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A Victorian carved oak wall barometer/thermometer, 22½" high

A silver cased aneroid barometer, the maker’s mark erased, London 1915, the unsigned silvered dial centre formerly with a curved tube Fahrenhiet and Centigrade scale thermometer within scale calibrated in barometric inches, an adjustable altimeter scale to the rotating bezel, in a plain circular case with a shaped thumbpiece, 8.5cm (3.25in) diameter, 161g (5.1 oz) (dial centre detached, hand and thermometer tube lacking)

A rosewood cased barometer, 19th century, with a 8 in. diameter dial and including a hydrometer thermometer and level, 36 in. high, some wear

An Edwardian mahogany and floral inlaid wheel barometer, the shaped frame with thermometer above silvered aneroid dial, decorated with trailing husks, 89cm high x 33cm wide

"Plated teapot with ebony handle, milk jug and hot water jug, cut glass bowl and a jam thermometer "

"Early 20thC barometer with thermometer, mahogany banjo board, white metal faces"

EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CASED WALL BAROMETER with mercury thermometer above the weather dial, set on ornate frame

A VICTORIAN BOXWOOD SPHERICAL PILL SILVERER AND COVER on turned foot, 9.5cm h and a group of related turned boxwood, beech and other objects comprising a pear shaped mercury dropper and cover, a pill tower, the domed lid pricked POISON, a thermometer case with square end containing a contemporary mercury thermometer by S MAW, SON & SONS LONDON, a bottle case and cover, five double ended measures and a massage ball (11) ++The square end of the thermometer case with a chipped corner, the bottle case with one of the measures split

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BAROMETER engraved on the silvered dial Ortelly & Co Macclesfield Warranted and with alcohol thermometer, the broken-line inlaid case with pairs of shell and flower paterae beneath an open triangular pediment, 98cm h ++The silvering on the dial and thermometer in poor condition and in need of resilvering, otherwise good original condition and complete. Satisfactory colour beneath much accretion of grime and wax. The tube charged with mercury

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BAROMETER engraved on the silvered dial J Maver 281 Holbn London, with brass arrow pointer and alcohol thermometer, in line inlaid case with pairs of shell and flower paterae beneath an open triangular pediment, 96cm h ++Silvering especially on the thermometer discoloured and requires re-silvering. Lacking bead from bottom of thermometer and the glass protecting the thermometer is broken, lacking another piece of moulding from one side of the pediment. The tube charged with mercury. The mahogany of pleasing deep colour and patina beneath some build up of grime and wax

A circular twin magnifier cased aneroid barometer and thermometer with swivel gilt brass stand on a turned base by R Bailey, 14 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, 15cm (6") high

A tray inc. a vintage thermometer, pottery animal models, hair pins, Wade Whimsies etc

A 1920`s oak barometer with integral thermometer, Robson & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne

A late Victorian carved wooden framed aneroid barometer thermometer.

A late 19th century carved oak barometer/thermometer

A late 19th/early 20thC oak cased thermometer and aneroid barometer with carved decoration, retailed by W. Mansell, Lincoln, 95cm high.

A mixed lot to include: a hand forged brass bleeding dish, an insurance plaque cast as a sun and mounted upon oak shield, small quantity of pewter, copper and other metalwares and a 1960`s mantle timepiece fitted with hygrometer, thermometer and barometer etc.

Stained oak barometer/thermometer within a foliate carved case, 44.25" high

Large Scottish oak stick barometer, the canted cream scale signed Brown, Glasgow within a bevelled glass case over a thermometer and stepped square cistern, fitted with a large diameter tube

Oak wheel barometer/thermometer, the 7.5" silvered dial within a turned surround and foliate carved case, 36" high

Oak barometer/thermometer, the 4.5" cream dial with skeletonised centre within a foliate carved turned surround under a pillared arched thermometer surround, 22.5" high

Walnut and ebonised aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 4.75" white dial with skeletonised centre within a turned surround and shaped case, 20.5" high

Oak barometer/thermometer, the 7.5" silvered dial within a pierced carved case, 36" high

Walnut and ebonised aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 3.5" white dial within an ebonised surround upon a shaped inlaid case, 17.5" high

Unusual oak barometer/thermometer, the 8" white dial within an architectural carved pillared case with triangular moulded pediment, 39" high

Mahogany wheel barometer/thermometer, the 9" silvered dial signed P Comolli & Co, Dudley, the case inlaid with flowerhead roundels, conch shells and boxwood banding, surmounted by a broken arched pediment

Mahogany wheel barometer/thermometer, the 8" silvered dial signed Fognoni & Vanoni, Shepton Mallet, the case inlaid with conch shells and a foliate roundel, surmounted by a broken arch pediment

Oak cased barometer, the 4.25" white dial fitted with a thermometer and within a bulkhead brass casing and Gothic architectural oak stand, 13.25" high

Oak cased clock/barometer, the 3.5" cream clock dial over the 4.25" white barometer dial fitted with a thermometer, both contained within a circular foliate carved case, 12.75" diameter, with wooden stand; also two other aneroid barometers (3)

Miniature stained pine longcase clock, the 3.25" white dial over a thermometer and barometer dial, 18.25" high

Oak desk clock/barometer, the two 3.25" chapter rings enclosing a gilded filigree centre and either side of a thermometer, within an architectural case with brass foliate mounts surmounted by a triangular pediment, 15.75" wide

A dairy thermometer, by Zecol

A carved oak aneroid barometer/thermometer.

A carved oak aneroid barometer/thermometer.

A large late Georgian wheel barometer/thermometer.

A carved oak aneroid barometer/thermometer, signed Botly & Lewis, Reading.

An aneroid barometer/thermometer.

Two sets of painted plaster flying duck sets together with a budgie thermometer plaque.

A SILVER CASED POCKET BAROMETER by J.C. Vickery, London, with inset thermometer, outer case with engine turned decoration, 2 1/4" diameter (see illustration).

Regency rosewood marine mercury stick barometer by Negretti and Zambra, London, with subsidiary mercury thermometer and brass counterweight, in gimble mount 93H (illustrated on cover)

A gilt brass carriage clock/barometer/thermometer set with a compass dial to the top, `G` shaped carrying handle and the case with circular pillars and white dials, 6.75 ins high (catalogue illustrated)

A mahogany and gilt bronze mounted barometer, late 19th century, with a painted pottery dial, an ivory thermometer and decorative embellishments, 97cm

An early 19th Century mahogany cistern tube stick barometer, by Jacobs & Lucas, Hull, the ivorene dial with thermometer, 37" long, in need of restoration, cistern cover missing

A brass cased ship`s aneroid barometer, by Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird Limited, Glasgow, the 8" dial with subsidiary curved glass thermometer

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid cased aneroid barometer with mercury thermometer

An aneroid wall barometer/ thermometer with ceramic dials, in an oak case, c.1940, approx. 74 cm.

A Duckhams oil garage thermometer sign, inscribed Best in the World, Duckhams Engine Oil, enamelled in green with black chevron stripes, 116 x 28cm

A VICTORIAN THERMOMETER in original green leather case and one other thermometer

A gilt brass cased pocket aneroid barometer compendium, by ROSS ltd, 19th century, including central compass, surrounded by thermometer with aneroid barometer to opposing side, in original leather case. (a.f.)

A Fine George III mahogany mercury cistern tube stick barometer James Long, London, circa 1800 With ivory vase finial to the broken triangular pediment with concave bracket supports to sides, above rectangular silvered vernier scale calibrated in inches, with the usual observations and signed Ja`s Long, Royal Exchange, LONDON to upper margin, behind ebony line bordered glazed door above trunk with vernier setting square and inset with a large mercury Fahrenheit scale thermometer behind conforming glazed door, the rounded base with decorative turned ivory disc centred domed cistern cover and level adjustment screw to underside, 98cm high overall. James Long is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Royal Exchange, London 1769-1811.

A patinated brass Kew pattern marine or station stick barometer Adie, London, mid to late 19th century With domed brass cap above glazed cylindrical silvered vernier scale calibrated in inches (26.6 to 32.5) and centimetres (66.5 to 80.5) and signed Adie, London, No. 1359 to lower edge, the cylindrical shaft with vernier adjustment screw and concealed-bulb mercury thermometer with ivory Fahrenheit scale above canister shaped cistern (tube lacking), mounted via gimbals onto original mahogany back panel, the instrument 95cm high, 106cm high overall. Patrick Adie, son of the renowned Scottish Instrument maker Alexander Adie (1775-1858) is recorded in Banfield, Edwin, BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from several addresses in London 1846-86. In around 1855 Patrick Adie and John Welsh of the Kew Observatory worked together to develop an improved design of marine barometer. Their design incorporated a sealed iron cistern and the tube featured dampening constriction and Bunten air trap. The thermometer bulb is enclosed within the frame to measure the temperature of the mercury within the barometer tube, the outer brass case offered increased protection compared to earlier wooden cased models.

A late Victorian/early Edwardian carved oak wheel barometer and thermometer, 89cm high.

Early twentieth century ivory thermometer of column shape with carved decoration on a circular base, 11.5cm

Nineteenth century barometer with ten inch silvered dial in a mahogany banjo shaped case with swan neck pediment and inlaid boxwood stringing, separate thermometer, subsidiary hygrometer and spirit level, approximately 106cm overall (Removed from White Notley Hall)

A wooden cased inlaid wall mounted barometer/thermometer, also an inlaid Napoleon`s hat mantel clock (2).

An oak cased wall mounted aneroid barometer/thermometer.

A 19th century rosewood banjo barometer/thermometer.

A Victorian mahogany cased banjo barometer/thermometer, with silvered dials and bone adjuster, height 103cm.

A mixed lot of curios including a Mauchlineware cylindrical container "Malvern Gateway", a cased Martindale thermometer, a bone handled cut throat razor, two WWII defence medals, a vintage Ordnance Survey map of Macclesfield, a white metal coin dispenser, a small quantity of postcards etc.

A Victorian rosewood wheel type barometer, the onion shaped pediment with hygrometer above an alcohol thermometer and circular mirror, the 10 inch printed register over a spirit level to the base, 103cm high