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A carved ivory desk thermometer, a glove box, and a set of letter scales

A George III mahogany barometer, with broken arch pediment, inlaid with conch shells, having a silvered thermometer and eight inch silvered dial, inscribed for `J Saldarini, 7 Greville Street, Holborn`

A Swiss made Mantle Clock, Thermometer and Barometer, all mounted in solid brass case with glass front having brass carrying handle and standing on brass splayed feet.

A late 19th Century satinwood and ebony lined inlaid banjo barometer with silvered dial, butler mirror, thermometer, hydrometer and silvered spirit level inscribed "Bellutti, Grantham"

A wall barometer and thermometer, in banjo shaped case.

A Smiths ships bulkhead clock barometer and thermometer mounted together on a wall hanging board

A c.1900 oak cased banjo barometer in carved case with thermometer to neck

A Fin de Siecle mahogany and rosewood cased wheel barometer, with thermometer, of neoclassical form, the swan neck pediment with urn surmount above a frieze inlaid with the head of Mercury, twin ionic columns, case marquetry inlaid with figures and a globe, above a fluted base, 32 by 101cm high.

"Large silver stamp roller/ wetter, Birmingham 1912, and an Egyptian revival desk thermometer in the form of an Obelisk"

Assorted wall clocks, a garden thermometer and sundry items.

Smith Beck and Beck mahogany barometer with arched top, thermometer to column, brass well, 92cm long

Early nineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer, by Negretti & Zambra, London, with eight inch silvered dial, ivory setting knob, convex mirror, thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, 96cm overall

Good quality Victorian barometer thermometer in banjo-shaped case, signed - Burditt, Woodbridge, 115cm high

Victorian Admiral Fitzroy barometer thermometer with printed scale, in Gothic-style stained beech case, 125cm high

An early 20th Century oak cased aneroid barometer with thermometer, carved with foliate detail and bearing a presentation inscription plaque to the Reverend J.W. Chappell, 88cm high.

An early 20th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered register, thermometer, dry/damp dial and spirit level all within boxwood strung border, length 100cm, Bellotti & Guger, London. S/D.

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BAROMETER WITH ALCOHOL THERMOMETER

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAROMETER OF LOTUS PATTERN WITH ALCOHOL THERMOMETER

A U.S. spirit filled alloy gauge. For indicating the pitch of an airship. Thermometer style brass scale O degrees – 40 degrees in either direction. The body marked “Karl Anderson Ithaca New York”. Plus a blackened alloy curved gauge for airship roll, scale O degrees – 20 degrees in either direction, maker’s name Elliott, with WD mark, “Made in England” and Regd. No 627956 (late 1914), 175mm overall. Together with a circular alloy quick-release catch for aircrew harness, with lever. Diameter 65mm. Paper label states “Zeppelin crewman’s buckle”. GC. (3). Plate.16

A Thermometer in wooden case marked Rowley & Son, 128 St James St, Brighton, on mahogany stand, 11in

A French enameled double carriage barometer/clock Early 20th century, unsigned, back plate stamped ``Made in France``, the glazed rectangular case of gilt metal with enamel floral decoration divided by columns enclosing a clock and barometer with circular white enamel dials, flanking a thermometer, with a compass set into top, 6.25`` H x 6.5`` W x 2.75`` D Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbing commensurate with age. Surfaces recently lacquered, except for top. Compass lacking needle and glass aperture. Wind and runs. Moran`s does not guarantee working condition of clocks and watches. No key.Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL

A Victorian silver cased pocket barometer, the silvered dial mounted with a carved mercury thermometer, the detachable reverse of the case fitted with a mother-of-pearl-dialled compass, J. Horsley, London 1892, in double-side leather case Lacks top-ring and barometer not working

A Third Reich naval thermometer, for measuring the temperature of seawater, with lead weighted base, the glass with eagle and swastika over “M” (worn), in its card tube; another smaller thermometer in similar card tube (no markings visible); and a larger heavy thermometer with rubber protective collars and cord for facilitating lowering into the water, in its plain wooden case; also a British military Mark VI Field Clinometer, by R Watts & Son, London, 1941, in its fitted oak box. GC (4)

A J. Fagioli London mahogany wheel barometer, 20th century, the broken swan neck pediment leading to small circular dry and damp dial, above shaped rectangular thermometer, above large circular barometer, height 97 cm

"A carved oak barometer/thermometer, 56cm l "

An early 20th century oak cased banjo barometer with carved acanthus decoration (thermometer lacking) (for restoration)

A mid 19th century mahogany, ebony and boxwood strung banjo barometer with conch shell medallions, the broken pediment over a thermometer dial and silvered dial inscribed "B. Mazzuchi & Co., Gloucester"

A 19th century mahogany cased banjo barometer with chevron stringing and conch shell, star and floral medallion inlay, the broken pediment with urn finial decoration above a silvered thermometer and circular dial inscribed "J M Rosketti No. 180, Holborn, London"

A box of miscellaneous items to include two vintage baby`s glass feeding bottles, Matchbox die-cast aircraft models, chess pieces, a vintage tin plate motorcycle toy, a doll`s head, a thermometer, two walrus figurines, bowling balls, a flintlock pistol stamped "Enfield", knives and scabbard,

# A pair of Elizabeth II wine tasters, Richard Comyns, London 1958, of plain circular form with cast serpent handles, 11cm long, and a collection of silver items, including a cigarette box, four dishes, two swans, a dressing table box, a pin tray, a cigarette case, four sauce ladles, a thermometer case, a tea strainer, a small jug and a model of a salmon, 36oz 11dwt weighable silver

A George III mahogany wheel barometer early 19th century, the case edged with boxwood and ebony and with broken arch pediment, silvered hygrometer dial, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror in a reeded ebonised mount, 7¾in. silvered dial, turned ivory pointer wheel and silvered spirit level signed `S. Hart Malmesbury`, 39in. (99cm.) high.

A 19th Century mahogany and satinwood strung banjo barometer/thermometer, by John Monti of Canterbury, surmounted by a scrolled arch pediment, silvered dials, 100cm AF

An oak framed hanging barometer and thermometer

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising a boot, with import marks for Sheffield 1898, a Dutch snuff box, a vest box, a continental snuff box, a vesta case, a box, another Dutch box, a pair of miniature heart photograph frames, two further photograph frames, a thermometer case, and other items including metalware jewellery, approx. weighable 12oz. (qty)

A silver travelling barometer, by J. Vickery, London 1910, circular form, the hinged cover with a monogram, the interior also with a thermometer, diameter 6.9cm.

A late Victorian carved oak Banjo style barometer; the aneroid barometer with white enamelled dial and with cased thermometer above; the case carved with foliate decoration. 87 cm length approx.

ACCESSORY: Hardy brass thermometer 5.25" long casing, stamped with maker’s details, internal glass tube, all correct and working, fine throughout.

A large collection of surgical instruments including:- scissors, needles etc, quantity micro-slides, some in original boxes, various apothecary bottles, medical manuals, thermometer etc, all in wooden box, with various measuring glasses

VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BANJO BAROMETER with mother-of-pearl inlay and silvered thermometer and indicator dial, 100cm long

A 19th century rosewood satinwood banded boxwood and ebony line strung wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment over a hygrometer and alcohol thermometer above a ten inch silvered register and level signed G. Rossi, Exchange St, Norwich, 110cm high

A Victorian walnut cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the exposed mercury level within a printed paper register over an alcohol thermometer within a leaf and scroll carved case with full length glazed front, 127cm high

A 19th century mahogany boxwood and ebony strung wheel type barometer the swan neck pediment over a mercury thermometer and timepiece with 4 inch silvered dial, with ring of Roman numerals and single winding hole over a 9.5 inch silvered register and level to the base signed 'J Gianna, Salop', 115cm high

Royal Crown Derby globe clock, thermometer and barometer, made at the millennium for Sinclair`s, limited edition numbers 402 of 1,000 sets, with boxes and certificates (3) the clock stands 18cm high Condition report: no damage, restoration or wear to gilding.

Victorian mahogany wheel barometer , silvered forecasting dial, 25cm, circular level signed I Merone, Market Street, Manchester, and Fahrenheit thermometer, length 105cm (mercury column appears full)

An early 20th Century barometer by Negretti & Zambra, London the drum of seven atmospheres, pen adjustor, ink holder and silvered thermometer in an oak glazed case, inset ivorine plaque, 18cm x 32cm x 14.5cm.

A pair of Minton Thermometer frames of typical arched and scrolling outline and encrusted with flowers and foliage on bow fronted and fluted bases, 18 cm high, blue crossed swords mark to base, circa. 1830, one with staple repair typical minor losses.

Negretti & Zambra, London a large and impressive carved oak Gothic barometer, with historic figures mounted within the canted corners either side of the silvered barometer dial and seated lions below, with a further figure of an angel standing below the dial, a thermometer set within the trunk, signed ‘Negretti & Zambra, Scientific Instrument Makers to Her Majesty’, height 158cm.* Negretti & Zambra, a partnership formed by Enrico Negretti and Joseph Zambra, are recorded as working at various addresses in London from 1850 and were the most prolific makers of barometers at this time having taken over the business of the leading maker John Frederick Newman in 1862. They were instrument-makers to Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort.

Abram, Bath, a mahogany stick barometer the silvered barometer register plate engraved with a vernier gauge and thermometer set within, signed ‘Abram, Bath’, the mahogany case with a visible tube, turned cistern cover and a pediment top with brass finial to the centre, height 88cm.* Jacob Abraham is recorded as working at 1, St Andrew’s Terrace, Bath and then 7, Bartlett Street ‘near the Upper Rooms’ until 1814 as well as having premises in Cheltenham ‘adjoining Mr Thompson’s Pump Room’. He was instrument maker to both the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Wellington.

A 20th Century brass and silvered stick barometer of cylindrical form, the glazed upper section enclosing a silvered vernier scale inscribed `Giovanni Grigioni, 41 Mersey St. Liverpool`, above a mercury thermometer to trunk and cistern, length approx 91cm, with brass gimbal wall fitting.

A George III mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, mercury thermometer, hygrometer, convex mirror, and bubble level inscribed `Capella, Coventry`, the case with swan neck pediment and boxwood stringing, height approx 98cm.

A George III mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, alcohol thermometer, hygrometer, convex mirror and bubble level inscribed `G. Soldine, Wincanton`, the case with moulded break arch pediment and boxwood stringing, height approx 94.5cm.

A 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, alcohol thermometer, hygrometer, convex mirror and bubble level, the plain case with onion shaped top and apron, height approx 95cm (faults).

A Victorian oak wheel barometer and mercury thermometer with white ceramic dials, the architectural case moulded with urns and Gothic arches, height approx 76cm.

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial, alcohol thermometer, hygrometer, convex mirror and bubble level inscribed `C. Rimondi, Halifax`, the case with swan neck pediment and boxwood stringing, height approx 97cm.

A late 20th Century mahogany and walnut George III style reproduction stick barometer with mercury thermometer and brass vernier scale, the moulded pediment with brass finials above turned columns and cistern cover, height approx 103.5cm.

A Victorian ebonized wheel barometer with mercury thermometer and visible mechanism, the dial inscribed `J & A Rose, London`, the fluted arched top with turned finials above turned columns and circular fluted decoration, height approx 39cm.

A late Victorian oak wheel barometer with mercury thermometer and white ceramic dials, inscribed `Lloyd Payne & Amiel, Manchester`, the case carved with foliate scrolls, height approx 101cm (glass cracked).

A 20th Century brass cased circular wall clock with eight day movement, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and inscribed `Schatz Royal Mariner`, the case with wooden ships wheel surround, together with a similarly cased barometer with visible mechanism and arched thermometer tube.

An Art Nouveau oak wheel barometer and mercury thermometer with porcelain dials, the case with swan neck pediment above carved foliate decoration, height approx 94cm.

A late Victorian rosewood and Tunbridge ware circular inkstand inset with single moulded glass inkwell, the borders inlaid with patterned bandings and with two turned pen stands, 4.5ins diameter (inkwell lacking cover and chipped to bas), a Victorian rosewood and Tunbridge ware obelisk pattern desk mercury thermometer and thermometer in parquetry patterned panels, 8ins high, a small rosewood and Tunbridge ware 6ins ruler, and Tunbridge ware inlaid paper knife, 9.25ins overall