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A 19th century rosewood cased wheel barometer with a swan neck pediment above a thermometer and dial below

A late Victorian carved oak wall mounted barometer/thermometer, in architectural case with broken arch pediment, the thermometer flanked by turned fluted columns, height 93cm. (Illustrated)

A 19th century mother-of-pearl ivory desk thermometer in the form of a obelisk on a stepped square base, raised on four ball feet, 23cm high.

An Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer in leaf carved case (a/f).

An H Samuel wall clock, barometer and thermometer, an Art Deco green glass cased mantel clock and a similar photograph frame, a "Yeoman of the Guard" Toby jug and a similar "Chelsea Pensioner" Toby jug, a 1953 Coronation tin-plate covered autograph album and other printed ephemera, etc

An Edwardian oak aneroid barometer and thermometer

A George V oak cased wheel barometer with mercury thermometer, the case with carved decoration.

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with alcohol thermometer, silvered dials, hygrometer, convex mirror and bubble level inscribed 'E.F Davy, Yarmouth', the case with swan neck pediment and boxwood and ebony line stringing (faults).

A 19th Century mahogany cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the rectangular glazed case enclosing a central mercury tube flanked by a mercury thermometer, with printed paper dials inscribed 'B. Jacobs, Hull', height approx 88.5cm.

An Edwardian rosewood wheel barometer, with mercury thermometer and ceramic dials, the case with boxwood foliate scroll and urn inlaid decoration.

A 20th Century oak cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the glazed case revealing a mercury tube flanked by a thermometer and an 'atmosphere' tube, with printed paper dial, height approx 104cm.

A mid-20th Century oak wheel barometer with silvered dials and mercury thermometer, the case with carved decoration.

An Edwardian walnut wheel barometer with mercury thermometer and silvered dials, the case with carved pediment above Gothic arch and foliate moulded decoration, the circular dial in a square surround above a carved scroll apron.

A George V oak aneroid wheel barometer with mercury thermometer, and silvered dials, the case with foliate carving.

A 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dials, hygrometer, mercury thermometer, and bubble level inscribed 'G. Read, Baldock', the case with broken arch pediment and ebony and boxwood stringing, height approx 97cm (faults).

An Edwardian oak cased wheel barometer with mercury thermometer and silvered dials, inscribed 'Negretti & Zambra...', the case with moulded scroll decoration (faults).

A late 19th Century French gilt brass combination carriage timepiece and barometer, each enamel circular dial within a matt gilt surround flanking a mercury thermometer, the glazed case designed with eight fluted and turned pillars united by pierced trellis bands, the top fitted with a compass and surmounted with a T-bar handle, height approx 15cm.

A 19th Century mahogany cased mercury thermometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'Watkins & Hill, 5 Charing Cross, London', the glazed bowfront case with moulded pediment, height approx 40cm.

An early Victorian figured mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial and mercury thermometer, the case applied with scroll mouldings, height approx 102cm.

An early Victorian figured mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dial inscribed 'B. Porri, Skipton' and mercury thermometer, the case applied with scroll mouldings, height approx 100cm.

A 19th Century Scottish mahogany marine stick barometer, the ivory dial with vernier scale and inscribed 'J. Bon. Dundee', the case with shaped pediment above mercury thermometer to trunk and brass cistern, height approx 98.5cm (restoration).

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with silvered dials, hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror and bubble level inscribed 'Crundwell, Tunbridge Kent', the case with swan neck pediment and inlaid with ebony and boxwood stringing, height approx 96cm (faults).

A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer, the silvered arch dial with vernier scale, mercury thermometer and inscribed 'Horne & Co., 123 & 121 Newgate St. London', enclosed by a glazed door above a trunk with visible mercury tube and circular cistern cover, height approx 93.5cm.

A late Victorian figured walnut banjo barometer by Dollond of London, the circular silvered dial under thermometer and with carved top and base edges, length 140cm, dial diameter 24.5cm, with bone adjusting button (Illustrated)

An Edwardian inlaid rosewood barometer/thermometer by A Casartelli of 54 Old Hall Street and 14 St Johns Lane Liverpool, height 84.5cm, dial diameter 19.5cm

A reproduction inlaid mahogany cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer/thermometer, height 101cm

A Victorian mahogany banjo barometer/thermometer, marked Whitehead, Market Harboro with convex central roundel, silvered dial and thermometer gauge, height 91.5cm

A 19th century walnut banjo barometer thermometer (lacking thermometer) by J J Lockwood, (in need of minor restoration)

A late 19th century French cast brass table thermometer, the cast frame decorated with cherubs and mask heads within neoclassical floral swags, (thermometer af), height 22cm, marked RF667(?) verso

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER BY C.B HAMMOND OF NOTTINGHILL, having silvered dials and faces to the dry damp indicator thermometer level and barometer. 38" High overall x 12" Diameter.

Two oak cased aneroid barometers, each with thermometer dial, 18in.

An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, by G & E Davis, Opticians, Leeds, featuring engraved silvered level barometer, thermometer and hygrometer dials, swan-neck cresting, 3ft.

Four various clocks; a desk barometer; a globe barometer and thermometer; and other items

An aneroid barometer and thermometer with enamelled dial and marker and pointer with scale 26 to 31 inches in oak case

A 19th Century banjo shaped barometer in a mahogany and shell inlaid case, the architectural cornice above an alcohol thermometer, the silvered dial signed A Gatty, Lewes

A 19th Century Desktop Thermometer, the ivory register inscribed CHADBURN, on an ebonised base under a glass dome, 23 cm high overall

An Art Deco Style Barometer & Thermometer, 56.5 cm high

Mostly plated wares, comprising; a wine bottle holder, a seven bar toastrack, raised on spherical feet, a candle snuffing cone, with a King's pattern handle, a bowl, a small strainer, a wine thermometer and three further items

A Simulated Black Slate Wooden Mantel Clock, together with another mantel clock, an oak barometer thermometer and other items

An early 19th century mahogany banjo barometer, by Youle, London, with broken pediment centred by urn finial, above glazed silvered thermometer and barometer dials, spirit level to base, 100cm high

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by Miller, Edinburgh, the case with rounded brass top, containing glazed circular hygrometer above thermometer and barometer, chevron banded trunk and box base, 99cm high

A George III satinwood banjo barometer, by P Borbon & Co, Edinburgh, ebony edged overall, the swan neck pediment centred by bras urn finial, above glazed hygrometer, thermometer and barometer dials, spirit level to the base, 107cm high

A late 19th/ early 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer of architectural form, with silvered dial and thermometer, height overall, 100cm.

A mahogany cased wheel barometer with dry/damp indicator, thermometer, circular convex mirror, silvered dial, and level dial signed " Primaves Salop", height 97 cm, early 19th century and later.

A 19th century rosewood cased wheel barometer, with silvered dry/damp indicator dial, thermometer, and level dial, signed J. Monti, Canterbury, height 99.5 cm.

An early 19th Century Mahogany and Boxwood inlaid Wheel Barometer, the broken arch pediment over a baluster throat, inlaid with shell detail, and centred by a single scale alcohol thermometer, to an ogee bezel enclosing an 8" brass dial signed John Schalfino of Taunton, with scale of 28-31, height 38"

An early 20th Century Rosewood and Boxwood Inlaid Aneroid Wheel Barometer, the shaped case with inlaid Sheraton style decoration, to a twin scale porcelain backed mercury thermometer, over a spun brass bezel with bevelled glass, enclosing a 7 ½" porcelain dial with scale of 26-31, height 34 ½"

An 18th Century Mahogany and Boxwood line inlaid Stick Barometer, John Silve of Plymouth, the broken arch pediment centred with a cast brass urn finial, to a single hinged and glazed door, and trunk with herringbone detail and reeded corners with visible tube to a circular cistern cover, and signed brass scale of 28-31 with further single scale alcohol thermometer, height 38" (requires full restoration)

A late 19th Century Mahogany cased Stick Barometer, Negretti and Zambra of 11 Hatton Garden and 68 Cornhill, London, the plain arched case with plain trunk and demi-lune cistern cover, with visible tube to a signed two-part Ivory scale of 27 to 31, and flanked by a twin scale mercury thermometer, height 37"

An early 20th Century Lacquered Brass Cased Combination Aneroid Barometer/Thermometer, the drum-shaped case with ring suspension to a 5" dial, signed J Hughes of Ratcliffe, London, and set with scale of 28-31, over a single scale mercury thermometer, and mounted on a contemporary carved walnut scrolling plinth base, height 8"

An early to mid 20th Century mahogany barometer with swan neck cresting and thermometer and silvered dial to the aneroid workings, 39" high.

A fruit wood barometer with a brass dial and a thermometer, presented to W. M. Busby by The Kidlington cricket club, September 14th 1911, 30 1/2" high.

Adams & Co., London. An early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment with brass urn finial to centre over an ebony and boxwood edged trunk, with silvered hydrometer, mercury thermometer, convex mirror, main dial and signed spirit level, 106 cms high

Carved oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer

A circa 1830 rosewood four dial wheel barometer of narrow proportions, having a broken swan neck pediment above four silver dials; dry/damp dial, thermometer, main dial, balance scale signed Hynes of (Kings) Lynn, height 95cm

A circa 1830 rosewood four dial wheel barometer, having a broken swan neck pediment above silver dry/damp dial, thermometer dial, main dial and balance scale, unsigned, height 99cm

A Victorian walnut stick barometer, having a painted glass on opaque porcelain? double main scale, above painted glass thermometer, unsigned, height 94cm

A Victorian rosewood five dial wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment (a/f) above silvered dry/damp dial, thermometer dial, mirror reflector, main dial and balance scale, unsigned, height 94cm

A late Victorian beech frame aneroid barometer with thermometer scale

An Art Deco chrome thermometer, barometer having calendar in stylised frame