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A 19th century brass bound mahogany box, 30cms wide; together with a marquetry inlaid banded box, 23cms wide; and a carved mahogany thermometer barometer, 72cms high (3).

A 19th century oak stick barometer thermometer, 101cms high.

A GROUP, including a George V silver-mounted desk thermometer, by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1910; and a pair of Gorham American Sterling silver grape scissors. (3)

Minoretti, Leicester XIX Century Rosewood Banjo Barometer, with silvered dial (thermometer absent), approx 94cm high.

A good Cornish Serpentine lighthouse thermometer, inscribed Wolf Rock to the base, of sectional vari-coloured construction with incised detail and applied metal gallery rail, on a detachable rock base, height 44cm.There is a filled bruised area at the base images on the David Lay website, the base diameter is 9cm.

A bell metal mortar and pestle, and a twin-column case desk thermometer

Meteorology Interest - Collection of Wooden Weather Related Items, comprising a banjo barometer 21" length, a wall thermometer, a circular wooden barometer, wooden egg timer, boxed compass, square barometer/thermometer, etc.

Antique Period Sykes - Hydrometer For Measuring Density of Liquids, Complete with Slide Rule and Thermometer In Original Case / Box. All Original Weights with Same Serial Numbers, Case Measurements 9.75 Inches Wide, 4 Inches Depth & 2 Inches High.

An antique thermometer by J. Hick, London. No. 58 Meteorological Office in original wooden case. Together with a Zeal Mat 20210 Met Office, BS692 also in wooden case.

A vintage Metamic dark wood framed barometer and thermometer with brass detail. Approx. 68cm tall.

Victorian brass mounted thermometer and two others (Ref 944)

A Negretti and Zambra maximum and minimum thermometer, in rosewood case

1 3/4" diameter dial (cased) together with Ross & Co. Circular thermometer with compass on ivory base 4" diameter (cased) (2)Barometer passes bag test, has tarnishing to edge of face otherwise fairly minor wear, case a little worn; Compasssome wear mainly to compass label and outer dial dirty, part of edging to compass missing (a piece approx 2cm long), case worn

A Victorian oak cased stick barometer thermometer, the silvered rise/fall dial inscribed "Murray & Heath 43 Piccadilly London No. 250 Instru Makers to The Queen", 100 cm high

A modern upholstered scroll arm sofa with pale blue/green floral pattern loose covers 220 cm wide x 96 cm deep x 88 cm high approx., together with a modern Indian rosewood foldover tea table of demi lune form on shallow moulded cabriole legs 91 cm diameter x 78.5 cm high and a modern mahogany cased banjo barometer thermometer by Comitti of Holborn with alcohol thermometer above a circular silvered dial and further dial for hygrometer 76 cm high

A Victorian white ceramic oven thermometer, 15cm. 

DAVIS AND DERBY; a miners wet and dry thermometer, height 21cm.

An early 20th century oak cased combination clock/thermometer barometer with gilt metal applied decoration, raised on shaped bracket feet, width 41cm.Additional InformationWe offer not guarantee of working order, general wear to the case, minor chips to the edges.

A 19th Century rosewood banjo barometer thermometer, having central convex mirrored panel by Aprile Bros. Sudbury

A 19th Century rosewood cased banjo barometer thermometer, by Andreus Difs, 92cm 

An early 20th century silver cube desk clock compendium, made by L. Regnier, France, for Tiffany & Co, the top inset with a compass above a timepiece with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Tiffany & Co', a calendar with rotating day and month apertures, a barometer and 'Fahrenheit' and 'Centigrade' thermometers, height with handle raised 8.5cm, cube dimensions 5.8cm x 5.8cm (lacking centigrade thermometer and barometer with faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment and brass finial over a hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror, silvered dial and spirit level inscribed J. Noon, 97 cm high

An early 20th century oak barometer and thermometer, height 65cm

An early 20th century mahogany wall barometer and thermometer, by Dollond of London, height 74cm

A Negretti & Zambra oak barometer and thermometer, height 84cm

SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATION ALBUM "TER HERINNERING AAN HET ZILVEREN Huwelijksfeest v.d. Heer en Mevrouw Eduard v. Spaendonck-Mutsaers 1 augustus 1899-1924". (4 August 1924). Album containing 11 loosely inserted contributions: seating arrangements, wedding songs/poems, a music program, and a booklet titled 'Theatre du Grand Gastronomie', partly cold. by hand. An envelope at the end contains 4 further printed leaflets with songs and a short play. 8°. Or. stab sewn album w. silver lettering on front side. NOTE:The contributions all have a witty and slightly mocking nature. One of the printed poems executed with a small "huwelijks-weerglas" (thermometer).

Edwardian mahogany and marquetry barometer, the case with architectural pediment, inlaid with shells and fan, boxwood and ebony outlines, silvered dials to the thermometer and aneroid barometer, 96cm.

Edwardian mahogany barometer, architectural pediment, moulded outlines, silvered dials to the thermometer and aneroid barometer, signed Negretti & Zambra, No R/5500, 73cm.

A tray of silver plated part tea set, gravy boat, silver mounted thermometer (af) etc

A selection of Trench Art and related items, to include a small shell with additional wooden thermometer, a caddy, a small container with Welsh Dragon to the top, a Souvenir de Arras 1918 plate, with hand engraved message to reverse, a belt of inert rounds, a converted butt of a rifle to a decorative stand, a 1951 map tube and more (parcel)

A Victorian turned ivory pillar thermometer, with pierced galleries and pedestal, 25.5cm h Slight damage

A turned ivory and wood 1" spy glass, early 19th c, with brass tube and a late Victorian folding ivory pocket thermometer (2) Good condition

A Victorian turned ivory pillar compass, the floating card rose inscribed C Essex & Co London entered at Stationers Hall, the fluted pillar with mercury thermometer, 12.5cm h and a contemporary Victorian turned ivory pillar thermometer, with compass to the top (2) Essex sundial - one or two of the leaves around the top re-stuck. Compass thermometer in good condition

A Victorian walnut purdonium, an Edwardian aneroid barometer with thermometer and two miniature occasional tables (4)

A carved barometer/ thermometer

A Vintage Negretti & Zambra, London "beer" thermometer, gilt metal mounts on oak backing, the entire 45cm long (1) 

AN EDWARDIAN OAK ANEROID BAROMETER, signed Thomas Armstong and Brothers, with a spiralling mercury thermometer, height 104cm, and an another oak aneroid barometer (2) (good condition)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR ROSEWOOD STAMP BOX WITH ENAMELLED ENVELOPE TO THE HINGED COVER AND A GROUP OF GLASSWARE, the stamp box with four division interior, chipped front left corner, width 8.1cm, the glassware comprising a late Victorian clear glass double ended scent bottle, marked 'Gilbertson London' to inside of hinged cover, worn gilt plated ends, length 14cm, a facet cut clear glass obelisk desk thermometer, height 14.5cm, s.d., a glass door knob, an early 20th century clear glass conical vase with flared rim and trailed green spiral decoration, height 15.5cm, a modern orange cased glass bud vase, height 25cm, to clear scent flasks with gilt decoration, worn, only one has a stopper which is s.d. and a pair of early 20th century bulbous bud vases in a brass frame, some chips to glass rims (9) (Condition report: most damage mentioned within description)

LARGE COPPER MOUNTED THERMOMETER, A NORRIS PROJECTOR, HIP FLASK, CARD GAME ETC

A Victorian oak cased Admiral Fitzroy’s stick barometer and thermometer, height 102cm

A French combination brass carriage timepiece, barometer, thermometer and compass, retailed by Reed & Son

An ormolu and bronze ‘travelling bear’ match tidy together with a ‘sphinx’ thermometer 19cm (2)

An early 20th century oak banjo barometer, with aneroid barometer dial, thermometer scale and stipple carved detail

AN ANEROID BAROMETER Marked Reballio & Zoon, Rotterdam With thermometer above 84cm tall Condition: Thermometer loose in the case, probably a replacement, some general light wear

Art deco wall Barometer Thermometer.

Black Forest Bear Thermometer Barometer Swiss Work Carved - Weight: 1.66 kg - Region: Suisse - Sizes: H 650mm L 220mm - Condition: at first sight - good condition - no restoration - no repair

Black Forest thermometer barometer surmounted by an eagle - Weight: 1.42 kg - Region: Suisse - Sizes: H 680 mm L 230 mm - Condition: at first sight - good condition - no restoration - no repair

A 19th century rosewood and brass inlaid barometer thermometer with swan neck pediment and silvered register, inscribed Spencer and Co III, Minories , London

An early 19th century mahogany and line inlaid barometer thermometer having silver register inscribed Bernascone a W London, H100cm together with a 19th century rosewood barometer thermometer having silver register, H 93cm 

A 19th century brass aneroid barometer with thermometer, together with a collection of wall, mantle, carriage and novelty clocks including brands such as President, Estyma, Acctim and others. (4)

A Comitti of London, wall hanging banjo shape barometer, thermometer and hydrometer, 96cm, together with a solid oak tilt top occasional table with inset parquetry depicting a lake land scene, glass topped together with a hall/side table, together with a fire screen (4)

Engeland, mahoniehouten banjo barometer, J. C. Mombelli, ca. 1800. Kast met gebroken timpaan en messing vaasornament, verzilverde messing schaalplaten, hygrometer, thermometer en waterpas. Gesigneerd: J. C. Mombelli, 30 Charles Street, Hatton Garden. [1] h. 112 cm, diam. 32 cm.

Victorian travelling barometer and thermometer by F West, 1 St James's St and engraved with a monogram in red leather case, the dial D7cm

A GOOD OAK CASED CIRCULAR BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER by J. SEWILL, the dial 7.5ins.

AN UNUSUAL INDUSTRIAL STYLE CLOCK WITH BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, modelled as a steam train, on a marble base with tracks. 18.5ins long.

A mixed lot to include a small quantity of treen items, Art Deco metal cat figurine, Carlton orange lustre tea cup, D'orlan brooch, Floral parade hedgehog, cased Zeal half minute thermometer etc

An Oak Rope Edge Barometer Thermometer, by Short & Mason, plus a Maritime Police truncheon, in mahogany locking box (3)

A Collected Field Surgeon Set, including folding knives, a fleam, thermometer, etc., and a small phrenology head (a lot)

Two Sykes Hydrometers, both English, late 19th century, in mahogany cases with boxwood stringing and ivory name plaques, one by Negretti & Zambra with ivory thermometer and two boxwood slide rules; one by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, with ivory thermometer by Loftus and two ivory slide rules, cases 25cm [CITES]

A George III mahogany and marquetry wheel barometer, 21cm silvered dial inscribed Nath: Dawson, London, hygrometer and mercury thermometer, the case with break-arch pediment, profusely inlaid with batwing, Prince of Wales feathers, and Tudor rose bosses, 100cm long, c. 1800Nathaniel Dawson was born in London, son of Roger Dawson in 1797 and set up in business in Fish Street, City of London 1818. He married Mary Ann Saunders and had a relatively large family, but died in 1858.