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A 19th century wheel barometer, the mahogany case with line inlaid decoration and swan neck pediment top, with urn finial, fitted with dry/damp indicator, thermometer, convex mirror, level, and silvered dial, height, 97cm, a/f.

Late nineteenth century Continental combination wall clock, thermometer and aneroid barometer in carved walnut case, 96cm

A Brass and Glass Collapsible Thermometer, a miniature brass compass having hinged lid, a metal handled buttonhook, a whistle, a green Art Deco style compact and an ivory pillbox with screw lid (7)

A Veranderlich Gilt Metal 4-Sided Clock Thermometer, Barometer and Hygrometer, on round swivel base, 10.5cm high

A French bronze obelisk thermometer representing The Ramses II monument at The Place de la Concorde, Paris, mounted on a black slate base, 27cm high

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer with 8" (20cms) dial, hydrometer, thermometer, mirror and spirit level, inscribed "Gallis, Rotherham" in mahogany banjo pattern case.

A carved walnut banjo barometer and thermometer

A modern circular, pocket aneroid barometer and thermometer combined, hinged plain cover, by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1920, 2.6in (6.5cm) diameter.

A circular aneroid barometer and thermometer in a brass case

A William IV mahogany wheel barometer with ebony stringing to the case, swan neck pediment and with silvered dial to the hygrometer, thermometer, barometer and level, signed W Johnson of 34 Hatton Garden, London, 43" high.

A Continental walnut and mahogany wall clock combined with a barometer and thermometer, 26" high.

A Compensated Wall Barometer, with thermometer, in a mahogany case with blind fret carved decoration, 63.5 cm high

Stick barometer with thermometer by J.H.Steward 406 Stand London,

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, of curvilinear form, the case with swan neck pediment and single brass finial, the concealed mercury tube with single vernier silvered dial, signed J. Blatt Brighton, the trunk with a silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer dial, over an ebonized urn cistern cover, 100 cms high.

An Early XX Century Aneroid Barometer, the 7 1/2 inch silvered dial printed in black with an advertisement for "Harry Hall The Gold Medal, Breeches, Habit & Costume Specialist.....London.....Hall Marked Clothes Are The Best For All Weathers", the mahogany stained case mounted with a Fahrenheit and Centigrade thermometer, with foliate cresting and apron, 88 cms high.

An Oak Cased Aneroid Wall Barometer, by Veranderlyk, Holland, with a mercury thermometer above a circular dial, with gilt metal and blue steel hands, the case carved as a leafy branch, 60 cm.

An Edwardian Rosewood Aneroid Barometer, with silvered dial and thermometer gauge, the case inlaid with urn, ribbon and swags.

A Large Impressive XIX Century Walnut Cased Vienna Wall Clock, with broken pediment, turned finial, turned supports and applied split balusters, and allover pyramid applied decoration. With eight day circular dial, central thermometer and aneroid barometer below. 151cms high.

A Victorian rosewood cased wheel barometer, by Kleyser & Co, 4, Goswell St, London, with dry/damp indicator, thermometer, level, and silvered dial, height, 105.5cm.

An early nineteenth century mahogany veneered banjo wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment with a brass finial, silvered dials for atmosphere thermometer, a convex mirror with an eight inch diameter barometer dial, the centre engraved the points of the compass, the spirit level inscribed to the base I Dubini, 11 Beauchamp St., Leather Lane.

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany timepiece/wheel barometer, with thermometer, all with silvered dials 35in.

An Indian carved ivory stand, with pierced arched decoration throughout, 7.5cm high, a thermometer by Geddes on carved ivory stand with stylised foliage decoration, 14cm high, and a compass with mirror verso, (3), a/f

A late Victorian silver framed thermometer, having a white enamel thermometer dial (a/f), within a pierced and embossed surround of maidens and cherubs amidst flowers, fruit and scroll leaves, maker W C, Birmingham 1891, height 17cm

A Victorian mahogany onion top two dial wheel barometer, having silvered thermometer dial and unsigned silvered main dial, height 93cm

A William IV rosewood four dial wheel barometer, having a broken swan neck pediment above a silvered dry/damp indicator thermometer dial, the main dial signed J Somalvico & Son of Hatton Gardens, above a balance dial (requires restoration), height 108cm

A Victorian walnut stick barometer, the painted enamel scale signed J Casartelli of Manchester, having a silvered thermometer dial, height 98cm

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed "F.L.West, 31 Cockspur Street, London", above visible thermometer and enclosed bob, 102 cm high

19thC carved marble ink stand with thermometer and two glass ink bottles

19th Century mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer having broken arch pediment, silvered dials, maker B. Geronime, bristol, 112cm high

19th Century Anglo-Indian hardwood and ivory framed circular aneroid barometer and thermometer, standing on two turned columns with a platform base, 28cm high

An early 19th Century inlaid mahogany banjo barometer/thermometer in Caminada.

A Victorian carved oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer with white enamel dials and scales

A 19th Century Banjo Barometer and Thermometer having all over inlaid shell and stringing decoration, with swan neck top, 96cm high

A 19th Century mahogany and string inlaid barometer, by C Maspoli & Co Hull, the case with scroll pediment, centred by a brass finial, the humidity, thermometer, barometer and levelling dials silvered with central convex mirror, 45" high

A 19th Century barometer, the thermometer and barometer dials silvered, in mother of pearl inlaid rosewood case, 14" high

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BANJO BAROMETER the onion top inlaid with mother of pearl and abalone depicting a spray of flowers above a mercury thermometer with silvered scale, the circular dial with register reading from 28 to 31 inches with ivory button on shaped base, parts of moulding lacking. Height 95cms

A VICTORIAN ADMIRAL FITZROY BAROMETER contained within a walnut case decorated with applied 'C' scroll, flower head and leaf carved cresting, the paper scale and central mercury tube above a thermometer with ivory register and an atmospheric scale with mercury tube

19th century mahogany banjo barometer/thermometer, the 11" silvered dial signed S Gimson, March, within a C scroll and foliate carved case, 40" high

An Aneroid Barometer, the white dial inscribed "J Burn, Newbury" with thermometer in carved oak case.

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer inscribed "Berry, Whitby" with 8" (20cm) dial, thermometer, hydrometer, concave mirror and spirit level, in mahogany banjo pattern case.

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer with thermometer, hygrometer, spirit level and convex mirror in onion top mahogany case.

William IV mahogany cased Banjo Barometer, the silvered inscribed, "A. & J. Casartelli - Liverpool", below a thermometer, the case with scrolled pediment, 109cms, (3'7").

Victorian Banjo Barometer, the silvered dial inscribed, "S. Guggierio & Co., Newcastle", below a thermometer, the mahogany case with conch inlay below a break arch pediment, 99cms, (3'3").

Victorian 'Admiral Fitzroys Stick Barometer', the barometer glass flanked by Store glass and thermometer, with supplier label Lennie of Edinburgh and presentation plate dated 1873, all set in ornately carved oak case, 127cm long

An early 20th century mahogany aneroid barometer, the architectural cornice above a mercury thermometer, the circular dial inscribed 'Made in Germany for J. Gargory in Birmingham', 108 cms high.

A 20th century oak aneroid barometer with a carved leaf terminal and 'C' scrolls above a Mercury thermometer, and opaque glass dial, 91 cms high.

An early 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer, the leaf carved cresting above a clock, Mercury thermometer and barometer inscribed T.L. Ainsley, Cardiff and Barry Dock, 70 cms high.

A mahogany cased Admiral Fitzroys barometer with a paper backing label, Mercury gauge and thermometer with an atmosphere gauge, 94.5 cms high.

A travelling watch and barometer, contained in a silver mounted case possibly by Lawrence Emmanuel, London circa 1906, the case of plain rectangular shape with two circular apertures, one containing a nickel cased goliath watch, the other with a matching aneroid barometer, and a rectangular aperture containing a thermometer, the case bears a presentation inscription, 20 x 12cm

Larpent and Jurgensen, Copenhagen, a pocket thermometer, the enamel dial marked in French for degrees of cold, ice and heat, signed below, the silver coloured case with mechanism having curved bi-metallic strip and adjustable curved rack, the loop top marked '94' , 62mm diameter Compare lot 23, Sothebys New York 11 June 1998, for a similar example

Early 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer; eastern box carved in high relief with a dragon

A Regency mahogany barometer and thermometer, in a banjo shaped case with humidity gauge and spirit level

J. Pastorelli barometerRosewood wheel barometer, J Pastorelli, Liverpool, circa 1860, the silvered dial in a banjo mount with scrolled edge, set with a thermometer. Length 97cm.

A. Luvate barometerMahogany wheel barometer, A. Luvate, Preston, circa 1850, silvered dial on an orientalist banjo mount with hygrometer, thermometer, mirror and level. Length 102cm.

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer by C West, 3 Paradise Street, Liverpool, the domed top with engraved bone scale above a mercury thermometer, height 89cm

A 19th century shell inlaid mahogany wheel barometer by J Barnascone & Co, London, the architectural pediment over thermometer with silvered register and dial below, height 99cm

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany aneroid barometer/thermometer in banjo shaped case, height 84cm

A 19th century mahogany and line inlaid wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment above hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror and silvered dial, with level below, height 97cm

A 19th century oak wheel barometer, the onion top case with hygrometer above thermometer and silvered dial, level below, height 95cm

A late 19th Century oak wall barometer, stepped base below circular silvered register and silvered thermometer flanked by tapering Corinthian columns terminating in broken arch top pediment, 100 cm high.