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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”

A mid-19th Century Oak Cased Stick Barometer and Weather Station, Dring and Fage of Tooley Street, London, the overhanging cornice to a glazed scale with bevelled porcelain plates, with scale of 27-31 and twin vernier adjustment, to a signed 2 ½” aneroid barometer with scale of 27-31 (workings lacking), and a side screw adjustment over a porcelain plate set with two thermometers and a further third maximum/minimum thermometer, to a shield shaped cistern cover, height 39”

An early 20th Century electroplated Brass cased Aneroid Barometer, of drum form, with composite dial set with a horizontal mercury thermometer, and scale of 28-31 with central adjusting hand, height 5 ½”

A late 19th Century Oak cased Desk Compendium, the scrolling case surmounted by a cast gilt metal spread eagle, to carved foliate decoration and flared plinth base, centred with a porcelain backed twin scale mercury thermometer, and flanked by a 3 ½” Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel hands, and opposed by a matching barometer with scale of 26-31, height 12 ¾”

A late 19th/early 20th Century 24 hour duration Measuring Mechanism, of cylindrical lacquered brass construction, suited to recording barometer/thermometer type apparatus, diameter 5”, height 7”

A late Victorian turned and carved ivory desk thermometer, with compass, of tapering form with petal and bead borders, compass later, 4.5in (11.5cm) h.

Oak cased aneroid barometer / thermometer combination clock

Oak cased aneroid barometer / thermometer

Late Victorian aneroid barometer with thermometer in carved oak surround

Early c19th mahogany cased wheel barometer inlaid with satinwood shell motifs, silvered dial and thermometer by Gobbo of York

An impressive carved wood wheel barometer, circa 1870 the case with hygrometer, large thermometer tube, the main silvered dial engraved to the centre with a map of the world within a zodiac chaper, the case carved with leaf and bud decoration, the shoulders with crouching infants, the plinth with a silvered plaque, signed Guanzirolli" co, 106 Hatton Garden, London 155cm high

An Edwardian carved oak aneroid barometer with thermometer, marked Reynolds & Branson Ltd, Leeds, 33" high.

A Victorian figured walnut aneroid barometer the silver indicator dial marked L. Casartelli of 20 Duke Street, Liverpool, with rectangular thermometer, 98cm high

A 19th Century Black Forest style architecturally framed wall clock, thermometer and barometer combined, the frame having turned pillars, mask finials and the clock dial having tablet numerals with striking eight day movement, 36 ins high

An ivory paperknife, engraved with monkeys 8in, a Negretti & Zambra thermometer and a magnifying glass

W.F. Stanley, London Bridge, Victorian Oak Stick Barometer having 2-Day angled ceramic plates, with twin sliding vernier scales, signed W.F. Stanley, 13 Railway Approach, London Bridge, having carved floral pediment, trunk mounted with thermometer having further carved floral and scroll decoration, 1m 5cm high

William Harris, Holburn, London, 18th Century Walnut Stick Barometer having swan neck pediment, silvered dial with thermometer, 98cm high

Early c20th carved oak cased aneroid banjo barometer with thermometer

A Louis XVth giltwood barometer the fluted case surmounted by a flower-filled jardiniere, ribbons, tassells and trailing husks above a circular ribbon carved dial with inked paper calibrations and compass style pointer, the lower part with a thermometer flanked by pierced and carved vines and fluted pendant 36cm wide, 101cm high

A silver cased pocket barometer, altitude meter & thermometer London 1899, makers mark indistinct, with 2.75in. silvered enamel dial, the circular case engraved to underside 'PERCY EDWARDS & Co. 71 & 72 PICCADILLY', the hinged lid with applied rose gold initials.

An inlaid mahogany wheel barometer mid. 19th century, with broken arch pediment above silvered alcohol thermometer and silvered dial marked L.Grafsi & Co. Newcastle, the case front with four inlaid conch shell patera, the outer edges inlaid with boxwood and ebony, 39in (99cm) high.

A circular brass cased aneroid barometer by Negretti & Zambra, London (the thermometer lacking). 12.3cm diameter.

A 19th Century wheel barometer, with an eight inch silvered dial, hygrometer and mercury thermometer, the case with broken arch pediment and rounded base, 97 cm.

A Victorian oak cased aneroid wheel barometer with thermometer.

A mid 19th Century figured mahogany cased barometer and thermometer with silvered dial

AN ADMIRAL FITZROY BAROMETER with thermometer, Gothic style paper registers, in oak case, the broken pediment centred by an urn finial, moulded base, 42" high

Mahogany wheel barometer, circa 1830, silvered forecasting dial signed I, P & J Bragazzi, High Pavement Nottingham, the mount set with thermometer, convex mirror and level.

A mid 19th century figured mahogany banjo barometer with spirit thermometer, silvered dial and scale, 37"

A glass Thermometer by Everall & Co., a cut throat razor, treen box, snuff box etc.

An Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer, the ivorine dial inscribed "J F Hunt, Scarborough".

An early 20th century oak liquid cased radio and a Tom Long thermometer

George III mahogany barometer thermometer with swan neck pediment, dry/damp and level dials and convex mirror and silvered dials by Somalrice, Holburn, 114cm

Edwardian Art Nouveau barometer/thermometer with floral marquetry inlaid decoration, 89cm

Mid nineteenth century barometer/thermometer in mahogany banjo shaped case by Napn Aprile Sudbury with ceramic dial, 95cm

Early 1900 s Barometer, the silvered dial weather indicator below the thermometer set on inland mahogany banjo shaped case

Victorian oak cased Admiral Fitzroys barometer with thermometer retailed by W Cooper Filey

A Royal Crown Derby, Millenium globe thermometer and barometer, numbered 710 of 1000, pattern no 1128, commissioned for Sinclairs, both 12.5cm high, boxed (2)

a Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed Fattorini, York, circa 1840, the case with swan neck pediment and inlaid stringing to the borders, hygrometer, thermometer box, circular mirror, 8-inch silvered dial with nicely engraved centre depicting a windmill and hills in the background, spirit level signed, 97cm high See illustration joseph Fattorini is recorded as working in 12 Castlegate, York between 1838-1848. See Banfield (Edwin): Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg 78.

a Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed J Groce, York, circa 1870, the case with swan neck pediment and inlaid stringing to the borders, hygrometer, thermometer box, circular mirror, 8-inch silvered dial, spirit level signed, 96cm high j Groce is recorded as working in York between 1860-1880.

a Mahogany Inlaid Wheel Barometer, signed B Tagliabue & Co, circa 1810, the case with broken arch pediment with central brass finial, nicely figured case with floral and shell inlay, inset thermometer box, 8-inch silvered dial signed, 100cm high See illustration b Tagliabue & Co are recorded as working at Holborn in London between 1810-1830. See Banfield (Edwin): Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg 211.

a Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Abraham, Optician, Liverpool, circa 1860, the nicely figured case with concealed mercury tube, single vernier ivory dial with thermometer tube, "later" cistern cover, 95cm high See illustration

Carved oak 1920's wheel aneroid barometer/thermometer, applied with a copper plaque dated August 1923, 32" high

A late 19th / early 20th century aneroid barometer and thermometer, in a carved and decorated oak case, height 74 cm.

Victorian mahogany cased barometer with enamelled dial, level, mirror, thermometer and hygrometer

An Edwardian heavily carved oak barometer/thermometer.

A George III stick barometer, the exposed tube with brass plates, vernier, signed S.Bossi, with thermometer to the side, the mahogany case with ebony stringing and broken arch pediment, glass and cistern cover missing, 95cm high.

A 19th Century barometer by C.Volonte, Crown Inn Devizes with thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level contained in mahogany banjo-shaped case with satinwood and ebony stringing, swan-neck pediment, diameter of dial 31cm.

A 19th Century barometer, with thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, by A. Gobbi, Swaffham, in mahogany veneered banjo-shaped case with swan-neck pediment, diameter of dial 20cm, glass broken.

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with swan neck pediment, hydrometer, thermometer and silvered dial, signed A. Camponovo of Oxford, 37" high.

A Reproduction Mahogany Brass Mounted Ship's Barometer, signed Russell, with ivorine scale and thermometer, brass gimble wall bracket, 90 cms high.

A late Victorian aneroid barometer and thermometer in carved oak banjo shaped case, the white dial with scale 26 to 31 inches and marker and pointer with thermometer over

A rosewood veneered and boxwood strung miniature longcase clock having an arched pediment with fan inlay over a circular Arabic enamel dial named R. Chambers, Luton, backed by a French movement, the body set with a glass thermometer and the box base with aneroid barometer, on plinth. See Illustration.

A BRASS MARINE STICK BAROMETER by Russell of Norwich with silvered dial, thermometer and with brass gimbal, 38" high

A George III period satinwood and tulipwood crossbanded wheel barometer the swan neck pediment with pine cone finial above dry/damp dial, thermometer, pressure dial and spirit level dial, signed Lione & Somalvico, 125 Holburn Hill, London 31cm wide, 110cm high Property of a private Surrey collection. Note: the firm of Lione & Somalvico, London, fl. 1805-20

A 19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer and thermometer by Charles Tarelli of Northampton, with silvered scale and vernier, contained in case with angled pediment and glazed folding door, the exposed tube with chevron veneered ground inlaid with chequered stringings, and with turned cistern cover, 38ins high (tube possibly replaced and case generally in need of restoration) Note : Charles Tarelli recorded working as Optician at Wood Hill, Northampton, circa 1830

A 19th Century mahogany cased wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer by D. Fagioli & Son, 3 Gt. Warner Street, Clerkenwell, with 10ins silvered dial, contained in figured mahogany case with shaped and moulded pediment, 44ins high

A Victorian walnut cased stick barometer and thermometer with ivory scale, contained in plain arched top case with turned cistern cover, 36ins high (lacking mercury to tube, vernier scale damaged - in need of some restoration)

A late Victorian mahogany cased aneroid barometer and thermometer with 8ins silvered dial, on shaped backplate inlaid with floral and leaf scroll ornament, 37ins high

A ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER with 24.5cm dia silvered dial, brass bezel, spirit thermometer, convex mirror in reeded brass slip, spirit level, and hygrometer, the case with broken swans neck pediment, 105.5cms high (hygrometer missing)