present], probably c1880 (height on rest 12.5cm)

An early 19th century banjo barometer by Webber of Falmouth in a mahogany case with boxwood stringing. The top hydrometermain central dial is silvered. The central stem bears a thermometer, a circular concave glass mirror and a spirit level bearing the maker`s name to the bottom.

A late Victorian oak framed banjo barometer with a raised thermometer to the stem, a painted enamel dial and a white adjustment knob to the base

Victorian Admiral Fitzroy barometer with mercury tube, separate thermometer and atmosphere scale, in a carved wooden case, 41cm overall height

Early Victorian stick barometer with mercury tube, ivory scales and separate thermometer, in a decorative carved oak case with shaped pediment, Negretti & Zambra instruction label on reverse of case, 110cm overall length

Victorian onion top wheel barometer with ten inch dial with convex glass, separate thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, signed - Hills, Sudbury, in a rosewood case, 102cm overall height

George III wheel barometer with eight inch silvered dial, with convex glass mirror, separate thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, in a mahogany case with inlaid boxwood and ebony stringing and swan-neck pediment with brass urn finial, 98cm overall height

A wooden stand holding a letter opener, a Magnifying Glass, Thermometer for milk, small Brush, etc.

19th Century ivory toothpick case, of rectangular form, the outer case set with compass within yellow metal bezel, opening to reveal, thermometer and toothpick, 6.5cm wide

An Art Deco inlaid barometer of rectangular form with thermometer attachment, 46.5cm x 17.5cm

A Pagoscope horticultural thermometer, height 26cm

A late Victorian aneroid banjo barometer/thermometer with ceramic and ivory register plates on a carved walnut back plate, h. 88 cm CONDITION REPORT: Hairline cracks, minor losses to back plates, wear commensurate with age No guarantee as to working order

Three modern timepieces, small thermometer in metal anchor motif surround, brass fireguard

Oak cased aneroid barometer with thermometer plaque above the circular dial

A West German barometer, thermometer, hygrometer, stamped `BGM 176596`, the Sputnik style plastic sphere on chrome ring and stand, c1960, 12cm diam.

An Edward VII silver thermometer case by M.T & B, together with a Victorian silver and mop pocket knife and a miniature silver tyg (3)

A carved oak aneroid barometer/thermometer

A Modern Dome Topped Barometer, Thermometer and Hydrometer, 17cm high

Robinson and Wells, Shrewsbury, Victorian Oak Banjo Hanging Barometer with thermometer having white enamel dial, all over carved floral, leaf and scroll decoration, 86cm high

A carved walnut barometer and thermometer

A 19th century mahogany Banjo barometer thermometer and hydrometer - the dial signed J. Verga - Height 98 cm Condition report: For restoration

An oak aneroid banjo barometer by J Lizzars, Glasgow & Edinburgh, with floral pediment and trunk thermometer, and a circular white enamelled face, 24cm wide x 75cm high

An oak cased barometer by Reid & Sons, Newcastle, with circular brush metal face, over trunk thermometer, 26cm wide x 53cm high

A Magneto-Electric Machine, for Nervous and Other Diseases, including a pair of opera glasses by S Koch and a thermometer (3)

A desk clock and barometer by Mappin & Webb of oval form with central thermometer flanked by dials, inscribed 1870-1920, including a pair of binoculars by Busch no.127127, with leather case marked `Case No.3 Prismatic Binocular, JB Brooks & Co Ltd, JJ Ryan` (2)

A small encased fisherman's thermometer stamped "Hardy", and a boxed and carded collection of ABU pike lures

A French enamelled wall thermometer, plumbers` cones, a scallop shaped tray, and two painted ornithological roundels

A treen pot and cover, the top embossed with a coat of arms, another pierced pot and cover, an alabaster desk thermometer, damaged, and a metronome

An Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer in carved banjo pattern case.

An early 20th Century oak wheel barometer with white ceramic dial and mercury thermometer, the case with carved decoration, height approx 91cm.

A 20th Century black enamelled, silvered and brass Fortin pattern laboratory stick barometer of cylindrical form, the glazed upper section enclosing a silvered vernier scale, detailed `No. 7106, A Gallenkamp & Co Ltd, London`, above a mercury thermometer to trunk and cistern, length approx 105cm, within an oval and glazed case with hinged door (lacking mercury).

A Victorian walnut wheel barometer with silvered dial and mercury thermometer, the case with applied scroll mouldings, height approx 102cm.

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with silvered dial and alcohol thermometer, the case with applied scroll mouldings, height approx 95cm.

A.J. Saltby Alford. A mid 19thC wheel barometer, in a walnut case, with dry damp gauge thermometer, convex mirror, silvered dial and level, 94cm high

A Victorian Aneroid barometer and thermometer with an oak case

A Victorian oak stick barometer with a bone plates and Vernier, signed 'A. Casartelli', 39 South Castle, Liverpool, visible mercury tube above a thermometer, the slender case with an arched top and a moulded and circular cistern cover, 91cm

A late 19th c. Rosewood mounted plank Barometer, well figured rosewood back, having long shaped mercury tube, adjustable measuring stick and thermometer.

A quantity of brass and metal incl. oil Jug, Cooking Thermometer a/f, Burner, Teapot, etc.

A mid 19c five dial scroll pediment wheel barometer by Fagoli & Son, 11 Baldwin Gardens. The indications comprise, top to bottom, a hygrometer, a mercury Fahrenheit thermometer, a convex wall mirror, the large 12" diam barometer dial and a spirit level. The case is of mahogany with ebonised edge banding and the scales are all of silvered brass. The case is surmounted by a scroll pediment with central ivory finials, the convex glass over the barometer dial is broken, the barometer stands 40" tall.

An Early 19th Century Mahogany Wheel Barometer Thermometer, with ivory vernier and silvered dials with central convex mirror and swan neck pediment

A quantity of collectables to include two fountain pens with gold nibs, a key engraved 128 Queen Victoria St London, a desk barometer clock thermometer and two key rings/charms

An Edwardian carved oak barometer and thermometer H.88cm

AN ART NOUVEAU OAK CASED ANEROID BAROMETER and thermometer, retailed by J Woolley Sons & Co Ltd of Manchester, 72cm high overall

A 19thC mahogany wheel barometer by S. Lelli, Newport, Isle of Wight, with hydrometer above Fahrenheit thermometer, star engraved dial above spirit level, 97cm high

A banjo shaped barometer with thermometer in oak case; a circular barometer in oak case (glass a.f.)

A 19th century carved and pierced wood framed clock / barometer with thermometer, 8 day French lever movement, 32.5"

An Edwardian inlaid mantel clock; an Edwardian barometer with thermometer

P. Caminda, a mahogany stick barometer: the silvered dial engraved with typical gauge, maker`s name P. Caminda, Taunton and set with a thermometer to the side, with a glazed hinged door, the mahogany case with a visible tube, crossbanding to the sides, a turned cistern to the base and an architectural pediment with a turned brass finial to the centre, height: 97cm. * Peter Caminda is recorded as working in the High Street, Taunton from circa 1820 until at least 1845.

Green glass oil lamp and shade, Galilean thermometer, art glass vase and further glasswares

An aneroid barometer/thermometer in an oak banjo case

A HALLMARKED SILVER DESK CLOCK, BAROMETER,THERMOMETER BY MAPPIN & WEBB

A wheel barometer with thermometer, in a carved oak case (lacks thermometer tube), 96.5 cm high