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A 19th century Banjo barometer with a thermometer over a mirror and a 9" silvered dial and spirit level

An Art Deco Black Phenolic and Chrome Barometer/Thermometer and Hygrometer

A quantity of collectables including a pair of binoculars, a telescope, pocket watch and watch parts and a Victorian thermometer - quantity 6

An unusual ceramic wall thermometer by J H Steward, The Strand, London

Victorian oak cased thermometer/barometer/hydrometer

A mahogany cased Sikes` hydrometer (lacking thermometer).

A 19th century mahogany cased Sikes hydrometer, complete with weights and ivory thermometer, also a hard bound copy of "Sikes` Tables of the Concentrated Strength of Spirits" (2).

A 19th century mahogany cased hydrometer, complete with a brass bound boxwood slide rule, inscribed Aston & Mander Makers, London (later thermometer and lacking cartouche to box), also another, complete with two brass bound boxwood slide rules (lacking thermometer and cartouche to case).

A mahogany cased hydrometer, by Casartelli, Manchester (lacking thermometer).

A 19th century mahogany cased brass ground thermometer, signed A Casartelli, 54 Oldhall Street, Liverpool, length of spike 16.5cm.

A hand held wet and dry thermometer, cased, also a small leather cased lens and a cased measuring instrument, signed Allbrit (3).

An early 20th century polymeter, mounted with a thermometer above, height 24cm, also a rubber hardness gauge, signed Casartelli & Son, a hygrometer and a cased universal AVO minor electrical testing device (4).

A 19th century French pocket barometer/thermometer with compass, complete with original case, diameter of dial 5cm (Illustrated).

An early 20th century oak cased wall mounted aneroid barometer/thermometer, height 74cm.

A late 19th century carved oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer of banjo form, height 80cm (glass af).

A 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid wheel barometer with thermometer above, the 26cm silvered dial signed to an applied plaque Ketterer, 39 Queen Street, Portsea, height 104cm (Illustrated).

Two pork pie moulds, wooden vegetable masher, butter marker with pineapple design and thermometer.

A 19th century Grand Tour desk thermometer, cast with a putto, he stands aloft an architectural column, silvered Fahrenheit scale, turned marble base, 33cm high

A 19th century Ashford marble mercury thermometer obelisk, ivory register, the front typically inlaid with malachite band, the base with lily of the valley sprig, stepped rectangular base, 35cm high, c.1860

Negretti & Zambra - a Victorian three-piece travel set, comprising a gilt brass pocket barometer, silvered dial, conforming compass, with mother-of-pearl register and an ivory thermometer, cased together, c.1880

A Victorian oak cased Admiral Fitzroy storm stick barometer, the arched ceramic dial with vernier scale, inscribed `Negretti & Zambra Instruments Makers to Her Majesty, ....`, the trunk fitted with a mercury thermometer, rectangular cistern cover, moulded apron, 107cm high Enrico Angelo Ludovico(Henry) Negretti was born in Italy in 1818 and came to Britsain in 1830 serving his apprenticeship with F APizzala, taking over his business in Hatton Garden on his death in 1840. A decade later he teamed up with Joseph Warren Zambra, who was born to immigrant Saffron Walden barometer maker CesareZambra in 1822 and the following year they won a medal at the Great Exhibition. The firm, optical, mathematical and philosophical instrument makers to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert (which still exists), expanded rapidly, and the conjunction of the three addresses given on this instrument dates it to 1862-1867

A 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, 20.5cm silvered register inscribed Oregial & Ferzal, Fecit, alcohol thermometer, the case with broken architectural pediment, inlaid with flowerhead and oval shell paterae, outlined with barber pole stringing, 100cm high

A 20th century oak stick barometer, the arched case with white ivorine vernier scale, mercury thermometer, turned cistern cover, 97cm high

A George III mahogany wheel barometer, 29cm silvered register inscribed P. Zandra, 51 Spear Street, Manchester, alcohol thermometer, the case with broken architectural pediment, inlaid with a flowerhead boss and oval shell paterae, outlined with boxwood stringing, 101cm high, c.1820 Guiseppe Zandra was working from 51, Spear Street, Manchester c. 1815-1835, and was a kinsman of Cesare Zandra, father of (Guiseppe) Joseph Zandra, the partner of Henry Negretti of Negretti & Zandra

A late 19C carved oak banjo barometer with cased thermometer, the glass of the aneroid barometer AF

A 19th century ivory and ebony columnar desk thermometer by `C. Marks, Wimple Strt., Plymouth`, in Fahrenheit, 20cm high (losses)

A 1930`s oak barometer with thermometer dial contained within a shaped case with barley twist supports

An unusual Swiss revolving brass and leather clock, barometer and thermometer by Turler, 5" high

An oak cased barometer, with thermometer

ADVERTISING. AN ENAMEL EXTERIOR WALL THERMOMETER - SMOKE TOM LONG GRAND OLD RICH TOBACCO C1930

A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER C1910

A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER EARLY 20TH C

A nicely proportioned late Victorian banjo style barometer with a clear white dial and brass bezel in a carved oak case. Original glass and thermometer.

An Art Deco barometer and thermometer mounted on a stepped oak back plate.

An Art Nouveau aneroid barometer, early 20th century, signed J Brown, Glasgow, with thermometer, the oak case decorated with stylized flowerheads, 72cm high

An old Brass Thermometer and an old Weathermaster Barometer.

A late Victorian mahogany cased banjo style barometer/thermometer by Cremonini and Proini.

An early 19c Sheraton shell wheel barometer, the 8" silvered dial signed Fasana Furber & Co, Cheltenham. The mahogany case has a broken pediment with finial between and flowerhead inlays to the top and base and shell inlays each side of the alcohol Fahrenheit thermometer. The case edge has boxwood and ebonised line inlays and the dial is graduated to 1-20", 38" tall overall.

A THERMOMETER IN AN IVORY MONUMENT UNDER A GLASS DOME

A good combined compass thermometer and barometer in double sided nickel case, maker`s monogram R.F., retailed by A Gualdoni & Co., 228, Rue de Rivoli, Paris, shaped double sided leather box.

A German prism instrument, boxed, a small pocket beam balance, cased, a Jerusalem olive wood box, a kitchen thermometer, a planimeter by Stanley, coins etc.

Harrisons Opticians, a barometer and thermometer mounted on a carved walnut backboard, c. 1910

A small Thermometer in a Black Forest wooden case, 3 1/4in, together with a Compass contained in a Mauchline case, 2 1/2in D, bearing printed picture of `Monument Hill from foot, Bloemfontein` (2)

GRAND TOUR SIENNA MARBLE THERMOMETER 19TH CENTURY with a gilt bronze eagle surmount on a Sienna marble square column with brass indicators, stepped metal base and marble block 24cm

VICTORIAN ADMIRAAL FITZROYS BAROMETER with rise and fall mercury weather indicator and thermometer set in glazed polished wood case

A Victorian Admiral Fitzroy barometer, with printed scale and instructions, thermometer and weather glass, mounted with enamel dial eight day timepiece.

A Regency mahogany five glass banjo barometer, with dry/damp scale, thermometer, convex mirror and level.

"A** ORTELLI, BUCKINGHAM A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER having mercurial column action and spirit thermometer, silvered calibrated dials, boxwood strung and shell decorated inlaid case"

Whitmore & Son, Northampton, a Victorian mahogany stick barometer, the arched top with ivorine scale and thermometer, visible tube with turned cover below, 91cm

A reproduction mahogany finish barometer/thermometer of traditional style and a white painted wall mounted clock with roof shaped pediment and flanking half columns and having quartz movement

Victorian Oak Barometer-Thermometer with Reeded Column Supports

Early XIXth Century Mahogany Banjo Barometer-Thermometer with Silvered Dial Signed G. Balsary, London

A George III strung mahogany wheel barometer, with a silvered hygrometer, thermometer, dial and level, inscribed ‘A Salter, 17 Gt. Queen St., Liverpool, dial 28cm diameter

A CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER

AN ANEROID BAROMETER IN CARVED OAK CASE WITH THERMOMETER

A number of various boxes, various photograph frames, a white metal money box in the form of a pig, an RCA Victor portable radio in leather case, a small barometer and thermometer and other items.

MASTAGLIO & MOLTENI, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, A MID 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, the patinated case with hygrometer, long thermometer, 20cm circular silvered dial, and level, signed. 0.97m. Note: The maker is recorded as working at 24 & 45 Grainger Street from 1851 to 1860.

A carved walnut aneroid barometer and thermometer signed Reynolds and Branson Leeds Height 70cm

A 19th Century barometer, by Jas Vecchio, London, with silvered thermometer and barometer dials, the mahogany and inlaid case with moulded pediment centred by a brass finial over an inlaid flowerhead to top and bottom, 38 1/2” high

A finely carved early 20 th century mahogany framed presentation aneroid barometer, the 10" circular dial inscribed Pleasance and Harper Bristol with curved mercury thermometer, the plaque inscribed Charles Kislingbury on his retiring from the Great Western Railway 30th September 1914.