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NICKALLS & KNIGHT, REIGATE A mid Victorian oak Banjo Barometer having mercurial column action, spirit thermometer with silvered calibrated dial, cast bezel and Arabic calibrated silvered dial, 90cm high

AN ANEROID WALL BAROMETER, with thermometer

A THERMOMETER by Halse & Son of London under a glass dome, a silver and glass small vase and an Art Nouveau small vase with pewter mounts (3)

A SILVER CASED WATCH, BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, a silver cased desk watch and a small silver cased Lancet desk watch (3) (see illustration)

A reproduction leather ale jug, a black and gold painted tin shaped bowl, a cooking thermometer, a red lacquered tea caddy and come collector`s cards (as viewed)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with broken triangular pediment, the silvered dial with mercury filled thermometer, Vernier scale and inscribed `Salemone, Oxford`, mercury filled tubed (the glass cistern a/f and lacking cistern cover), 38" overall.

Small oak-cased Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer in the Victorian style, 64cms, (25).

Victorian oak-cased Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer, with carved decoration, 87cms, (34).

A James Wolley & Sons mercury hydrometer, an oak cased thermometer with ivorine scale, a toddy ladle with twisted whale bone handle and a button hook.

A Georgian mahogany banjo barometer with oval shell inlaid patterae, alcohol thermometer and silvered dial inscribed G B Giobbio, The Crown Inn Devizes.

A Mixed Lot comprising: a Mahogany cased set of Brass and Alloy Weights; together with a further Mahogany cased "Sikes`s Hydrometer, Loftus, 146 Oxford Street, London", of typical form (thermometer tube A/F), various dates and makers (2)

Ballater- a miniature Scottish provincial silver mounted novelty thermometer William Robb, marked ROBB / BALLATER Edinburgh 1912, the simple rectangular case with hinged lid opening to reveal an ivory stained plaque with mercury thermometer 5.5cm 1,5cm x 0.5cm Note: Miniature and novelty items formed a large part of Robb`s work and although made for commercial reasons, they also to show his ability as a maker. A large range were made and were popular with local collectors.

A mahogany barometer with onion top, hydrometer, thermometer and level dial, and enamelled central dial, 39" high.

A Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid onion top barometer, with hygrometer and level, signed C. Cremonini, Bilston, 40 1/2" high (lacking thermometer).

Banjo Barometer. Incorporating a thermometer and a hydrometer.

An Edwardian oak cased aneroid barometer by Thomas Armstrong & Bro, Manchester, having silvered dial and concave thermometer scale

An early 20th century oak small aneroiod barometer in banjo case having thermometer scale

An early 19th century rosewood wheel barometer having thermometer and humidity scale and level

An Art Deco desk Barometer/Thermometer chromed finish Reg no 843105

A Thermometer mounted on a cut glass obelisk and a small circular Aneroid Barometer

A 19th Century mahogany Wheel Barometer/Thermometer with swan neck pediment, silvered dials and ebonised stringing, 3 ft 4in H

A Victorian carved walnut marine stick barometer by I & A Walker, South Castle Street, Liverpool, circa 1870, bow fronted with ivory scales and thermometer, acanthus carved crest and lower terminal to a moulded brass cylindrical cistern, 95 cm. Illustrated.

A quantity of collectables, including; a gilt brass table thermometer of French Gothic design, a mahogany lamp base, an I.C.A.N, calibration Navigational computer, a hardwood tray and sundry.

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with mother-of-pearl inlays and formed with a hygrometer over thermometer, 24cm dial over level marked P.CORTI EXETER, 104 cm high.

A Victorian rosewood and Boulle rocking desk blotter by J C Vickery and an Edwardian carved oak thermometer marked McGregor & Co Opticians Glasgow.

Nineteenth century barometer / thermometer by J Cierci, London in mahogany banjo shaped case

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with onion shaped top above a brass thermometer, a gilt edged convex mirror and enamel indicator dial over a spirit level, 102cm high

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with a silvered hydrometer and thermometer above the circular indicator dial and spirit level, 110cm high

An early 19th century line inlaid wheel barometer with swan neck pediment and hydrometer above a thermometer, a convex mirror and circular silvered indicator dial, terminating with a spirit level 97cm high

ART NOUVEAU METAL CASE DESK / MANTLE CLOCK PLUS VINTAGE WALL THERMOMETER

A SPELTER DESK THERMOMETER, applied a bust, 15 cm high, and a desk weight (a.f.) (2)

A COPPER BED WARMING PAN, an aneroid barometer with thermometer, various glass, ceramics and similar items (2 boxes)

AN ANEROID BAROMETER, with thermometer, and assorted pictures and prints (box)

A PAIR OF BRASS EJECTOR CANDLESTICKS, an aneroid barometer and thermometer, silver plated flatwares, and other similar items (box)

A VICTORIAN WHEEL BAROMETER, with thermometer, hydrometer, and level, lacks mirror, in a rosewood case, 94 cm high

A WALL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, the silver dial signed G Smith Leamington, in a rosewood case, 92 cm high

A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER with damp/dry gauge above a mercury filled thermometer and broad barometer dial, the level engraved "Leach, Salisbury", all within a mahogany and satinwood crossbanded case, 43" high. See illustration

A Victorian rosewood timepiece in the form of a miniature longcase clock, the architectural pediment over a spring driven movement with 2½ inch silvered dial over an alcohol thermometer and aneroid barometer with 2½ inch diameter register, the stepped base with presentation plaque presented to `Colour Sergeant J Robertson by Major J R Campbell, 85th KLI (Kings Light Infantry) on leaving the Regiment` 49cm high, along with a coopered oak butter dish holder with plated mounts the lid engraved `Presented to Colour Sergeant J Robertson by the Sergeant`s 85th KLI on his leaving the Regiment`, 16½ cm diameter The 85th Regiment founded in Shrewsbury 1759 and was disbanded and raised twice, 1809 85th Light Infantry, 1821 85th King`s Light Infantry, 1881 King`s Shropshire Light Infantry (Amalgamation of 53rd Shropshire Regiment and 85th KLI). The lot also includes three photographs of later family members of Colour Sergeant J Robertson including W J Robertson, 1918 and Arthur B Robertson, probably the sons of J Robertson.

A Victorian walnut wheel type barometer, the 8 inch diameter silvered register indistinctly signed under a mercury thermometer, the case with C-scroll mouldings (lacking adjustment knob), 91cm high

A yewood stick barometer, early 20th century, the ivorine rectangular canted register, under a caddy top pediment, over a rectangular column, lacking thermometer, above a moulded square cistern cover, 101cm high

An enamelled tin Underberg advertising thermometer (thermometer bowl lacking), 25 1/4" wide.

A 19th Century mahogany cased barometer with swan neck pediment, thermometer, silvered dial and level, signed `Camponovo of Oxford`, the case 7" high. (for restoration).

An elephant`s tusk desk thermometer, 7 1/2" high.

† An early 20th century leather desk clock companion By Kendall & Co. Paris with a thermometer surrounded by three dials for a clock, a calander and a barometer, in a leather case and outer fitted leather and velvet case PLEASE NOTE: THIS LOT HAS 5% IMPORT TAX ON THE HAMMER 12cm high

A 19th century mahogany dial barometer Marked Spencer Browning & Co. London of plain design with a raised scroll border, silvered dial and thermometer dial 93cm high

A Venetian Glass Table Mirror, together with another small table mirror and an oak circular barometer/thermometer

An Early 20th Century Walnut Grandmother Clock, the silvered dial with three-train striking movement, together with an oak banjo barometer/thermometer

A mahogany stick barometer, with arched top, the silvered dial signed Curtis, Neath, with subsidiary thermometer, height 93cm (36 1/2in.).

A travelling Jaeger le Coultre clock / barometer / thermometer , circa 1930, 14.5 cm x 11 cm.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER and thermometer, the rectangular brass register plates signed `Pochaine Fecit` enclosed by a hinged glass door, beneath a moulded cornice and strung decoration, 37" long

An oak cased aneroid barometer with a mercury thermometer inscribed W. Gregory & Co. Ltd, 74 cms high

An Edwardian cross banded mahogany aneroid barometer with an architectural pediment above a mercury thermometer and silvered dial inscribed F. Williams opticians, Merthyr Tydfil, 97 cms high

A Victorian mahogany onion topped barometer, with a hydrometer, an alcohol thermometer with a silvered dial and spirit level to the base, 160 cms high

A Sikes`s Hydrometer, comprising a rule, a bulb and weights and a mercury thermometer on an ivory back board all contained within a lined mahogany box, bears an ivory plaque "Sikes`s Hydrometer, Buss 48 Hatton Garden, London

DICKINSON, IPSWICH, 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FIVE DIAL BANJO BAROMETER, 8 ins, white dial marked Q.C. & Son, London, made with thermometer above, 37 ins high.

A 1930`S MAHOGANY AND BARBER`S-POLE STRUNG ANEROID WALL BAROMETER, 8 silvered circular dial with thermometer above, 32 ins high.

An early 20th Century Oak cased Aneroid Wheel Barometer, the shaped and carved case set with a twin-scale porcelain backed mercury thermometer, to a spun brass bezel enclosing a porcelain dial with scale of 26-31, height 25"

A late 20th Century Aneroid Wheel Barometer, Rapport of London, the broken arch pediment centred with a cast brass finial, to a baluster throat, and rosette inlaid detail, to a silvered twin scale alcohol thermometer and spun brass bezel, with signed 7 ½" silvered dial with scale of 28-31, height 37"

A late 19th Century Brass cased Aneroid Barometer, E J Dent of Paris 10288, the drum-shaped case with ring suspension, to a knurled bezel enclosing a 4 ¼" dial with scale of 28-31, over a demi-lune Fahrenheit thermometer, diameter 4 ¾"

A Burr Walnut and ebonised bow fronted Stick Barometer, signed Peter Fox of Norfolk, the signed silvered scale of 27-31 with adjustable vernier, beneath an overhanging cornice, to a plain long trunk, set with twin scale silvered mercury thermometer, to a rectangular base with chamfered corners, and set with a half-round cistern cover, height 37"