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Optiker Ruhnke, Thermometer, emailliert, 30 cm, Z 1

Veedol, Emailschild, 68 x 70 cm, abgekantet, Thermometer fehlt, sonst Z 1

A late 19th century leather cased pocket barometer, thermometer and compass, the double hinged leather case opening one side to reveal a gilt lacquered pocket barometer with silvered dial, inscribed 'J. Hicks, Maker, London, 10231', the other side fitted with a central mother-of-pearl compass dial and a mercury thermometer tube, case length 7.5cm (some faults).

A Barigo Penta stainless steel circular cased gentleman's multi-function altimeter wristwatch with quartz movement, the signed black dial with subsidiary thermometer, alarm and barometer dials and centre sweep seconds alternately used for compass, the signed case back detailed 'DE 34003655', case diameter 4.9cm, on a black leather strap, with instruction card.

An assortment of collectors' items including Pointmaster, pocket thermometer, vintage pipes etc.

EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY WALL BAROMETER, W. WATSON & SONS, LONDON with silvered thermometer and barometer dials86cm high

A 19th century oak aneroid barometer with a carved top, mercury thermometer and a porcelain dial

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer, with a fan top, alcohol thermometer, the silvered dial inscribed Charles Gally, Holborn, London, the base with a similar fan

A Negretti and Zambra of London black metal cased Thermometer, No R/13156, 7in H x 10 1/2in W, including spare papers

A WEATHERMASTER BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER

A vintage barometer/thermometer

Mixed collectables including a Greene King pump badge, magnifying glasses, thermometer etc. Not available for in-house P&P

A 'Huiles Labo' advertising sign, with thermometer,96 x 30cmCondition ReportNeeds a clean, but overall in good condition

A Victorian oak Gothic stick barometer, by Negretti & Zambra, with a silvered register and thermometer and carved decoration,99cm highCondition Reportgood, no major faults

A Victorian Gothic-framed gilt-brass thermometer, raised on a carved and pierced rectangular base, 12.5cm wide28.5cm highCondition ReportGood levels of gilding remain

A Victorian Gothic oak-framed thermometer, c.1870, by Salom & Co., London and Edinburgh, with a glass register, on a plinth base,19.5cm wide40cm highCondition Reportno apparent damages or losses

A military-grade marine barometer with gimbal mount, unmarked, finished in black with brass mounts, silvered register, model 'M855/S', 91cm highCondition ReportWear to the thermometer register

A collection of wine accessories, comprising a silver wine taster, inset with an Elizabeth I silver shilling,by D & J Welby, London 1928,16cm long,three white metal wine tasters, of recent manufacture, anda wine thermometer, a pourer and stopper (7)Condition ReportSilver taster; coin rubbed and one spot of corrosion to the inside, otherwise good.remaining items, good

A 19th century Gothic inspired brass thermometer, height 36cm.Condition Report: Looks to have had a replacement screws fitted to the rear at base

SAMUEL JACOB; a late Victorian hallmarked silver thermometer case, surmounted with a camel, London 1893, length 18.25cm, approx 0.98ozt/30.5g.

A VICTORIAN SILVER 'PAVILION' THERMOMETER, GERVASE WHEELER, BIRMINGHAM, 1841 the octagonal stand with a scroll foliate flat-chased canopy rising to a pointed finial, on four reeded columns and a base similarly decorated above bun feet, centred by the glass thermometer set against a mother-of-pearl panel scaled in Fahrenheit, 12cm highMinor wobble but essentially in good condition.

A George III mahogany cased stick barometer by Fraser of Bond Street, London - with a broken arch pediment above the bow fronted case with silvered dial incorporating vernier scale, thermometer and urn shaped bell, 100cm long, Note: William Fraser is recorded as born circa 1720 and died 1815. He worked as 'Optician and Mathematical Instrument maker to the King and The Prince Wales' from 3 New Bond Street, London, and took his son into partnership in 1799. Ivory reference number TBPHVQHA

A 19th Century Franco-Chinese gilt bronze desk stand, inset with a barometer and clock, both with a porcelain dials, the clock face bearing Arabic Numerals, H-29cm x 31. Condition: There is tarnishing to the bronze. The porcelain dial for the clock is broken. The thermometer is snapped in the middle. It is not ticking at the time of cataloguing.

A Victorian mahogany and walnut stick barometer, signed Stebbing, Southampton, with arched walnut veneered case turned cistern cover, concealed mercury case with a single dial thermometer tube and adjustment knob, circa 1860s, 91cm long. An 1858 advertisement listed the various items made by the J. R. Stebbing firm. They were located at Southampton Observatory, opposite the docks at Southampton. At that time, they were Optician and Mathematical Instrument Maker to Her Majesty the Queen (Queen Victoria). They also provided items to the Royal Yacht Squadron. Joseph was the fourth son of George Stebbing, an optician and instrument maker, specialising in nautical instruments in Portsmough

A 19th century French beech wall clock/barometer/thermometer, with applied enamel numerals, pendulum, key, 74cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century pocket combined barometer, thermometer and compass, in a leather case

A wall hanging barometer / thermometer

Edwardian carved oak Aneroid barometer and thermometer, H90cmPOA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

A Victorian bronze match striker/ thermometer of figural form with basket, 25cms tall

Shell - a vintage 1990s reproduction advertising point-of-sale / garage display porcelain enamel sign with central thermometer. The sign having black ground with Shell logo over the thermometer.Measures approx. 76cm x 22cm.

A large copper industrial thermometer, the silvered register inscribed Reeves, Made in England, 45.5cm over loop handle, early to mid-20th century

An early 20th century cast industrial immersion stick thermometer, by Negretti & Zambra, London, 92cm long

A mixed lot to include a small group of toys, wooden cased barometer and thermometer, indentures and other itemsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A late 19th / early 20th century aneroid barometer, oak mount carved to front, inset with the barometer, white enamel dial, inscribed ‘Frederick Johnson’ of ‘Altrincham’, curved thermometer to lower half; a mantel clock, 24cm high x 38cm wide x 15cm deep; studio pottery vase, (3).

A mixed lot to include an oak aneroid barometer/thermometer, oval gilt framed wall mirror, mahogany writing bureau and two assorted tapestry upholstered armchairs (5) Condition Report:Available upon request

A Desk Barometer By Dent, English, c.1870, the barometer marked to the silvered dial, 'E. J. Dent Paris 2559' with english weather description to the top above a scale running 27.7-31.5, curved thermometer at the bottom (broken) barometer glass broken, in lacquered brass case, in a French polished oak case Note: barometer works very well

Five vintage hip flasks including Remy Martin, tallest 8.5cm high, vintage lighters including a Ronson "Senator" with "Shell / BP" badge, a small Mappin & Webb princess plate ashtray and a British Rototherm desk thermometer in leather case / AN24

Assorted items including folding spectacles, expanding metal beaker with box, carved wood napkin rings, measuring cup and mouth thermometer / AN22

Late 19th century oak cased Barograph with eight vacuum chambers indicating barometric pressure on a graduated silver dial, with curved mercury thermometer below measuring temperature in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. The chart drum driven by an 8 day platform escapement. The oak case, with drawer below for spare charts, with five bevelled glass windows. H 22cm, L 37cm, D 23cm. Accompanied by a pamphlet with description and photographs.

Mahogany case Sikes Hydrometer, complete with weights and thermometer. Together with two sets of Sikes's Hydrometer spirit tables, and a cased chromed metal metronome on folding triform scroll base. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Comitti of London wheel barometer, thermometer and hygrometer, in a mahogany banjo shaped case, 82cm high.

A late 19thC/early 20thC carved oak aneroid barometer and thermometer, the dial stamped W Mansell of Lincoln, 66cm high.

A late 19th/early 20thC walnut aneroid barometer and a thermometer, in banjo shaped case, 54cm high.

A French mounted oak desk thermometer, c.1900, with an engraved register, 22.5cm highCondition ReportFinial bent. Tarnishing and spotting to the register.

A Mahogany stick barometer by I. Blatt, Brighton 19th century, having silvered dial and subsidiary thermometer, mounted with ivory adjuster 10cm wide 95cm highIMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.

A late 19th century wall hanging aneroid barometer with thermometer, with extensive Black Forest style carved decoration and spindle gallery, height 86cms.

Early 19th century Regency mahogany and brass stick barometer by John Young, Hampton Court, the brass dial engraved with adjustable scale enclosing mercury thermometer and later Bosmere thermometer within hinged glazed arched rectangular hood, with a turned cistern cover, inset with bone inlay, 91cm high (PLEASE NOTE VAT WILL BE PAYABLE ON THE HAMMER PRICE)

A Late Victorian Gilt Metal and Marble Thermometer with Adam Style Finial, 27cm High

Negretti and Zanbra of London, an oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer, numbered 15709, carved oak case with grape and blossom decoration, pair of urn shape finials to sides, 19cm dial, 67cm high.Condition report:Case is generally in very good condition, no evident losses to the carved elements. A slight split just below the dial through drying of the wood. Nice even colour. The dial is a little discoloured around the circumference. The gilt hand doesn't adjust very smoothly. The pressure reading looks to be about right for the present conditions but we cannot guarantee accuracy or full working order. Thermometer also appears to be reading well.

Guinness, an original American Circular Guinness Stout Thermometer. ALWAYS THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE FOR GUINNESS STOUT. Famous Stout Since 1759. Brewed By Arthur Guinness Son & Co, Inc, Long Island City N.Y G.14 A. Small hole on bottom of sign for screw fixing. Printed in Black, green, red and cream 22cm in diameter. Showing some signs of wear but displays well.

Guinness, a scarce Guinness cellar thermometer. A blue and white laminated rectangular wall thermometer, "The best temperature for conditioning and storing GUINNESS" attached is a glass thermometer calibrated in Fahrenheit and Celsius with optimum temperature for storing Guinness. 13" x 4½" Some light marks to sign otherwise VG.

J Hicks, Hatton Garden, London, a burr walnut veneered stick barometer fitted with a mercury thermometer. Ivory Submission Reference: 1UR28AZP

A brass cased combination timepiece and barometer, together with a mercurial thermometer, mounted in a pierced arched brass frame, 30.5cm wide, 29cm high,

A mahogany cased wheel barometer, with broken swan neck pediment, fitted with a hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror, 21cm silvered dial with level below, 96cm high.

A quantity of various kitchenalia and table glassware to include vintage bottles stoneware bottles, a pair of cut glass vases AF and a Galileo thermometer

BOX CONTAINING PIFCO LAMP, CAMERA, BAROMETER/THERMOMETER, IRON ETC

A 1940's oak barometer in the Art Deco style, having thermometer, decorated with carved floral patterns, h58cm, sold together with a cast iron lion door stop.

Three Staffordshire flat backs, a Thermometer flanked by candle sticks

Alessi nut cracker meater meat thermometer

African Carvers painted and carved Hoopoe Special Edition 50/500, a Smiths mahogany cased wall-mounted barometer and thermometer, an artists easel, a Japanese 8mm editor viewer, a carved and painted totem pole made in Canada, a small quantity of costume jewellery and other items (1 box plus)