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Chadburn's Ltd, Liverpool, Round Hanging Barometer having rope rim, silvered dial with thermometer, 29cm diameter overall

Late 19th century carved oak cased aneroid barometer/clock by Sewell, Liverpool, with thermometer, 80cm high.

Late 19th century carved oak cased aneroid barometer with thermometer, 92cm high.

A late Victorian carved oak cased barometer/thermometer, also a Black Forest type barometer/thermometer in carved wooden case (part af)

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany wall mounted combined clock, thermometer and aneroid barometer.

A late Victorian carved oak cased barometer/thermometer

A Georgian design oak bow fronted stick barometer by J.Blatt Brighton with enclosed tube and mercury thermometer to trunk above an urn shaped ebonised cistern cover 38ins

A cased Victorian travelling silver barometer compass and ivory backed thermometer set maker LN London 1897 3.5ins

Charles Frodsham, Castle Street, Liverpool. An early 19th century mahogany cased marine barometer, with engraved ivory scales, enclosed within glazed case with turned and fluted surmount over a spirally reeded body with brass gimbal mounts set with thermometer, above a leaf-carved knop and brass reservoir 95cm high

An oak framed barometer and thermometer by H Hughes & Son, London.

A Victorian rosewood wheel barometer with thermometer.

A George IV rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid wheel barometer the 20cm circular silvered dial enscribed 2Warranted CorrectÓ with thermometer above surmounted by a swan-neck pediment 101cm high

*An early 20th Century Barograph by Negretti and Zambra, fitted with thermometer and original ink bottle, in oak case with bevelled glass panels and single base drawer, 21cms high 36cms wide

A 19th Century Pietra dura desk thermometer in the form of an obelisk, square stepped base rising to lower supporting block decorated with inlaid lily of the valley below ivorine backed thermometer within inlaid multi stone border. 15’ high. S/D.

An interesting ceramic oven cookery household thermometer

A Georgian mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer with an architectural pediment above a thermometer and a later aneroid dial

A carved oak Aneroid barometer and thermometer

A carved oak aneroid barometer and thermometer

A MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER 8 inch silvered dial, the neck with a mercury thermometer, 39in. (99cm.) high

A ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER the 8inch silvered dial signed R. Dobel, Yeovil, mercury thermometer to the neck, 37in. (94cm.) high

A ROSEWOOD WHEEL BAROMETER with 8 inch dial, the apron with a spirit level, signed D. Balerna, Dundee, 37 1/2in. (95cm.) high ++alteration to thermometer and restorations

Early 19th Century carved rosewood and glazed wheel barometer and thermometer with mother-of-pearl bird and floral inlays and ivory knob by Harvey and Stirling, 1m 4cm high

Carved oak aneroid barometer and thermometer

A 20th Century novelty thermometer in the form of an anchor with mirrored back and shell and felt surround.

A George V oak aneroid wheel barometer with silvered dial and mercury thermometer, the case with arched surmount above barley twist columns and a carved apron.

A pair of brass ejector candlesticks, on square bases, a stationery box and a wheel barometer/thermometer.

A CASED NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA DRY/WET THERMOMETER, and a Dr. Forbes bath thermometer (2)

A gilt brass, combination barometer/clock desk companion. By S.Fres &Co, early 20th century. The case in the form of two horse shoes. Both enamel dials. Missing thermometer. 25cm wide.

A mahogany & inlaid wheel barometer, 19th century. 8’ silvered signed ‘G. Kalabergo - Banbury’. The case with broken architectural pediment over mercury thermometer, with inlaid shell and rosette decoration o the body. 96cm long.

A mahogany cased Admirah Fitzroyr Barometer with thermometer 46" tall

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer with an arched top, open dial and thermometer

A Sheraton Revival mahogany and inlaid four dial wheel barometer, having a broken architectural pediment above dry/damp dial, thermometer dial, silvered main dial and signed to the balance scale I Ronketti, the case with conch-shell marquetry inlays and chequer stringing, height 98cm

A William IV mahogany five dial wheel barometer, having a swan neck pediment above a dry/damp indicator, thermometer dial, convex mirror reflector above silvered main dial, signed to the balance scale Grafsi & Fontana, Exeter, the case with ebony and boxwood stringing, height 106cm (see lot 406 for illustration)

A Victorian mahogany four dial wheel barometer, having swan neck pediment above dry/damp indicator, thermometer dial, silvered main dial signed to the balance scale E Wenham, Shipdham, height 98cm (see lot 406 for illustration)

An Admiral Fitzroys oak cased barometer, having exposed tube, paper scale and thermometer dial, all housed in a plain blond oak case, height 88cm (see lot 406 for illustration)

A late 19th Century rosewood veneered wheel barometer, white enamelled register above silvered level and below convex mirror, silvered thermometer and dry/damp dial. 37” high. S/D.

An early 19th Century walnut wheel barometer silvered register below silvered thermometer all set to a plain case with scroll pediment, register inscribed Beloit & Gugeri, Hatton Garden, London. Length 38”.S/D.

Wm. Dobbie, Falkirk A 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid banjo barometer, with swan neck pediment above brass dry/damp dial over silvered thermometer, barometer and spirit level 105.5cm high

A Victorian Ashford black marble thermometer of obelisk form inlaid with forget-me-nots and white jasmine on stepped rectangular base mercury thermometer 41cm high late 19th century. See J. M. Tomlinson Derbyshire Black Marble 1996 for similar objects and decoration

A CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE with barometer by Duverey and Bloquel, the 2 enamel dials divided by a thermometer, with lever escapement and stamped on the back plate, the inset top with compass, 5" high (see illustration)

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer by Astens, with a thermometer.

An early 19th century wheel barometer the mahogany veneered case inlaid marquetry flowerheads and cowrie shells edged with stringing beneath an architectural pediment the silvered thermometer dial and 8in. barometer dial inscribed ‘Poncia. London.’

An early 19th Century French giltwood cased barometer and thermometer with lyre pattern cresting, painted oval face within hexagonal framing boldly carved with anthemion and scroll ornament, 24ins high

A rosewood aneroid barometer John Barker & Co Ltd Kensington in brass and mother-of-pearl inlaid banjo case with thermometer H 92cm W 28cm

A 19TH CENTURY WHEEL BAROMETER, with ceramic face, thermometer, mirror and thermometer. 38" High.

A 1930s Asprey of London Art Deco timepiece, thermometer and barometer desk compendium, the nickel and bronze body of architectural form, on a stepped base, 20cm (8in) long

An Edwardian desk combination clock, thermometer and barometer, walnut effect case, with gilded cherub mask and acanthus decoration, 41cm (16in) wide

A Oak Barometer Thermometer, by Bravingtons, Kings Cross, London

A 19th Century Large Mahogany Wheel Barometer Thermometer by Somalvico, 128 Holborn, London, the swan neck pediment above a shaped case with four silvered dials, the circular barometer dial 31cms diameter

An early 19th century shagreen cased ivory thermometer by Marratt London 3.5ins

A Late Victorian Carved Oak Aneroid Barometer with thermometer scale

C19th Rosewood Banjo Barometer, Mercurial with silvered dial, Mother of Pearl inlay to case. Thermometer and case missing.

A George III mahogany veneered banjo barometer, having a swans neck pediment above the boxwood and ebony strung frame with hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, mirror, silvered dial and spirit level inscribed "P. Salvade, Carlisle". Height 39ins.

A Rosewood and Mother of Pearl Wheel Barometer, signed J Groce, York, circa 1860], the shaped case with butterfly and floral inlaid mother of pearl decoration, thermometer box, 10-inch silvered dial signed on a plaque "J Groce, York", 102cm high *J Groce from York is recorded as working between 1860-80.

An Industrial Compendium Novelty Clock, circa 1880], the boiler shaped case with exposed pipes and bolted to a square shaped base, two dials for meantime and aneroid barometer, thermometer tube on silvered scale to the side, single barrel movement with platform cylinder escapement, backplate numbered "1199", 33cm high

A Mahogany Inlaid Wheel Barometer, signed J Faueri, circa 1820], the case with broken arched pediment, decorated with shell inlay and boxwood stringing to the borders, inset thermometer box, 8-inch silvered dial signed "J Faueri", 99cm high

A George III Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Del Vecchio, No.4 Haymarket, London, circa 1810], the case with broken arched pediment, exposed tube with turned cistern cover, silvered dial with single vernier scale flanked by thermometer tube, 97cm high

An Oak Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer, circa 1890], the glazed case with crossed corners, exposed tube with open bulb cistern, the paper plate printed with Admiral Fitzroy's remarks and mounted with a storm glass and alcohol thermometer,

A Small Silver Cased Aneroid Pocket Barometer, 1905], the circular hinged silver case with maker's marks "J.C.V" (J.C Vickery 179,181, 183 Regent St), London 1905, silvered dial with scales for inches, altimeter scale to 8,000ft and thermometer registering in fahrenheit, 51mm wide

A Mahogany Barograph, signed Richard Frères, Paris, circa 1890], the rectangular case with glazed panels, the top with carrying handle and a silvered plaque inscribed "self-recording apparatus, Richard Frères, 43 London Wall.EC.London", the drum containing 8-day jewelled movement, ink bottle and container, ivory scaled fahrenheit thermometer, the pen controlled by a stack of eight vacuum discs mounted on a brass lacquered base stamped "RF, Paris" and numbered "10194", 16cm high, 30cm wide