Reiss Brothers Company 20th Century cased Meerschaum pipe with gold coloured mounts and amber mouth piece, L14.5cm; olive wood obelisk desk thermometer, H15.5cm; 10th Century silver metal sugar basin with blue glass liner and swing handle, W15cm; carved green hardstone mouse and other decorative items
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A Scottish mahogany cased barograph, early 20th century, containing vacuum bellows, recording drum and ivorine thermometer, the case with five bevelled glass panels, on bracket feet, with ivorine plaque for J. B. Watson EDINBURGH, 19cm high, 37.5cm wide, 22.5cm deepPlease note Roseberys do not guarantee the working condition of any scientific instruments offered for sale.
Barometer by Negretti & Zambra English, c.1860, engraved to the silvered dial, 'NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, London' the silvered dial engraved in barometric inches running from 28 to 31, with English weather predictions, in a lacquered brass case with suspension hoop to the top, with curved thermometer, 12cm diameter
a c1920s gentleman’s watch by Le Saleve who were a a brand of Blum & Ostersetzer S.A. (Bienne), who were specialized in watch production for Italy with white enamel dial and black numbers and two auxiliary dials, one for seconds and one for 30 minutes (still ticking), an art deco era lady’s watch with 9 ct gold case by Estia (not ticking) and a late 19th century skin thermometer (3)
Victorian wheel barometer with a silvered dial inscribed "Archer, Hackney", and a thermometer above, in a mahogany scroll top case, H.102cm, and a Scottish "onion top" barometer/thermometer with hygrometer above and spirit level below inscribed "J R Corti, Glasgow", in an inlaid mahogany case, H.96cm. (2)
Humidor - Dunhill, Frankreich, gemarkt, rechteckiges Zedernholzgehäuse mit Wurzelholzfurnier und schwarzen Bandintarsien, lackiert, auf dem Scharnierdeckel zentrale Uhr mit Datum, Wochentag und Monat, links Barometer, rechts Thermometer, Deckel innen mit Hygrometer, Schlüssel anbei, Gebrauchsspuren, Deckel mit einem Lack-Chip, H. x B. x T. ca. 15 x 37 x 24 cm, Instrumente funktionierten bei der Katalogisierung
Early 19th century mahogany cased mercury barometer, by C. Tagliabue & Casella. The mahogany cased barometer having a Vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches with weather observations beneath the signature C. Tagliabue & Casella 23 Hatton Gardens London, with bone knop adjusters, name plate with a thermometer below, approx 103 cms x 16 cms at its widest point. 4Q53U4VD
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany cased aneroid barometer, by Fattorini & Sons Ltd Bradford. Height 91 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The barometer case is in generally good order with only minor issues. There is a slight crush to the top right-hand corner of the cornice and various small dings and scratches to the main body of the barometer. The most noticeable is the light scratch to the underside of the inlay at the foot. The thermometer too seems intact. The silvering is a little worn in places. The silvering to the main dial is in generally good order and the barometer appears to be operating. The brass dial is tarnished.
An early 19th century mahogany barometer by J & M Riva Glasgow, and with mercury thermometer. Height 111 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The barometer case is in generally fairly good order. There are some stress fractures to the veneers particularly above and below the hydrometer and between the bottom right-hand corner of the thermometer case and the brass circumference. There is a further stress fracture beneath the spirit level and to certain places on the sides. All brasswork is a little tarnished. The silvering to all dials is a little worn. The adjusting knob operates but the adjusting pointer has slipped from its pivot.
An Edwardian inlaid rosewood aneroid barometer, the dial marked W Wainewright Southsea, with mercury thermometer. Height 86 cm, width 32 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The top scroll to the pediment has been broken and glued back into position. There are minor scuffs to the cornice and main body of the barometer but no major problems. The silvering to both dials is a little worn. The thermometer tube appears to be in good condition. The barometer appears to be operating.
An Admiral Fitzroys walnut cased barometer, with timepiece to pediment. Height 116 cm, width 25.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The top right-hand scroll has been broken half and re-glued. Other than this the case is in generally good condition and is simply a little dirty in places. The paper label is generally all over foxed. The tube is missing its mercury. The thermometer appears to be operational. We cannot open the clock door to see if the movement winds. We also cannot access the rear of the movement. The brass door surround is tarnished. The glass has some minor surface scratches but the clock dial is in generally good order with only minor scratches and blemishes.
A.Pozzi of 'Wooten Bassett' early 19th century rosewood cased wheel or 'banjo' barometer with broken arch pediment, brass finial, removable humidity dial, removable mercury thermometer with silvered graduation plate in Fahrenheit, silvered barometer dial and spirit level set in silvered rectangular plate inscribed with maker's name. Overall height 111cm.
Chemist interest. A large glass chemist window display apothecary carboy/jar with stopper 79cm h, together with wooden pill boxes for Marshmallow ointment, Confection of Senna, Antibilious pills, Kidney Klensers, Indian Cerate etc, part filled bottles of Rhuaka digsetive syrup etc, a large reusable boxed Durex, two glass measuring jugs, mercury thermometer, syringe etc.
Various Collectables and Decorative Items including: daguerreotypes, a pair of toleware chambersticks, small silver photograph frames, mother of pearl obelisk form thermometer, Victorian brass chimney ornaments, miniature mahogany Edwardian style planter, terracotta figure etc (two trays)Daguerreotypes and other framed works including prints and engravings on porcelain
Spindeluhr an TaschenuhrenständerEngland, um 1790, auf dem Werk gemarkt John Grant London Fleetstreat, No. 647, hochfeine Spindeluhr mit vergoldeter und aufwendigst gravierter Werkplatine und Unruhkloben, Antrieb über Kette und Schnecke, makelloses Emailleziffernblatt, originale Goldzeiger, im glatten Silbergehäuse und zwei Übergehäusen, das Äußere in Schildpatt gefertigt, an langer Haarkette mit Schlüssel, funktionstüchtig, beigegeben Uhrenständer als Obelisk mit Thermometer (Anzeige in Fahrenheit und Reaumur), von einem Globus bekrönt, D Uhr 36 mm, H Uhrenständer 33 cm.Info: John Grant war ein berühmter englischer Uhrmacher, Schüler Cumming's. Meister wurde er 1781, lebte in London (Fleet Street) und starb daselbst im Jahre 1810. Er wurde Mitglied der Clockmakers Company. Grant war einer der frühen Pioniere der Ankerhemmung, der aber auch Taschenuhren mit Duplexhemmung und qualitätsvolle Taschenchronometer herstellte. Er fertigte unter anderem auch eine eigentümliche Ankerhemmung, in welcher das Gangrad parallel zur Platine gelagert war. Die Paletten standen übereinander. Verschiedene wertvolle, von ihm hergestellte Uhren, befinden sich in der Guildhall-Sammlung zu London. Quelle: Watch-Wiki, Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World; Autor: G. H. Baillie.

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