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Good mahogany stick barometer/thermometer, the ivory canted scale signed Jackson, Scarborough over a plain trunk inset with a thermometer, with turned circular cistern cover and surmounted by a moulded stepped pediment

Good mahogany bowfronted stick barometer/thermometer, the angled ivory scale signed Thomas Rubergall, Optician to Her Majesty, 24 Coventry St, London, over a thermometer and urn shaped cistern cover, within a flamed ebony banded case, 37" high

Small circular aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 4.25" silvered dial within a turned brass case

A 19th Century mahogany cased bowfront silvered thermometer, 49cm

A ships wheel, 65cm, and another smaller with thermometer, 45cm.

An early 20th Century oak aneroid wall barometer, with thermometer, 79cm.

A MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER by William & Samuel Jones, London (fl 1784-1860), the single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer tube, the case with scrolled pediment and ivory finial, turned cistern cover inlaid with yew and centered by an ivory roundel, 39 1/2" high

A 19th Century stick barometer, by Brady & Martin limited, Newcastle upon Tyne, with thermometer strapped to engraved and stained ivory plaque, 35 1/2in. (90cms).

An early 20th century oak wheel barometer, composed of aneroid barometer and thermometer dial, 23in.

An early Victorian rosewood wheel barometer, signed Wells, St. Aubins, featuring hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror, barometer and level, silvered dials, painted detail simulating brass inlay, circa 1840, 3ft. 4in. high

A mid 19th century wheel barometer, featuring silvered level thermometer and barometer dials, 3ft. 1in. - as viewed

An early 19th century wheel barometer, featuring hygrometer, thermometer, barometer dials and level, 3ft. - some attention needed

A circular mahogany mounted combination aneroid barometer / thermometer, the silvered dial signed E. J. Dent, Paris, No.8733. 11 cm diameter

A brass-cased engineer`s thermometer, to/w various police whistles, postage stamps, etc.

A Victorian oak tantalus with three (unmatched) square decanters, to/w a mahogany banjo barometer/thermometer in the Art Nouveau taste (2)

Scientific interest: a wooden cased galvanometer by H Tinsley & co, Cambridge Instrument Co Thermometer, oak cased Jundes scientific instrument with winder, a Wright`s Patent Demand Indicator (metal case) plus two McElroy electrical shock instruments in mahogany cases plus a black Marconiphone personal radio.

A George III line inlaid mahogany wheel barometer, with hydrometer dial above a steel thermometer and indicator dial, the level indicator marked with makers `Catteneo & Co, Reigate`, repairs, 95cm high

A Victorian floral carved oak aneroid barometer, with thermometer above a circular indicator dial, 82cm high

A mid XIX century French thermometer in an inscribed fruitwood case Patte, Ingenieur, Opticien Boulogne 31cm long

An early 20th century nickel plated maximum stroke minimum cased thermometer by Dollond, London (minimum tube af).

A 19th century flame mahogany banjo barometer/thermometer, by C Pozzi, Liverpool, height 107.5cm, some restoration needed.

A carved oak wall mounted barometer/thermometer, height 57cm.

Farrow & Jackson hydrometer, complete with ivory mounted thermometer, 40-60

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer with hydrometer above a thermometer and dial, the level signed Whitmore Northamp 96cm tall

A red leather cased gilt brass pocket aneroid barometer by J Hicks of London with an ivory mounted thermometer and mother of pearl compass to upper section of lid (thermometer glass missing)

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS SHIPS GLASS INSTRUMENTS INCLUDING CLOCK BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER.

An Edwardian rosewood and marquetry-inlaid banjo wall barometer, circular ceramic dial, secondary thermometer, 84cm high

A Victorian mahogany banjo wall barometer, by Chadburn Brothers, circular silvered dial, secondary thermometer, surmounted by a carved crest, adjuster button to base, 118cm high

A rosewood framed barometer/thermometer. The silvered dial marked W Carter, Salisbury with ivory adjusting knob.

An early 19th Century French painted pine stick Barometer / Thermometer, floral decorated on a cream ground (missing thermometer tube), 37 in high

A Regency mahogany mercury wheel barometer, J. Fiora, Nottingham, early 19th century, with 10 inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and with the usual observations beneath arched Fahrenheit scale alcohol thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level signed J FIORA, NOTTINGHAM, 99cm high excluding brass finial.

An early 20th century mahogany cased all clock of architectural style with inset thermometer and aneroid barometer

Late nineteenth century slate clock / barometer with central thermometer with shaped top and plinth base

CORRESPONDENCE CABINET, Victorian pollard oak, with hinged top and writing fall enclosing a fitted interior, including an inkwell and a thermometer, 34cm W x 32cm D x 39cm H.

A 19th century mahogany cased wheel barometer, having a 5inch silvered dial, thermometer and spirit level below, below a swan neck pediment, 97cm

Enamel Advertising Thermometer Sign `Martini`. Measures 39" x 12" in excellent condition and intact tube.

An unusually large Mahogany cased four point Barometer with hygrometer dial, thermometer, barometer and spirit level, marked ``L. Polti, Bristol``, 45`` long overall, the silvered dial 10`` diameter approx.

DUCKHAMS MOTOR OIL ENAMEL ADVERTISING OVERSIZED WALL THERMOMETER

"Looping four dial desk clock comprising an alarm clock with date aperture, thermometer, barometer and hygrometer, in a gilt metal revolving case, 9.5cm h"

A DUCKHAMS ENGINE OIL SIGN with centrally mounted thermometer, "Adcoids Save Power, Pounds, Patience", 45" x 11". See illustration

A "PACKARD MOTOR CARS" SIGN with central thermometer, 27.5" x 8"

A 19th Century carved ivory mercury thermometer stand, in the form of a column with turned finial, the column applied with the glass tube and inscribed `Davis Brothers Opticians to His R.H. Prince Albert, 33 New Bond Strt, London`, on a turned and pierced circular base, height approx 13.5cm (minor repair to base).

A 19th Century ivory mounted compass and mercury thermometer of circular form with pierced edge, within original leather case.

An early 19th century barometer by Kernor of Poole, the boxwood strung mahogany case with thermometer, hygrometer and a small convex mirror (98cms).

An Edwardian aneroid barometer/thermometer in a oak banjo case carved with scrolling foliage.

A reproduction Georgian style barometer in a mahogany cross banded and line inlaid finish case with silvered main dial, thermometer and hygrometer and with a centrally mounted clock marked Comitti of London.

Sel. glass inc. Whitefriars bubble ashtray, pig paperweight, Mickey Mouse paperweight, frosted glass scent bottle, 2 vases & Galileo thermometer

A 19th century faux mahogany cased barometer/thermometer, with spirit level inscribed "F. Bellomi, Shaftesbury", and a small late 19th century barometer/thermometer (thermometer missing)

A small mid 20th century oak cased barometer/thermometer, the square dial inscribed "James Woodcock & Son, 259 Glossor Road, Sheffield"

* Hydrometer. A Sikes Hydrometer, the brass float engraved 6002 Sikes P519, with eight weights and ivory backed thermometer, in mahogany case, 8in (20.3cm) wide, together with a pressed copper Norwich Union Fire Insurance sign and a military patter Mk VI pocket compass, the case dated 1940 (3)

A quantity of silver items, including an inkwell, cigarette case, thermometer and spoons, and electroplated flatware

A mid-20th Century English plastic cased Thermometer, Smiths, the ivory coloured rectangular case on shaped bracket feet, to a gilt bezel and further gilt single scale dial, width 5”

An unusual Brass and composition Desk Thermometer, the opaque glass single scale mercury thermometer flanked by a simulated elephant’s tusk and further to the base with a simulated boar’s tusk, on a heavy gauge wirework frame, height 10”

A late 19th Century Oak case Aneroid Barometer, the drum-shaped case on a scrolling mount and plinth base, to a cast brass bezel with heavy bevelled glass, enclosing a composite dial signed for W Aronsberg & Co of 12 Victoria Street, Manchester, with demi-lune scale of 28-31 over a half single scale alcohol thermometer, and to visible workings, height 8 ¼”

A mid-20th Century Travelling Desk Compendium, comprising an 8 day Timepiece and Aneroid Barometer, flanking a twin scale mercury Thermometer, all with chrome plated furniture, and contained within a blue morocco type covered folding case, with sprung clasp, width 7”

A mid-20th Century Walnut cased French Aneroid Barometer, the case with overhanging cornice over freestanding columns, flanking an enamelled twin scale alcohol thermometer, with further carved detail, to a spun brass bezel enclosing a 3 ½” chapter ring, with scale of 69-80 with further visible mechanism, blued steel indicator hand and gilt adjustable marker, height 19”

An unusual wall mounted Maximum/Minimum Thermometer, signed for Callaghan, 23a New Bond Street, London W, the opaque glass Fahrenheit scale flanking a single scrolling tube, with maximum and minimum markers, within a lacquered brass mount further to a stepped rectangular mahogany fixing, height 16”

A mid-19th Century Rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid large Wheel Barometer, the rounded pediment to a baluster neck and shaped base, all inlaid with pierced mother-of-pearl detail and set with a silvered single scale mercury thermometer, over a cast brass bezel with convex glass enclosing an 11 ½” silvered dial with scale of 28-31, and signed J Gall, Optician of New York, height 42”

A mid-19th Century Mahogany cased Stick Barometer, Pillischer of 88 New Bond Street, London, the rounded head to a plain trunk and shaped base with applied cistern cover, to a two-part ivory scale, also set with a twin scale mercury thermometer and further barometric scale of 27-31 with adjustable vernier and visible tube, height 37”

A mid-19th Century Rosewood cased Barometer, C Woller of Birmingham, the swan neck pediment to a plain neck set with a silvered hygrometer over a bow front twin scale silvered alcohol thermometer (A/F), to a spun brass bezel enclosing a 7 ½” silvered dial with scale of 28-31 over a signed level, height 38”