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An aneroid oak barometer/thermometer.

A nickel plated aneroid barometer/thermometer in Edwardian silver mounted travelling case.

A 19th century walnut cased mercury column banjo barometer with white enamel dial and spirit thermometer/hygrometer, height 101cm

* A 19th century mahogany cased stick barometer, with thermometer, and ivory card, signed Simmons, Warwick, 92 cm high.

A Victorian Tunbridge ware mahogany adjustable book slide, the panel ends with tesserae panel of floral sprays, 18 cm long, together with a Victorian Tunbridge ware thermometer in the form of an obelisk, the tesserae panels with geometric and floral designs on a stepped square base, 19.5 cm high, and an early 20th century faux tortoiseshell obelisk thermometer, 16 cm high, (3).

An ornamentally turned ivory desk thermometer, with a flat back and having pierced decoration to the shaped cresting, 6in (15cm) h, under a glass dome.

A 19th century ornamentally turned ivory desk thermometer, of tapering form with knopped spire and cross finial, 13.75in (35cm) h.

A 19th century ornamentally turned ivory desk thermometer, with a tapering column having a pierced gallery and knopped spire finial, 11in (28cm) h.

A 19th century ornamentally turned ivory desk thermometer, of colonnade form with pierced cupola, the finial with losses, 10.5in (26.5cm) h.

A 19th century ivory desk thermometer, with an ornamentally turned base, stamped 'J Newman 122 Regent Strt London', 7in (18cm) h.

A 19th century ornamentally turned ivory desk thermometer, of lighthouse form, stamped 'Bate London', 6.75in (17cm) h.

A 19th Century mahogany and string inlaid barometer, by J Solcha of Hull, the case with scroll pediment centred by a brass finial, the humidity, thermometer, barometer and levelling dials silvered, with central mirror, 38 1/2” high

Mahogany stick barometer, silvered forecasting face with vernier and thermometer, signed Introvino & Co, Warrington, the inlaid case with domed cistern cover. Height 97cm. Illustrated

A Regency barometer and thermometer in a rosewood banjo shaped case, with convex mirror, level and humidity guage by Trey, Truro

An early Victorian mahogany barometer and thermometer in a banjo-shaped case

A TORTOISESHELL AND SILVER PAGE TURNER and a pocket thermometer by Watkins and Hill, Charing Cross, London, in outer leather case.

AN UNUSUAL BRASS COMBINATION CARRIAGE CLOCK AND MATCHING THERMOMETER.

A rare and unusual mounted ivory combination pen/pencil by Sampson Mordan & Co., comprising a dip pen, a pencil, a mercurial Fahrenheit thermometer calibrated from 30 to 110 and a compass in the top finial, stamped 'S.MORDAN & CO', 10.5cm (4in) long

An Admiral Fitzroy barometer, in cruciform oak frame with printed back panel, thermometer, etc., 104cm (41in) high

A Victorian black slate cased combination clock, barometer and thermometer, by S. Marti of Paris, white enamel dials, case inset malachite decoration, 46cm (18in) high

A VICTORIAN EBONISED ANEROID BAROMETER (no thermometer)

A brass automaton lighthouse clock, barometer and thermometer, the rotating head having timepiece movement with Roman dial, aneroid barometer and brass thermometer plates in French and English (thermometers lacking) the base having a small door enclosing the winding hole. Height 43 cms.

A late 19th Century clock barometer, the mahogany and ebonised case enclosing the timepiece movement with convex white enamel dial inscribed Hry Marc, Paris together with thermometer and replacement aneroid barometer. Height 49 cms.

An early 20th Century gilt metal clock barometer, the case having an urn finial over oak and acanthus leaf decoration, and enclosing an aneroid barometer and thermometer above the clock striking on a bell with white enamel Roman dial. Height 66 cms.

A late Victorian gilt brass cased desk "Holosteric" barometer and thermometer No. 34937, the 4.25ins silvered dial with engraved scale and mercury thermometer, contained in easel pattern case with rope pattern border, 8.25ins high

An early Victorian rosewood cased wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer by Joseph Caracia of Edenbridge, the 10ins silvered dial engraved with a map of the world to centre, the mercury thermometer contained in bow-fronted case, the whole in rosewood case inlaid with mother-of-pearl to borders, and moulded scroll pediment, 44ins high

A Victorian burr walnut cased stick barometer and thermometer by Lee & Son, High Street, Belfast, with engraved ivory scale and vernier, and alcohol thermometer, contained in walnut veneered case with arched top and turned cistern cover, 36ins high

An early Victorian oak cased stick barometer and thermometer by Davis of Leeds, with ivory scale, twin vernier and mercury thermometer, in plain oak case with moulded cornice and turned cistern cover, 38ins high

An early 20th Century mahogany wheel barometer in the Sheraton style, the case with broken pediment cornice and inlaid detail with a thermometer and silvered circular dial, bearing Negretti and Zambra paper label to the reverse, S/D, 100cm high

A Victorian rosewood five dial wheel barometer, having an onion top, silver dry/damp dial, white enamel thermometer dial, convex mirror, silver main dial signed Kerrison, Magdalen Street, Norwich, and a silver balance scale, height 94cm (Illus.)

A 19th century mahogany four dial wheel barometer, having a broken swan neck pediment, silver dry/damp dial, thermometer dial, and main dial, signed to the balance scale A Pagani of Nottingham, the case with ebony and boxwood stringing, height 97cm (Illus.)

A late Victorian oak aneroid framed barometer/thermometer

19th Century string inlaid mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer, the silvered dial signed John Bates, Kettering, 96cm long

Large enamel advertising thermometer inscribed 'Stephens Inks', 51" high

A George III style mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered dial inscribed Vitta & Co, Stafford, architectural pediment, central brass spire, the case with boxwood stringing, floral roundels and two shell paterae, finial, alcohol thermometer, 99cm high

A George III/IV mahogany stick barometer, the 19cm silvered register signed F.A Pizzala, inscribed 6 Bircham Lane, Royal Exchange, mercury thermometer, the case of plain design, stepped cornice, turned cistern cover, 97cm high, c.1830 Francis Augustuis Pizzala belonged to a numerous and notable dynasty of North Italian barometer makers, being the second generation of his family to work in London, at Leather lane, 1830/40.

A 19th Century Travelling Fahrenheit Thermometer with ivory register in coromandul case. 3 1/2" (9cms) long.

A Late Victorian Free Standing Table Thermometer with embossed and pierced silver front, London 1899, 18cm high (crack to opaline plate)

A Baird & Tatlock mahogany cased set of weights, a cased Negretti and Zambra thermometer, cased scales and another cased set to weights

An oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, a stoneware umbrella stand and an oriental hardwood spice box, etc

GILARDI OF BRISTOL: A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY WALL BAROMETER with a dry/damp gauge above a thermometer, a convex mirror, a barometer dial engraved to the centre with Prince of Wales feather motif and a signed spirit level, the case with boxwood and ebony stringing, 38"

A REGENCY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER by F. Stringa of Carmarthen, the case with a scrolling pediment above a dry/damp gauge, thermometer, convex mirror and silvered barometer dial, the case with boxwood stringing, 381/2".

A VICTORIAN NAUTICAL DESK CLOCK AND BAROMETER, the white enamelled timepiece and aneroid barometer suspended from an anchor with a thermometer to the centre, on a stepped plinth base, 11" high.

A turned ivory pedestal fitted an Oxford thermometer, 3 1/2in. high.

A Collection of Medical Items, including a 19th century ebony monaural stethoscope, a 19th century steel bullet extractor, two silver tracheotomy sets, two feeding spoons, fleam, presentation set of scalpels, cased thermometer, feeding bottle etc.

A Collection of Miniature Cameras, including Houghtons "Tikka", pocket watch shaped camera, Ensignette, Ensign Midget and Model 22, Pentax Auto 110, Zeiss Ikonta, Zeiss Ikon, ULCA, Colly, Mycro and Petie; plus Wynne's Infallible Hunter Meter, in original tin, Watkins Bee Meter and boxed Kodak thermometer.

A BRASS SPINTHARISCOPE by W Crookes, 1903, 1 1/4" long; an ear trumpet; a travelling thermometer by Negretti and Zambra and a laudanum spoon.

A GEORGIAN THERMOMETER with silvered scale and bow fronted mahogany case, together with an aneroid wall barometer and thermometer by Rowell, Oxford (2).

A MAHOGANY MARINE STICK BAROMETER with enclosed silvered scales, opening to reveal a thermometer beneath an ogee moulded top, plain shaft with brass gimbal and cistern, 36 1/4" high.

G VOLONTERIO; A George III mahogany stick barometer with chevron column turned reservoir cover inlaid with stringing the silver dial with thermometer and barometric scale, 3812 inches high

A late Georgian wheel barometer and thermometer with silvered dials and convex mirror in a mahogany case with broken scroll surmount, 38 inches high

Early c19th rosewood wheel barometer painted decoration silvered dial with thermometer, damp meter and level

A Regency wheel barometer, the 8.5” silvered register signed ‘F Mollon, St Lawrence Steps, Norwich’ under an alcohol filled domed thermometer, the case boxwood line strung with conche shell inlay under an architectural pediment 94cm high

LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, the "banjo" case with hygrometer, thermometer, mirror, 20cm circular silvered dial and level, signed D.Fagioli, Clerkenwell, (mechanical mechanism functional). 97cm

Victorian carved oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, 39.5ins. high.

A Victorian rosewood dial barometer and thermometer, each with silvered dials and case with painted decoration, the dial signed Cuzner of Shepton Mallett, 36" high.

Three boxes of miscellaneous china and glassware and other household items to include drinking glasses, a small mahogany framed banjo shaped aneroid barometer/thermometer, etc.

A Sheraton Period mahogany wheel barometer, the mahogany veneered banjo shape case with marquetry shell and star inlay, the border with cable stringing, a brass dutch drop handle, having a silvered thermometer dial with swag engraving, the eight inch diameter engraved circular silvered barometer dial centred the points of a compass and aIANO Fecit. *Edwin Banfield states in Barometer Makers & retailers 1660-1900, Charles Aino in London 1790- 1820 then moved to Canterbury.

A late 20th Century lacquered Brass Desk compendium, Seth Thomas, the cube formed case raised on a rotating circular foot, with silvered square dial, 8-day Timepiece, to a thermometer Barometer and hydrometer, height 4”

A first half of the 19th Century Mahogany cased Wheel Barometer, E Dyball of Post Office Street, Norwich, the case with applied “C” scroll detail, to a silvered single scale mercury thermometer, to a convex bezel and glass enclosing a signed 7 ½” dial with scale of 28 to 31, height 38”