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Curry & Paxton, Liverpool, Barograph In Wooden Case, 22cm

John Barker & Co Ltd mahogany cased barograph, single drawer on bracket feet, H23cm x W38cm x D24cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

BAROGRAPH BY KELVIN BOTTOMLEY & BAIRD, of Glasgow & London, with mercury thermometer, contained in a bevelled five glass and mahogany case, the frieze drawer with additional chart, 37cm wide

EARLY 20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH, by George Tarratt of Leicester, contained in a glazed mahogany case, above a spreading base on four bun feet, 37cm wide

SHORT & MASON 'TYCOS' BAROGRAPH lacquered brass mechanism, eight bellows, clockwork drum, with patent stamp, in bevelled oak case with chart drawer and metal weather forecast guide, 36.5cms wide (nib lacking)

Negretti & Zambra barograph, lacquered brass clockwork mechanism for cylinder, mahogany case with drawer to plinth for papers, movement stamped "G. Luck Barograph and Recorder Co. Ltd, made in England", key wind, fast and slow mechanism movement going, width 40cm (16"), depth 26cm (10"), height 20cm (8").Condition report: Overall good condition, with large number of spare recording papers in storage drawer.

A barograph, Philip Harris & Co, Birmingham, c.1913

Negretti and Zambra black metal cased barograph, 26cm across

A French portable ballooning barograph, 0-30000 feet, by Jules Richard, Paris, with spare recording sheets, ink and instruction sheet, in a mahogany box, 18cm wide

Microscopes and scientific equipment, barograph, projector and screen, etc.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph

A Barigo barograph, a mantle clock, pewter quaich, art glass bowl etc Condition Report: Available upon request

An early 20th century barograph by T B Winter & Sons, seven day clockwork movement, nine bellows with extra graphs

A Barograph by Negretti & Zambra, 38cm long

A Short & Mason Barograph, contained in an oak fitted case with chart drawer and charts, 36.5cm

A Barograph, by Baird & Tatlock, London, in mahogany case, with charts, 35cm long

A mahogany cased barograph, 36.5cm

A barograph, in a stained wood case width 39cm.

Mahogany cased barograph by B.Cook & Son - Hull.

A lot to include a Gluck Barograph and Recorder, writing slope and wooden boxes

An early 20th Century polished oak cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra - R/5644 - top glass pane cracked

Richard Freres small mahogany cased barograph, bearing the maker's trademark logo stamped on the bed plate, no. 16578, within a glazed case surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 7" high (at fault)

A German Second War Period walnut-cased barograph with inset metal plaque, serial no. 212N/G, length 28cm, original stained pine travelling case

A Negretti & Zambra Regent barograph, mahogany-case with bevel-glass panels, length 42cm All in good original condition and working order

BAROGRAPH, oak table top cabinet cased barograph by T.B. Heath with drawer base

A mahogany cased combination barograph and thermograph by Short & Mason, London No A8366:, the eight day clockwork drum on a mahogany base with twelve drum atmosphere and lacquered brass recording arms, double ink bottle wells under a glazed case, the plinth base fitted with frieze drawer, 22 x 37 x 22.5cm.

A late Victorian mahogany cased barograph , c.1900, with an ivory thermometer, and single chart drawer to base, on bracket feet, 37cm wide, 23cm deep, 22cm high

A World War I barograph/altimeter, from an Albatros Scout (German biplane), now with a silvered plaque inscribed 'Altimeter of Albatros Scout Type D5 driven down in the English lines at Ly Fontaine on March 18th 1918 at 7.30am (pilot captured) by Lieut. E. Varley, Lieut. D. Goodason, Leiut. C.R. Keary, 23 Squad R.F.C.' with wooden case and maker's label An account of this action is included in

A Richard Freres oak cased barograph with eight-tier vacuum, the base plate with stamped maker's mark and no. 2720, the case with brass carrying handle, width 28cm

A collection of surveying and meteorological instruments, late 19th and early 20th century,including a double parallel ruler, a Smeeth's Transit Protractor by Negretti & Zambra, a Hanriot folding pair of binoculars in case, an anemometer in metal case, a Fred G. King Pocket Reconnaissance Instrument Patented July 7th 1902 by J.C.Sala Maker San Francisco, a J.H.Steward Patent Telemeter in case, a Trouhgton & Simms box sextant in case, a Richard Freres pocket barograph in case, and various barometers and compasses, (qty)

A Japanese metal cased barograph, possibly military; together with another Jules Richard metal cased example. (2)

A late 19th / early 20th Century oak cased Barograph, the drum with clockwork motor secured to lacquered brass bed-plate with seven atmosphere movement, ink bottle, with four bevelled glass panels, mirror back with two-compartment chart drawer under.

An oak cased brass barograph made by Gluck, the removable case top with bevelled glass panels, raised on pedestal base with chart drawer enclosing numerous charts etc. together with purchase receipt and related book, 37cm long

Combined barograph and thermograph and Cassella thermo-hygrograph 

Edwardian barograph, lacquered brass mechanism with eight bellow silvered aneroid and dial marked Rd.428606 Benn Franks, Optician, Hull, Hanley etc clockwork drum stamped Pat.371502 in bevel glazed case with chart drawer,

Early 20th century B. Cooke & Son Hull mahogany cased barograph, clockwork movement with glass ink bottle and recorder ink, bevelled glass lift off top, on bracket feet, W38cm, D24cm, H20cm

Barograph Labelled Chadburn's of Liverpool, in metal case.

Early to mid 20th Century light oak barograph, with seven-tier vacuum and lacquered brass furniture over chart drawer with bevelled five-glass cover, 35.5cm wide

A mahogany cased brass table barograph.

A Short & Mason barograph, with eight coils in an oak and bevelled glass case, with drawer below, 36 cm wide

'ON' METAL CASED BAROGRAPH and a quantity of recorder charts by Negretti and Zambra Limited

MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH, by Russell of Norwich, with eight bellows, a single paper drawer, width 40cm

SHORT AND MASON BAROGRAPH, No 234, eight bellows, in a walnut case, with register papers, length 31.5cm

CAMBRIDGE INSTRUMENT COMPANY LTD; a large electrical barograph with paper chart to centre behind glazed aperture, diameter of case 35cm.Additional InformationHeavy wear and tear, some marks to the paper.

A late 19th/early 20th century brass lacquered and mahogany cased barographWith applied ivorine plaque engraved 'R. Atkinson, Lancaster'With eight tier bellows, contained within bevelled glass plates, raised on a ogee moulded base with a single drawer, 36cm wide, 21cm deep, 21cm high, (14in wide, 8in deep, 8in high)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century mahogany and nickle plated BarographEngraved K Bottomley & Baird Ltd, Glasgow, no.133128With eight tier bellows, contained within a bevelled glass case above a single drawer, raised on bun feet, 36cm wide, 22cm deep, 23cm high, (14in wide, 8 1/2in deep, 9in high)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An outdoor barograph, in white enamelled case by Casella London, numbered 32214, 17cm high x 34cm wide x 14cm deep

A mid 20th Century Maxant oak cased barograph, length 20cm, S/D.

A BAROGRAPH IN JAPANNED HOUSING WITH BRASS HANDLE, 25CM L AND TWO VINTAGE SMITHS MOTOR CAR DASHBOARD CLOCKS, BEZEL 9CM D, C1930

A circa 1900 walnut cased barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, 32cm wide.

Micro-Barograph by Short & Mason London No L7944, in metal framed case with bevelled edge panels, the fame marked Chart No 130 (32.5cm x 18.5cm x 23cm)

An early 20th century oak-cased aneroid barograph, with under-drawer, charts

Barograph, ship barometer, two desk lamps, vintage Akai tape recorder, Galvanometer, Trendmaster, case of glass and china, etc.

19th/ early 20th century lacquer box with gilt decoration, pair Victorian brass candlesticks, brass hand paper clip, two 19th century powder flasks, ebony parallel rule, boxed set of Negretti and Zambra barograph charts & miscellanea

A modern barograph in case with cards and some spare parts Condition Report: Available upon request

A mahogany cased barograph

An oak cased Barograph.

A German Second War Period walnut-cased barograph with inset metal plaque, serial no. 212N/G, length 28cm, original stained pine travelling case

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd, London the silvered dial marked RD No.428606, with bevelled glass, eight tier vacuum, gilt brass fittings and single recording arm, cylinder stamped 'Pat. 3715.02', with a single drawer, with original 'Self-Recording Barometer' instruction leaflet, 14¼ x 8½in. (36.2 x 21.5cm.), 8½in. (21.5cm.) high. *Condition: Winds and runs. Some crazing/dulling to polish to case and wear to colour on corners. Spotting to brass and dark stained patch to brass below back of vacuum. Two large patches of deterioration to lacquer to top of cylinder.

A modern barograph with chart case below