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An early 19th century string inlaid mahogany mercury wheel barometer with inlaid patterae decoration with alcohol thermometer over a silvered dial, inscribed CB Giobbio, Crown Inn, Devizes.

A weather master wheel barometer/thermometer with a hygrometer in a mahogany finish case, 72.5cm h, French timepiece, weather station and a micrometre, cased

A 19th Century walnut cased Admiral Fitzroy`s barometer, the case with Gothic arch style top and foliate carved decoration over foliate capped pilasters enclosing the works with central mercury barometer and printed label to back over a mercury thermometer with ivory dial and atmosphere tube, 27 cm wide x 127 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

A 19th Century rosewood cased banjo barometer, the broken arch pediment with brass vase finial over a dry damp dial and alcohol thermometer with silvered dial, the main dial with convex glass and brass bezel over a level inscribed "guaranteed correct", 31 cm wide x 110 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

A 19th Century Irish mahogany, rosewood and satinwood strung banjo barometer, the broken arch pediment over a silvered dry damp dial and alcohol thermometer with silvered dial, a circular convex mirror and the main dial inscribed "Scriber, Dublin" within a brass bezel over a silvered dialled level, 25.5 cm wide x 96.3 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

A 19th Century mahogany, rosewood and satinwood strung banjo barometer, the broken arch pediment over an alcohol thermometer with silvered dial and the circular main dial inscribed "A Molinari, Halesworth" within a brass bezel, 26.5 cm wide x 96.2 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

A VICTORIAN CARRIAGE CLOCK, thermometer and barometer in a brass case with carrying handle, retailed by Elkington of Paris

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BAROMETER of lotus pattern with engraved and silvered dial, alcohol thermometer, bubble level, hygrometer and convex mirror, 94cm h. ++ In good condition, recently restored/cleaned

A late Victorian carved walnut cased wall mounted barometer/thermometer, height 50cm.

A decorative mahogany and giltwood barometer/thermometer, height 90cm.

A mahogany cased circular wall barometer/thermometer, the dial marked in Italian, by C Comitti & Son London, dial diameter 20cm.

An Art Deco style chrome plated desk top weather station, incorporating thermometer, hygrometer and barometer, height 14.5cm.

An early 20th century carved oak cased barometer/thermometer, by Lloyd Payne & Amiel of Manchester, height 87cm.

A bronze desk thermometer, in the form of a young cavalier playing a double base, on a marble plinth, 20cm high

19th century mahogany and parquetry inlaid Banjo shaped barometer by J Peduxxi, 49 Oldam Street, Manchester ,with thermometer and weather dial 39in. (99.06cm)

19th century mahogany cased banjo barometer by P.Guarnerio of Huntingdon with damp/dry dial, thermometer, and level 39in. (99.06cm)

19th century mahogany satinwood and ebony strung banjo shaped barometer by A Guarnerio of St Ives with hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror , weather dial and level 38in. (96.52cm)

An Edwardian circular wall mounted aneroid barometer, the oak case with carved rope twist edge, fitted a crescent thermometer tube, 28cm (11in) diameter

A Louis XVI painted and parcel gilt provincial wheel barometer and thermometer, with carved profile of a Roman emperor

A late Victorian aneroid wheel barometer, with silvered thermometer dial, printed barometer dial, within boldly carved oak frame, 28in.

An early 19th Century mahogany cased wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer by C.A. Canti of Town Malling, with 12ins silvered dial and bow-fronted mercury thermometer, contained in faded mahogany case crossbanded in rosewood and inlaid with stringings, scroll pediment and turned ivory finial, 48ins high (in need of restoration)

A Victorian rosewood cased wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer, the 10ins silvered dial with domed glass and alcohol thermometer, in plain rosewood case inlaid with mother-of-pearl paterae, 40ins high

A Victorian oak cased stick barometer and later thermometer by Dolland of London with engraved ivory scale and vernier, contained in plain oak case, the arched top with bevelled glazed panel and turned cistern cover, 37ins high

A late 19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer and thermometer by Negretti & Zambra of London, in the Georgian style with silvered scale and vernier and mercury thermometer, contained in mahogany case inlaid with chequered bandings, angled pediment, and exposed tube and turned cistern cover, 38ins high

A Victorian brass and black painted ship`s barometer of marine type, with slender black painted tubular stem with thermometer, the reservoir cover signed "J. Hicks, Hatton Garden, London, September, No. 946", 39in. high.

GEORGE III FADED MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD STRUNG WHEEL BAROMETER, the slender case with architectural pediment, long thermometer and unusual centrally mounted hygrometer, 20cm circular silvered dial signed CATANO FECIT. 40cm

VICTORIAN WALNUT CASED ONION TOP WHEEL BAROMETER, with hygrometer, thermometer, mirror, 20cm circular white enamel dial signed CLIDERO, NORTHALLERTON, and level mercury tube complete, mercury absent. 95cm

Late Victorian ebony and bone dominoes in original mahogany box; together with the Conway Stewart Dinkie pen, a Baronite ceramic pipe made in Holland, an oriental designed thermometer, 9" high (4).

A mahogany cased barometer with silvered dial, 17" diameter, together with thermometer, 20" high.

A cut glass monument thermometer 255mm tall

A Brass Confectioner`s Thermometer And Two Caterers Metal Counters

A Victorian banjo type thermometer/barometer by `Martinelli Holborn, London`.

A 19th Century banjo barometer engraved M. Straus Farringdon to front and with thermometer, convex mirror and humidity dial to neck.

A Duckham`s forecourt advertising thermometer.

An Art Nouveau mahogany and marquetry aneroid barometer/thermometer.

A William IV mahogany cased wheel barometer, signed J Donegani, Newcastle Under Lyme, in a stylised figured mahogany case with a hydrometer, thermometer and spirit level, 99cm high.

A MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER signed D. Milesio, the brass single vernier dial with inset thermometer, the case with broken arch pediment (finial missing), visible mercury tube flanked by feather banded veneers and chequer stringing, turned cistern, 38 1/2" high

A travelling gilt metal circular cased aneroid barometer, with a combined thermometer and compass, mounted within the leather case lid, by J.H.STEWARD, London.

A Victorian carved walnut clock, calendar and barometer compendium, a walnut carved wall barometer with thermometer and an oak cased wheel barometer by Short and Mason (3).

A brass porthole barometer by J. Lilley & Son, with thermometer and a mahogany and ebonised mantel timepiece (2).

A large rolling ball Mantel Clock with circular dial, decorated floral swags, diamante surround, subsidiary barometer and thermometer dials, in gilt brass case having four bevelled glass panels and lion surmount, 20in

C.1880 Admiral Fitzroys barometer with oak Oxford frame, brass pointers, Gothic printed decoration, atmosphere gauge and alcohol thermometer and barometer. 14 3/4 long"

A Fine French Wall Barometer. The case veneered in diagonally grained kingwood veneers enriched with gilt bronze Rococo mounts cast with scrolls of crested foliage and incorporating a thermometer with hand painted scale and barometer dial inscribed Barométre selon Toricelly. 45 ins (115 cms) in height.

Early 19th century figured mahogany wheel barometer with thermometer, damp meter, mirror and level

R & J Beck, London Ivory and Wooden Desk Thermometer, in form of a reeded column, on round platform base (top finial chipped), 25cm high

Shoolbred & Co., London Oak Banjo Hanging Barometer with thermometer, having carved scroll decoration, 61cm high

Early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer by Ganter, Dumfries, with hygrometer level and thermometer and mirror

A VICTORIAN OAK DOUBLE BANJO BAROMETER having mercurial column action silvered dial with hygrometer/thermometer and level, 98cm

A 19th Century five glass barometer, by Chas Maspero, Manchester, with silvered humidity, thermometer, barometer and levelling dials and centred with a convex mirror, the mahogany case with scroll pediment centred by a turned brass finial, 43 1/2" long

Tunbridge Ware obelisk desk thermometer, 19.25cm high.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WALL THERMOMETER signed C W Dixey & Son, 3 New Bond Street, London to the silvered plate, with a hydrometer dial above, the case with chevron stringing, 62 cms high, restored. See illustration

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ART NOUVEAU OAK CASED ANEROID BAROMETER, fitted with a mercury thermometer, the case carved and pierced with sinuous plant forms, 80cms high

A 19TH CENTURY STICK BAROMETER, with ivory card, the mahogany case fitted with arch top, fitted with a thermometer, 93cm

Oak barometer/thermometer

A rare George III satinwood mercury wheel barometer, Vecchio, Nottingham, early 19th century, the 10 inch rosette centred circular silvered register calibrated in inches beneath arched Fahrenheit scale mercury thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level signed VECCHIO, Nottingham and setting pointer adjustment disc, the case with line inlaid borders to front edges, 107cm high. Probably by James Vecchio who is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Nottingham circa 1810-30 Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Regency mahogany mercury wheel barometer, John Somalvico, London, early 19th century, with 10 inch star-centred circular silvered register calibrated in inches and with the usual annotations beneath convex mirror, arched mercury Fahrenheit thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the rounded base with spirit level signed Jno. Somalvico, 2 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON beneath setting pointer adjustment disc, the shaped case with ebony and box strung front edges, 112cm high. Several makers named J. Somalvico are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Hatton Garden, London in the early 19th century Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A fine Regency large mahogany mercury wheel barometer with timepiece, L. Stampa, London, early 19th century, with 12 inch scroll-centre engraved circular silvered register calibrated in inches and with the usual annotations beneath 5 inch circular white Roman numeral timepiece dial fronting a single fusee circular four pillar movement with tic-tac escapement and signed Holmden, London to backplate, with arched mercury Fahrenheit thermometer to the shaped trunk and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment with ivory vase finial, the rounded base with spirit level signed L. STAMPA, Kirby Str"t, Hatton Garden, London and setting pointer adjustment square, the case with line-edged crossbanded borders to front edges, 126cm high. L. Stampa is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working circa 1800-20 where it is noted that he seemed to specialise in larger wheel barometers incorporating timepieces. John George Holmden is recorded in Baillie, G.H. Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as working in London 1807-40 Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A rare George III mahogany mercury dial barometer, Spear, Dublin, circa 1800, with ivory vase finial to the swan neck pediment above 7 inch square glazed silvered register calibrated in inches with the usual annotations and signed Spear 23 Capel St. DUBLIN to centre, with brass setting pointer adjustment disc to throat above arched mercury Fahrenheit scale thermometer to the slender trunk, the tablet shaped base with cavetto moulded underside, 101cm high excluding finial. Richard Spear is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from 23 Capel Street, Dublin 1793-1809. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Victorian rosewood sympiesometer, Joseph Hughes, London, mid 19th century, with stepped cavetto moulded pediment above glazed rectangular silvered scale applied with oil and hydrogen gas filled syphon tube against a Fahrenheit temperature scale with separate adjustable scale calibrated for the barometric inches, to the left is a Fahrenheit scale mercury thermometer, the plate is inscribed Joseph Hughes, London, Improved SYMPIESOMETER and has a sector for the rotating recording disc towards the lower left hand corner, 59cm high. Joseph Hughes is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from various addresses in London 1822-78. The sympiesometer was invented by Alexander Adie of Edinburgh in 1818 as an alternative to the standard marine barometer. The instrument works by measuring the relative atmospheric compression of hydrogen in the upper section of a syphon tube usually filled with almond oil. However, as hydrogen will expand and contract with variations in temperature, the pressure scale first needs to be calibrated against a temperature reading (from the thermometer placed next to the syphon tube) before the atmospheric pressure can be ascertained. The main benefit gained from using a sympiesometer rather than a mercury barometer whilst at sea is that it is less susceptible to the motion of the ship and easily calibrated for variances in temperature. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Regency mahogany bowfronted cistern tube stick barometer, Dollond, London, early 19th century, with cavetto moulded caddy upstand above brass edged glazed rectangular silvered vernier register annotated and calibrated in inches and signed DOLLOND, LONDON to upper margin, the trunk with vernier adjustment squares and hygrometer above brass edged bowfronted mercury Fahrenheit and Reaumur scale thermometer flanked by ebony line inset edges above ebonised urn-shaped cistern cover to the shaped rectangular base with ebony line lozenge inlaid canted angles and cavetto moulded underside, 101cm high. Peter Dollond is recorded by Banfield as born 1730 and died 1820. He was the son of John Dollond, a Huguenot silk weaver, and started business as an optician at the age of twenty in 1750. He was joined by his father in 1752 until the latter`s death in 1761 and then by his brother, John, until his death in 1804. The family business was continued by Peter Dollond`s nephew, George Huggins, who subsequently changed his surname to Dollond. Peter Dollond was appointed optician to George III and the Duke of York and the workshop was renowned for producing high quality instruments. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports