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Large collection of brass and miscellaneous items, including thermometer, lantern, etc

A Brass Protractor by J Halden & Co. Ltd, Manchester & London, in a fitted mahogany case; a brass Industrial thermometer, measuring from 200 to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit (2)

An early 19th Century barometer and thermometer in a banjo shaped case, banded in boxwood with circular humility gauge and level, engraved C A Canti.

A Victorian rosewood stick barometer by J B Dancer Manchester with bone register inscribed J.B. DANCER Optician Manchester above a Fahrenheit and Reaumur thermometer 94cm high See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) John Benjamin Dancer is listed working 1838-78

A late 19th century gilt-metal cased round aneroid barometer and thermometer the silver dial with register and inscribed Gogerty Optitian 72 Fleet St.t London. 15cm high overall with suspension ring

A George IV/William IV mahogany and boxwood strung wheel barometer by D. Luvate with silvered circular register spirit level inscribed D. Luvate Preston round convex mirror thermometer and hygrometer the case surmounted with a swan-neck pediment and urn finial 98cm high (damage to case glass and central sweep hand lacking) See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) Dominic Luvate is listed working 1828-34

A William IV/early Victorian mahogany stick barometer by S Calderara the silvered register inscribed S. Calderara 92 Leather Lane Holborn above a large Fahrenheit thermometer the ebony banded case surmounted with a broken pediment and gilt metal pineapple finial 98cm high (small pieces of case lacking and thermometer broken) See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) a Calderara is listed at 78 Leather Lane circa 1834-51

An early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer the register with central sweep hand and inscribed Josh. Wilson Stamford the flame mahogany case set with spirit level thermometer and hygrometer surmounted with a broken pediment and urn finial 99cm high See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) a Joseph Wilson is listed as working in Stamford 1818-55.

A George III/IV mahogany stick barometer by Cary London the silvered register inscribed CARY LONDON set above a thermometer with silvered register the line inlaid flame mahogany case surmounted with a broken pediment 97cm high See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) where various of this famous family are listed working from the late 18th century onwards.

An early Victorian rosewood wheel barometer by J Somalvico & Co the large circular silvered register with central sweep hand inscribed J. SOMALVICO & Co. 2 Hatton Garden LONDON beneath an alcohol thermometer in a lancet case 108cm high See Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900 (2000) Joseph Somalvico is listed at this address circa 1839-43

An early 19th century John Kalabergo (fl.1832-1852) five piece mercurial barometer/thermometer, with hygrometer, mirror and level, the mahogany case strung with an ebony and satinwood line, the level marked Jn Kalabergo Banbury

A George III mahogany wheel barometer, with silvered dials for barometer and thermometer, case with boxwood stringing oval floral inlays and swan neck pediment, 37ins

An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, signed Josh. Testi, Somerton, with silvered dials for barometer, thermometer and hydrometer, convex mirror to centre, case with boxwood stringing and swan neck pediment, 39ins

A late Victorian carved oak cased barometer and thermometer, by Negretti and Zambra, 3ft 2ins

A Victorian oak banjo barometer/thermometer with silvered dial signed by W.G.Whiting of Manchester

An oak barley-twist combined aneroid barometer and thermometer, 56 cms. together with a small glass fronted display case containing a half model of a two-masted sailing ship, 34 cms.

A quantity of assorted brassware includes curved hunting horn, pair candlesticks, chamberstick, brass square based inkwell, kettle and lamp plus quantity of copper and pewter includes copper fish jelly mould, copper pan, pewter coffee pot, copper thermometer etc

Victorian wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment above dry/damp ring, above a spirit thermometer and a large silvered barometer dial, a low set buvvle level marked for J. Manticha of Greenock, minus its original convex mirror, 43in (109.3cm) high

Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, the carved frame with upper mercury thermometer above a white enamelled barometer dial marked for J. Lyle Optician, Glasgow, 36in (91.5cm) high

Victorian oak clock/barometer the carved and pierced frame with circular white enamel clock face above a thermometer and lower enamel barometer dial, 21in (53.3cm)high

A Collection of Flies, Lures and Spinners, in boxes and tins; Hardy thermometer; watch case dry fly dispenser; watch case collapsible drink tumbler etc.

Continental Barograph, with eight ring mechanism and thermometer and contained within a mahogany case with hinged lid 29cms, (11½") and a quantity of charts, some unused.

William IV Barometer, the enamelled dial inscribed "J. Casartelli, Optician, Manchester", below a thermometer marked Fahrenheit and Centigrade, on a walnut banjo case, with acanthus scrolled pediment, lobed outlines, 112cms, (3’8").

Victorian Atmoscope Barometer, with paper dial and brass hands, above a thermometer and hygrometer, backed by panels of Admiral Fitzroy’s Remarks, in an oak case, with shell final and fluted column pilasters, 120cms, (47").

AN ART NOUVEAU MANTEL CLOCK, the circular face within shaped surround, above a thermometer, the whole embossed with stylised scrolls, spreading foot, oak backing and metal strut, 7" high, Birmingham 1905.

A FIVE GLASS WHEEL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER with silvered dials, in rosewood case, the scrolled pediment with brass urn finial, reeded mirror surround and rounded base, 19th century, 38 1/4" high.

A FOUR GLASS WHEEL BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER with silvered dials in rosewood case inlaid with birds and trailing foliage in mother of pearl, arched top, scrolled sides and pointed base, unsigned, 19th century, 39" high.

A BRASS CASED SHIP'S BAROMETER with thermometer and silvered dial, 8 1/4" wide.

A Victorian stained oak aneroid barometer, with a thermometer, the case with carved decoration.

A Victorian oak wheel barometer, with integral thermometer by W.F. Stonley & Co., London Bridge.

A late 19th Century carved oak aneroid banjo barometer/thermometer.

"A late Victorian oak cased “Admiral Fitzroy’s"" barometer with visible tube, flanked by alcohol thermometer and cylindrical tube “The Atmosphere"", with printed paper scale and instructions, contained in oak and glazed cruciform pattern case, 41ins high"

"A 19th Century rosewood cased stick barometer and thermometer by Newton & Co, 3 Fleet Street, London, with white opaque glass scales and adjustable vernier, and mercury filled thermometer, both with exposed tubes mounted on plain rosewood back plate with turned cistern cover, 36ins high"

A 19thC mahogany wheel clock barometer, with swan neck pediment, hygrometer, thermometer, over a timepiece with an enamel 4" convex dial, and 12" silvered dial, with bone bezel, the silvered level marked 'S. Bregazzi, Derby', 46" high.

Victorian mahogany-cased banjo barometer with thermometer to the shaft, 24 cm

An early 19th century mahogany and boxwood strung banjo barometer, with swan neck pediment over dry/damp dial, silvered thermometer dial, main silvered dial and level, signed G Cattelli & Son, Hereford 96cm high

Heavy Quality Carved Oak Late Victorian Aneroid Barometer with well carved case with silvered dial, engraved to the centre with a snail mercury thermometer

Late C19th Oak Aneroid Barometer with silvered dial, mercury thermometer, carved leaf details

Victorian oak banjo barometer, the carved crest above a thermometer and white enamel dial, 36in (91.4cm) high

A GILT METAL POCKET BAROMETER with inset thermometer, cased, a field compass by John Wardale and Co. and a further compass. (3)

A c.1930's anaeroid barometer and thermometer mounted on carved oak "wheel" case, 83cms long

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER with engraved silver metal scales and dial inscribed "Thos. Harris & Son Opticians", with turned bone adjustment knob beneath the dial, the case with simple scroll mouldings, 94cms high, see illustration

A Victorian Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer with original printed card mounted behind the tube and with thermometer, contained in polished red walnut Gothic style case, 121cms long

a Mahogany Stick Barometer, Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1890, with ivorine vernier and thermometer, with half round reservoir, 92cm high

A Tunbridge Sewing Box, rectangular, with cube parquetry decoration to the lid in exotic woods, internally papered in light blue and with silk padding to the lid underside, with bone and ivory accessories including two thimbles, a pair of cotton reels, wool and crochet hook, together with scissors and needle book, 22.5cm wide; and A Tunbridge Table Thermometer, H Hollamby, Tunbridge Wells, the stepped cornice on panelled uprights with engraved ivory vernier for Fahrenheit and reaumur stepped base, 16cm high (2)

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Mangacavalo & Co, Warranted, circa 1820, the case with broken arch pediment, exposed tube with moulded cover, silvered dial signed, with vernier scale and thermometer tube, 95cm high

An Oak Carved Stick Barometer, signed Negretti & Zambra, circa 1870, the concealed tube with angled ivory plates and twin vernier signed "Negretti & Zambra", the case with arched pediment, fluted trunk with thermometer box and carved recessed cistern cover, 103cm high

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Edward Bryan, 24 Cross Street, Manchester, circa 1870, the concealed tube with angled ivory plates signed, twin vernier scales, thermometer to the trunk, good coloured case with moulded and shaped cistern cover, 102cm high

A Mahogany Inlaid Wheel Barometer, signed Barnascone, High Street, Boston, circa 1820, the arched pediment with shell inlay and borders with stringing, inset thermometer box above 8-inch silvered dial signed "A Barnascone, High Street, Boston", 91cm high

A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester, circa 1835, the plain polished shaped case with hygrometer, inset thermometer box above, 12-inch silvered dial, spirit lever signed "Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester", 111cm high *Ronchetti is recorded as working at 43 Market St, Manchester between 1832-1852 Edwin Banfield, page 186, see Banfield (Edwin), page 186m

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the silvered rectangular register with vernier and alcohol thermometer, inscribed Paruchini Warranted beneath a broken triangular pediment with brass urn finial, the slender case with moulded borders, draught turned hemispherical cistern cover, 99cm high

A mahogany stick barometer, the engraved ivory registers with vernier and mercury thermometer, inscribed A. Pritchard, 162 Fleet St, London, the arched moulded curl veneered case with circular domed cistern cover, 96cm high

19th Century rosewood wheel back barometer with circular engraved silver dial, ivorine knop and thermometer to neck, 95cm high.

An early 20th Century cased pocket barometer, includes compass and thermometer in easel case, 3 1/2".

An Edwardian aneroid barometer, in carved oak case, retailer R Farr and sons, Doncaster, the thermometer and barometer dials white enamel, 31 1/2" high

A late 19th Century / early 20th Century stick barometer, retailer F. Robson Optician, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, vernier scale and thermometer, ivorene dials, ebonised case, 36" high

Mahogany marine stick barometer by H. Frodsham, Castle Street, Liverpool, with ivory scale and fine adjuster on a column with brass collar for a gimballed mount thermometer and brass base surmounted by carved scroll cornice. Overall length 99cm, 39in

Advertising - An enamel wall sign promoting Stephen's Inks, in the form of a thermometer, with black lettering against a white ground (lacking thermometer glass), 154cm x 31cm.

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid banjo shape barometer, with a silvered dial thermometer to an 8.5in silvered dial, inscribed 'Negretti & Zambra, London, No 4844', 39in (99cm) h.

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, the moulded cornice above a faceted silver dial inscribed 'Thos. Clark, Walton on Thames, SURREY,' with vernier scale and thermometer, the rectangular body with a turned tortoiseshell adjuster to a turned fixed cover, 38.25in (97cm) h.