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BAROGRAPH

A Sewills mahogany cased barograph.

FÜNF-DOSEN-BAROGRAPH, Nussbaum, Messing, Gehwerk mit Originalschlüssel, gangbar, L 18, gemarkt, RICHARD FRÈRES, PARIS, um 1900

A mahogany cased barograph, early 20th century, and another later by Short and Mason in anodised metal case (2)

An oak cased barograph by Ross of London

An early/mid-20th century clockwork barograph in glazed case, the case 17.7 x 37 x 22cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order. Some scuffs to the case, some light general wear to the instrument.

A mahogany cased barograph by J Lizars Edinburgh and Glasgow, in rectangular case raised on bracket feet. Height 19 cm, width 32 cm, depth 18.5 cm.

An Edwardian style mahogany barograph, by Russell, London, outlined with boxwood stringing, chart drawer to base, shallow bracket feet, 37.5cm wide, limited edition 66/1000, c.1982

An oak and bevelled glass cased barograph, the base with plaque 'Benn Franks Optician Hull Hanley Etc', 36.5cm, together with two boxes of recorder charts

J.J Hicks. An oak cased barograph, the glazed top revealing the barograph with a JJ Hicks maker of London stamp, and single drawer base with brass handles locking key and extra paper, 24cm high, 36cm wide, 23cm deep.

J.H. Steward Ltd, The Strand, London barograph, in glass case. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Very grubby, appears complete, not tested. J.H STEWARD LTD LONDON

Walnut cased barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, drawer base, 37cm.

Mid 20th Century copper and brass barograph, with locking hinged cover, 28cm long

A Short and Mason barograph No 6956 in perspex case

Large quantity of various barometers, many in need of some restoration, largest 31" high; also a small quantity of barograph type clockwork cylinders etc

A GERMAN SECOND WORLD WAR BAROGRAPH. A mahogany cased Second World War German Navy barograph with an attached label with eagle with wings outstretched and swastika above serial number 4780N. The recording drum numbered N12247 18cm high 28cm wide.

A Short & Mason barograph with hinged glazed top, No.4998/43, with record cards, 30cm wide Condition Report: Available upon request

J H Steward Ltd Mining Barograph in copper case with padlock stamped 'WR' together with three Miners Lamps: John Spence, Wolf and an unmarked example (4)

BAROGRAPH

A Good Quality Negretti and Zambra Six Coil Clock Work Barograph of Small Proportions and Housed in Glazed Case, No.30535, Complete with Quantity of Unused Charts, 20cm wide

An oak cased barograph, with wall bracket, 36cm wide

A quality Barograph by FCC with battery operated drum, brass frame and glazed with bevelled glass, on an oak plinth and with a drawer containing a good number of spare charts, 14 1/4'' x 9'' x 9''.

A Wilson Warden & Co, London barograph with Negretti & Zambra recording sheets.

Edwardian oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism, six bellow aneroid tower, silvered thermometer, clockwork drum and fitted ink bottle, lift-off cover with five bevelled glass panels on stepped base with chart drawer and bracket feet W37cmClick here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

An Antique brass barograph, in glazed oak case, with spare sheets, by Short & Mason London, length 36cm

Mahogany cased barograph, 37cm across.

A Mid 20th Century Mahogany Cased Barograph by Finnigans of Manchester, 30x15x20cm, No. E26636

An oak cased barograph, with wall bracket, 36cm wide

A New York drop dial office wall clock, other wall clocks, barograph, lab balances etc (qty)

Rattray of Dundee eight atmosphere barograph under glass case, number F14329, 36cm wide Not sure if in working order.

An early 20th century oak cased French barograph, with brass cylinder and eight tier vacuum, stamped 'RP PARIS' and numbers 582, the glazed case with brass carrying handle, together with a box of Casella London barograph charts, 15.5 cm high x 28 cm wide

Hamilton and Inches barograph with integral clock, in an oak case with bevelled glass and single drawer, with paperwork detailing restoration / service, W 52 x D 22 x H 24.5cm

Oak cased barograph, with thermometer, under hinged bevelled glass cover with drawer below, W 36 x D 22 x H21cm

An Early 20th Century Wooden Cased Clockwork Barograph on Bracket Feet Having Brass Carrying Handle to Hinged Lid, 31cm Wide

A modern Barigo barograph, in rectangular case, 25cm, with instruction leaflet

A Tycos brass-mounted barograph, by Short & Mason of London, in brass case with bevel-glass panels, case length 33cm, height 25cm, with spare charts and inkGood condition, brass inside case is tarnished, not seen running

Walnut cased barograph marked M. W. Dunscombe of Bristol, 428606, with thermometer and with single drawer and key, 38cm x 24cm x 23.5cm Condition: good overall condition, with very slight wear and marks

A RECORDING BAROGRAPH RETAILED BY VICTOR E. SMYTH, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1909 unsigned, with seven capsule movement with silvered repeater dial and clockwork recording drum, ivorine retailer’s plate as per title, contained within oak case with hinged bevelled glass cover and chart drawer with presentation plate dated for 1909 -- 8 x 14¼in. (20.5 x 36cm.)Condition report: some wear to silvered dial, recording drum mechanism working, drawer lacking knob

A RECORDING BAROGRAPH BY R.H. WHITE & CO., LEEDS, CIRCA 1920 the eight capsule pressure drum with gilt brass components, mounted on oxidised brass bedplate with clockwork recording drum and ivorine maker’s plate inscribed R. H. WHITE & CO., 103 ALBION STREET, LEEDS, contained within wooden case with bevelled glass panels – 7½ x 14¼in. (19 x 36cm.)Condition report: drum’s clockwork motor in good working order, some fading to wood, ink bottle loose and missing cap

A Short and Mason barograph, no. 013628, mahogany and glazed, 36cm long, 21cm highProvenance: From the collection of the late Tony Saunders of BedfordCondition report: Movment not tested.No obvious major faults.Spare papers.

A cased Sewills Barograph

A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany and glass cased barograph by J.Hicks of London, rectangular bevelled glass removable display top, single drawer beneath.

Clock, Watch, Barometer, Barograph and Sundial related volumes, to incluyde Penelope Gouk, The Ivory Sundials of Nuremberg, Brian Loomes, Lancashire Clocks and Clockmakers, Philip R. Collins, Fitzroy and His Barometers etc. (qty)

An Edwardian oak cased barograph, in bevelled glass case, with graph paper drawer, on bracket feet, width 36.5cm depth 22cm height 21cmCONDITION: Fair wear and tear from use, golden finish to the oak which is a little bleached and matted at the back from exposure to sun light, scattered oxidisation spots to the gilt metal work.

An Early 20th Century oak cased barograph by Weir & Sons of Dublin and Belfast, having five bevelled glass panels and standing on bracket feet. W:32cm x D:17cm x H:18cm

A 20th century mahogany five glass cased recording barograph. With numerous replacement papers.W:37cm x D:22cm x H:25cm

A 20TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS AND FIVE GLASS BAROGRAPH with hinged cover, 20cm wide, together with a carriage timepiece with white enamel Roman dial and platform cylinder escapement (2)

A rare oak cased micro-barograph with thermometerNegretti and Zambra, London, early 20th centuryThe mechanism with nine-segment aneroid chamber connected via a lacquered brass armature to an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on a double-height clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the brass baseplate engraved NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON and applied with an arched silvered Fahrenheit and centigrade scale mercury tube thermometer, the case with five-panel hinged cover on cavetto moulded skirt base incorporating a drawer containing spare charts over simple squab feet, 49cm (19.25ins) wide. The firm of Negretti & Zambra are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as being established in 1850 when a partnership between Enrico Negretti and Joseph Warren Zambra was formed. The firm became one of the most prolific makers of scientific instruments and continued trading well into the 20th century.Condition Report: The aneroid chambers appear to be in sound condition with no obvious variation in profile depths and the instrument responds to change in pressure. The clockwork movement is in working condition. The recording pointer pivots and frame appear complete and brass retains original lacquer finish with overall light to moderate patchy discolouration in places. The thermometer is in good original condition. The case is in sound original unrestored condition with faults limited to minor bumps, scuffs, shrinkage and wear commensurate with age; there is a small quantity of spare charts with the instrument. Condition Report Disclaimer

An antique barograph together with a wall barometer

Negretti & Zambra of London oak cased Barograph with crescent dial marked Stormy, Rain, Change, Fair and Very Dry, 37cm long x 18cm high

A mid 20th century Barograph and a set of Coin Scales

A modern cased barograph in a mahogany glazed case with storage drawer beneath.

A vintage mahogany cased brass pillared barograph, 35 x 21 x 18 cm high

An early 20th century light mahogany and bevelled glazed cased barograph, retailed by Harrods, fitted single drawer, 38 cm x 24 cm x 24 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: slightly faded, minor chipping around finger hole.

A CONTEMPORARY BAROGRAPH in a mahogany case (drawer missing)

A 20th century Negretti And Zambra barograph R/14878 with single drawer.

Old / antique barograph / air pressure gauge. First half of the 20th century with black metal case. Size: 30 x 34 x 18 cm. In good condition.

A late 19th/early 20th century barograph retailed by Kerr & Mackellar, Glasgow, with mercury thermometer contained within a five glass paneled and mahogany case with single chart drawer, length 35cm, height 21cm.

IMPROVED BAROGRAPH labelled 'James of Glasgow' in a glass case, 18 x 35 x 20cms with a quantity of charts

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd, first half 20th century, with bevelled glass panels to lift off cover, the base with drawer and bracket feet, the mechanism with eight aneroid segment chamber within lacquered brass armature operating via a system of pivoted levers, marked "Stormograph", comes with original ink bottle recessed into the case, graph charts, the ivorine plaque reads 'Made for C. Werner & Co Pty Ltd, Melbourne by Short & Mason Ltd', cylinder unmarked, 14½ x 9in. (36.8 x 22.9cm.), 8½in. (21.5cm.) high. *The piece winds, but drums doesn't rotate (possible missing elements? or service needed) the case with light wear, no cracks or splits to wood or glass.