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Carved Oak Clock/Barometer and Thermometer

An early 20th century oak aneroid wheel barometer, with thermometer, 88cm

AN ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD ONION SHAPED BAROMETER , A/F - MERCURY THERMOMETER DAMAGED

Precision barometer/thermometer and Arthur Woods lustre vase with drinks flask. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

EDUARDO ARROYO (Madrid, 1937-2018)."Sherlock Holmes", 1991.Collage on paper.Signed and dated in the lower central area. Titled and dated on the back.Presents Metta gallery label (Madrid).Measurements: 46 x 30 cm; 55 x 37 cm (frame).In 2011 Es Baluard Museo d'Art hosted the exhibition; Eduardo Arroyo, painting literature. The exhibition included 193 works representing all those characters from literature that had inspired the work of the artist Eduardo Arroyo, who turned them into undisputed protagonists of the painting, thus creating a symbiosis between letters and drawing. He immortalized authors such as Flaubert, fairy tale characters, such as Little Red Riding Hood, and protagonists of literary classics, as in this work. With a totally personal language, Arroyo, rescues in this work the figure of Sherlock Holmes, only through the silhouette and a drawing that largely reminds the tweed, thus defining the British origin of the protagonist.Painter, sculptor and engraver, Arroyo stands out as an important figure within the neo-figurativist movement. A key figure in the new Spanish figuration, Arroyo came to prominence in the national art circuit belatedly, in the eighties, after a two-decade-long stay away forced by the Franco regime. Currently, his works hang in the most reputable Spanish museums and his creativity extends to theatrical scenographies and illustrated editions. Arroyo began his career in journalism, finishing his studies in 1957. He then left for Paris, fleeing the asphyxiating Spanish political climate of the time. Although his first vocation was as a writer, a task he continues to this day, by 1960 he was already making a living as a painter. That year, he participated for the first time in the Salón de Pintura Joven in Paris. His critical attitude towards dictatorships, both political and artistic, pushed him to controversial initiatives. He opted for figurative painting during the years of the overwhelming dominance of abstract painting in Paris, and his first themes were reminiscent of "black Spain" (effigies of Philip II, bullfighters, dancers), worked in a caustic and unromantic key. At the beginning of the sixties his plastic vocabulary moved under the North American influence of pop art, and in 1964 his break with informal art became definitive. His first public impact came in 1963, when he presented a series of effigies of dictators at the Third Paris Biennial, which provoked protests from the Spanish government. That same year, Arroyo prepared an exhibition at the Biosca Gallery in Madrid, which was inaugurated without his presence since he had to flee to France, pursued by the police; the exhibition was censored and closed a few days later. However, Arroyo's figurative option took a long time to be accepted in Paris. The painter rejected the unconditional devotion to certain avant-gardists, such as Duchamp or Miró, which he considered imposed by fashions. Actually, his interest is to demystify the great masters and defend the role of the market as protector and thermometer of art, as opposed to the network of museums and influences paid for with public money. In 1974, Arroyo was expelled from Spain by the regime, and would not recover his passport until Franco's death.

Wooden sign Llandudno, Tetleys thermometer, small railway signs and 4 railway prints

A French Art Nouveau Wall Hanging Carved Wooden Aneroid Barometer, The Dial Inscribed for Haussy and Badet, Lille, with Thermometer. 54cms High

A Late Victorian Carved Oak Wheel Barometer, Clock and Thermometer. Foliate Decoration, 67cm High 

A 19th Century Aneroid Barometer with Silvered Dial and Curved Thermometer, Mounted in a Rope Carved Walnut Case, 23cm Diameter

An Edwardian carved walnut cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, height 99cm

A cat thermometer, pig pin cushion, two pocket watches and other items

A traditional Victorian small banjo form barometer having mercury thermometer with visible mechanism behind enamel face dial

A mid-19th century five dial mercury wheel barometer in a mahogany veneered case with painted decoration and satinwood stringing to the edge,Swan-neck pediment and rounded base, recessed hygrometer with a circular silvered dial engraved �dry� �damp� with a brass bezel and convex glass, removable arched thermometer box with a mercury thermometer and brass thermometer bolt, hinged brass clock bezel (movement and dial missing), silvered ten-inch register engraved with weather predictions in Roman upper and lower case and Gothic script, barometric air pressure from twenty eight to thirty one inches in hundredths of an inch, steel indicator hand and brass recording hand, with a cast brass bezel and concave glass, level bubble recessed within a silvered plate engraved �Warranted Correct�.Height 110cm

A mid-20th century Smiths "Empire" Ships Bulkhead clock, six-inch painted dial and seven-inch cast brass bezel with a flat bevelled glass, Roman numerals and a minute track with steel spade hands, seconds hand and fast slow regulation, dial inscribed �Observator Rotterdam, Made in England�, with a going barrel movement and platform escapement, on an oak effect ten-inch wooden base.With Key.With a Holosteric Compensated Barometer by Schatz, with a five-inch open dial and six-inch bezel, flat bevelled class with brass recording hand, steel indicator hand reading atmospheric pressure in inches and millibars with weather predictions, semi-circular spirit thermometer recording the temperature in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, on a nine-inch-stained hardwood base.

Antique W.B. McCallum Perth brass face wall barometer. Mercury Thermometer. [80cm in length]

A Rare 19th century Louchet Sue. de Housset Paris hand painted thermometer, Fitted within a hunting scene metal frame, showing various dogs, stag and fox head. [23cm in length]

A 19th century walnut with thermometer, signed C Rimondi Halifax, 115cm tall, in good condition, no bubbles in tube

A set of Avery balance scales, a Spong coffee mill and slicer, an Acctim quartz wall clock and a brass mounted thermometer

A gemstone globe weather station with clock and thermometer.

Group of silver, comprising silver mounted Art Nouveau desk thermometer, hallmarked J & R Griffin (Joseph & Richard Griffin), Chester 1906, silver mounted and glass pepper grinder, hallmarked John Grinsell & Sons, London 1899, embossed case of cylindrical form with later glass liner, hallmarked Arthur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham 1902, napkin ring with engraved scroll decoration, hallmarked Birmingham, date letter and makers mark worn and indistinct, money clip stamped 925, teaspoon marked Sterling, and Continental pickle fork marked 8305.

A Duckham's 20-50 enamel thermometer, in good condition, 13 x 36".

A 19th Century Burr Walnut Wheel Barometer Thermometer, the silver dial inscribed M. Hughes London 100 cms long

An ivory lighthouse desk thermometer, circa 1900

Arts & Crafts oak inlaid barometer/thermometer, the stylised inlaid case inset with an 8" silvered barometer dial with stylised Arabic text, 28.5" x 12" 

Brass drumhead aneroid barometer, 4.75" chapter ring fitted with a thermometer and enclosing an open centre

Oak aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 8" white dial within a foliate carved case

Mahogany inlaid wheel barometer/thermometer, the 8.5" silvered dial under a thermometer and within a shaped case inlaid with paterae and conch shells surmounted by a broken arched cornice (in need of restoration)

Giant French brass and four glass two train carriage clock striking on a gong and with platform escapement, the 3.25" cream dial within a bevel glazed stepped case surmounted by a raised thermometer enclosing a recessed compass, with carrying handle, 10" high; also with a outer red Morocco leather travelling case

Oak two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the movement back plate stamped Fattorini & Sons, Bradford, English Manufacture, the 4.5" white chapter ring inscribed Patent Automatic Alarm and enclosing a gilt centre with alarm dial, within a pillared stepped case, 13" high (pendulum and key); also a small walnut cased barometer/thermometer, 18.5" high (2)

Nickel cased pocket watch and matching barometer, with subsidiary seconds dial and within a green leather easel case fitted with a thermometer between the dials, 8" wide

Interesting brass cased drumhead travelling mantel clock timepiece with thermometer and registration lozenge; within a Morocco leather travelling case; also a small brass ticket clock and a small brass gravity clock (3)

A SERPENTINE MARBLE THERMOMETER, Bradbury, Penzance 10ins high.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOW-FRONTED STICK BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER by JOHN WISKER, YORK. 3ft 3ins high.

AN UNUSUAL INDUSTRIAL STYLE COMBINATION CLOCK, THERMOMETER AND BAROMETER, modelled as a train mounted on a marble base. 18.5ins long x 18ins high

A small oak cased wall barometer/thermometer with aneroid works, dial marked for Short & Mason

SIR KENNETH GRANGE, a Taylor, Short & Mason barometer, clock and thermometer set, mounted in zebrano wood stand, designed 1965, maker's marks to instrument, and stamped designed by Kenneth Grange to underside, length 37cm

A rare oversized floor-standing enamel advertising thermometer 'Stephens' Inks'; the glass thermometer intact and the wooden back with remnants of original paper labels, the register dial between dark blue enamel top and base (155cm high x 31cm wide)Condition Report: There is a lot of interest in this lot. It looks in all original condition and has come to us from a private estate. The glass looks in good condition but no guarantees can be given but looks to be original (rusty screws). The wood at the back is dark and there are remnants of labels. The suspension ring is rusty, the main face looks really good enamel wise, there is some chipping of enamelling mostly to the very RH side where the holes are, some of the screws are missing. 

A good selection of items to include early 19th century sarcophagus-shaped mahogany tea caddy on brass bun-style feet, a tinplate touring car with British racing green coachwork, a walnut bookstand, a late 19th/early 20th century Negretti & Zambra thermometer, miniature scales, a boxed miniature Vitra Design modernist chair from the Miniatures Collection, an early 20th century Chinese circular cloisonné dish decorated with an open-mouthed five-clawed imperial yellow dragon 

A 19th century barrel grip cork screw, c. 1820; an early 20th century dairy float thermometer; a small folk art treen box with screw top lid; a 19th century wooden bellows; a brass desk clip in the form of a lady's hand, 1862, etc, 11).

J.M HYDE, BRISTOL, A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY MARINE STICK BAROMETER, ivory register plates and central thermometer, lacks gimbal, 35 1/2 ins high.

DENT, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SHIPS CLOCK, painted dial with subsidiary seconds, in an oak rope twist case, 8 1/2 ins diameter and a DITTO circular WALL BAROMETER, pottery dial with crescent thermometer, 7 ins diameter. (2)

C MARINONE, A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD BANJO BAROMETER, 10 ins silvered dial with hygrometer, thermometer (tube a.f), and spirit level, the case with swan neck pediment, 40 ins high.

A lot comprising an oak tea trolley,four assorted table lamps,tray,two wall mirrors,footstool,an oak barometer/thermometer,a print of dogs and two oil on boards signed "M. Dupont" (14) Condition Report: Available upon request

A Victorian carved oak barometer/thermometer Condition Report: Available upon request

AN OAK NAPOLEON HAT MANTLE CLOCK TOGETHER WITH A THERMOMETER

CARVED OAK BANJO BAROMETER & THERMOMETER

A Maximum/Minimum Thermometer, 20cm, 19th Century, by C.W. DIXEY & SON, Optn's to the Queen, 3, New Bond St, London, in mahogany case

A Factory Thermometer, Factories Act, 1961, polished wood, 36cm

SIKE'S HYDROMETER, an unusual and early miniature example complete with thermometer, red morocco case, engraved plate for maker BUSS, 33 Hatton Garden, London 12cm overall All weights marked 1809 except the cap weight which appears to be of appropriate size and original. The Thermometeris marked BUSS London + 1809 SIKES. Thermometer also has 1809 scratched en verso

Modern banjo-type barometer in oak case with thermometer 

A late 19th/early 20th century oak 'Admiral Fitzroy' pattern barometer: of typical form with lithograph printed back papers, mercury tube, storm tube and thermometer, in a glazed case, 93 x 21cm.

An Art Deco chrome Unigraph Dex weather station,1930s, mounted with a barrel-form tower, with two dials, and a sliding dial below, with hexagonal supports to the sides, a card calendar slot to the right-hand side, with days and months, 26cm wide, and a desk barometer, thermometer and clock, in a chrome frame with square dials, with an easel back, 24cm wide (2)Condition report: The easel back desk piece - clock appears to be working. The barometer is spotted. Barrel backs also spotted. The Unigraph Dex weather station has spotting to the chrome some knocks to the base, the bottom is biazed. Unsure if working.

A Modern Wooden Weather Indicator/Thermometer in the Form of Figures in Chalet, Original Cardboard box

An Edwardian carved oak aneroid barometer, Lowe & Sons Chester, with mercury thermometer, 83cm h Good original condition, case slightly splashed with paint, mechanism untested

A good early 19th century satinwood wheel barometersigned Corti & Son, 94 Holborn Hill, Londonthe case surmounted by a broken swan neck pediment with ivory buttons centred by a brass urn over a detachable hygrometer and mercury thermometer, main dial, recording knob and spirit level, the signed silvered 9' dial with seven weather predictions reading to one-fortieth of an inch, with recording hand, all framed by a brass bezel, 100cms high Footnotes:John Corti worked from 94 Holborn Hill from 1809 to 1815. It is not known when his son joined the family firm.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TP YTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.Y Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century French giltwood wall barometer and thermometerin the Louis XVI stylethe 9' paper dial marked in ink from 27 to 29, set within a beaded slip, the shaped case with acanthus and floral cresting and crossed quiver of arrows and flambeau torch and floral garlanded surround, the lower section set with an alcohol thermometer above a floriate terminal, 101cm high This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE MAHOGANY FRAMED BANJO BAROMETER, with thermometer and clock. 117cmCondition Report: See images

EARLY 20TH CENTURY ART DECO STYLE ANEROID BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER

A German floating ball Gallio thermometer glass tube. 63cm tall.

Victorian wheel barometer with clock & thermometer. Hull maker Height 110 cm clock not working