A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed D Luvate, Preston, circa 1830, 8 inch silvered dial signed "D Luvate, Preston, Warrented", the case bordered with box stringing and inlaid with shell decoration, break-arch pediment with central finial, the trunk with fixed arched thermometer box, {96cm high}.
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A Good George III Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed T Blunt, London, the silvered dial with vernier, signed "T Blunt, London", case with swan neck pediment and central finial, the trunk with arched thermometer box above circular cistern cover, {97cm high}, the case back bears a label inscribed that it was bought in 1955 for £102 and was restored at Garner & Marney in 1979.
Horne Thornthwaite and Wood; a mid 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with ivory scale and register above a central thermometer in Fahrenheit and Reaumur and above a lower glazed section for viewing the mercury reservoir, the case surmounted with a swan-neck pediment, 101cm high, (glass broken in lower section and top section of thermometer case lacking).
An early 19th century banjo shape barometer, mahogany veneered and inlaid stringing, the swan neck pediment above a hygrometer, thermometer and convex mirror (broken) to an 8in dial, a turned bone adjuster to a level, inscribed J Ciceri & Co, 7 Eyre St Hill, London, (glass missing) 3ft 1.25in (94.5cm) high.
A Victorian gilt brass tripod clock, attributed to Thomas Cole, numbered 1407 47, the dead beat escapement to a an engraved circular silvered dial with subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed Hunt & Roskell, London, the ball pendulum with a lock plate to the engraved base, with a thermometer and barometer, 20in (50.8cm) high, under a glass dome.
Victorian mahogany 'banjo' barometer, of extremely and unusually large proportions, the swan neck pediment over a small circular dial and a thermometer scale, above the silvered barometer dial inscribed with the maker 'Duncan / 92 / Union Street / Aberdeen', over a spirit level, 56in (142cm) high
C. Realini, Preston. AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL OR "BANJO" BAROMETER having a swan-neck pediment with central brass urn finial above an ebony and boxwood-edged trunk with a hygrometer, mercury thermometer, convex mirror in reeded surround, 25cm, (10in) silvered dial with central "sunburst", bone disc adjuster, and spirit level, the latter inscribed with the makers' name, 110.5cm, (43.5in) high
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY WHEEL OR "BANJO" BAROMETER having a swan-neck pediment above a hygrometer, bow-fronted thermometer, 20cm, (8in) silvered-dial barometer, bone adjusting knob, and a spirit level, the silvered backplate inscribed "J.Frith, London", within brass surround, 98.5cm, (38.8in) high
A FINE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH-CENTURY OAK BAROMETER having a scroll topped arched surmount with carved 'wings' above a clock, the silvered dial with Roman numerals (the quarters red), the movement stamped "V.A.P./BREVETE/S.G.D.G.", above a carved eagle surmounting a Centigrade and Fahrenheit thermometer, the scales both alternately red and black on a silvered backplate, between rosettes and carved half anthemion, all on an architectural "broken" pediment with silvered aneroid barometer within brass bezel, 112cm, (44in) high
An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer, by P Salvade, with swan neck pediment above hydrometer and thermometer and small mirror, the circular silverised dial with scale 28 to 31in and marker and pointer with level at base, stamped P Salvade, Warranted, the case with line-decorated edges, 97cm high

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