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20th Century German Fischer mahogany cased barograph

Gluck Barograph & Recorder Co. Ltd., Art Nouveau 8 day oak mantle timepiece, shaped case with boxwood outline, white enamel Roman dial, signed movement, H21.5cm and H.A.C. oak striking mantle clock, H25cm

20th century French barograph, with five tier vacuum, numbered '26121' and stamped 'RF BREVETES SGDG PARIS', within ebonised hinged case with carry handle, 18cm x 11cm x 13cm high (ex.handle)With receipt of purchase from Brown & White Antiques & Interiors, dated 20/1/06

An early 20th century French barograph in a mahogany case. 28.5cm wide 17cm highuntested

A G Baines (Harrogate) Barograph with eight section vacuum and circular dial 'Stormy Rain Change Fair Very Dry', in mahogany case with bevelled glass lid and plaque 'Presented to Mr J Horner by the staff of the Yorkshire Penny Bank Ltd 31st January 1939'Ticks when wound, stylus and dial pointer appear to operate correctly, Cosmetically Excellent has some fairly minor wear from age, dial can be read clearly

An early 20th Century oak-cased combination barograph and barometerBearing ivorine plaque reading 'Short & Mason, London'Having a five-glass case housing an eight-tier vacuum, lacquered brass furniture and drum with key-wound movement, silvered recording arm, and also incorporating a circular dial with scale from 28 to 31, the plinth base fitted with a chart drawer, raised on bracket feet.38cm wide x 23cm deep x 23cm high (15in wide, 9in deep, 9in high)Condition:Exterior case appears good with only minor signs of age and use. Barometer intact and functioning. Barograph barrel movement winds and runs.

A Negretti and Zambra vintage barograph/ thermograph.

A 20th century barograph, mahogany glazed case, brass handle, 17cm high, 29.5cm wide

An early 20th century teak cased barograph by Ross, London No.A.529. with drawer underneath containing the original leaflet, spare papers, etc. Condition - fair to good.

A BARIGO BAROGRAPH, mechanic barograph operated by a battery quartz clockwork inside the metal drum, writing arm to attach a pen, graph paper attaches to the drum, eight stacked pressure probes precisely transferred to the writing arm by mechanical linkage, the varnished mahogany wood case has a modern silver handle, the case opens by a small silver button on the side, Barigo logo inside, 23cm x 15.5cm, depth 14cm (1), (Condition Report: not been tested but appears in good clean condition with no visible damage)

An Early 20th Century Fine Traditional English Mahogany Barograph by Casella, London, set in a glass case with bevelled edge's, lift off lid and a chart drawer to the base. The Barograph has a seven cylinder movement complete with spare paper charts, H22cm x W37cm x D23cm.

A good quality brass mounted barograph by Charles J Gaupp & Co Hong Kong in mahogany glazed traditional case

A good quality German barograph in mahogany rectangular glazed case

An industrial barograph, in gold painted case, indistinct label stamped Watford, on sprung feet, 27cm wide. (AF)

Barograph, Mitte 20. Jh., im Vitrinenkasten aus hellem Holz, Tragehenkel, leicht ber., 14 x 21 x 11 cm

Antique Barograph in wooden and glazed case with drawer, no makers mark

An early 20th century cased barograph and a Meopta microscope

An American Julien P Friez & Sons, Baltimore Barograph, grey case, no 1066, cat 620, serial no 785-43, with register slips, inks etc qty

AN ARMY AND NAVY MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH. early 20th century, with ink bottle and spare charts to the drawer, height 22cm, width 37cm, depth 23cm. *CR Working condition untested, light surface wear to case, glass panels good, surface wear to bellows, case needs a light clean.

Scientific equipment, to include a barograph by Casella, London, a small boxed Eclipse microscope, a mahogany cased H, Tinsley Microfarad, an A. Gaiffe Milliamperes meter, a W.G. Pye & Co. galvanometer etc. Condition Report:No condition report available.

Lennie of Edinburgh mahogany cased barograph, 35 x 19 x 15cm

Early to mid 20th century barograph by Short & Mason London, in glazed oak case, W36cm

A late 19th century walnut barograph, with carrying handle to the top, glazed to the front and left hand side, hinger to right side, the interior with brass base stamped J.H. STEWARD 406 & 457 Strand, LONDON and celluloid plaque with Patent Applied For, comes with two ink bottles, width 31cm x height 18.8cm x depth 15cm

WWII period J C Eckardt German aviation barograph with bakelite casing - 23cm x 16.5cm high x 10cm - untested

An unusually small gilt brass barograph, numbered 28946, 19.5cm wide.

An unusually small mahogany barograph, 18m wide.

An early 20th century mahogany cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, all beneath a five glass removable cover, on a moulded rectangular base, length 35cm.

A late 20th century mahogany cased barograph, the gilt lacquered mechanism with clockwork recording drum, signed 'Russell Norwich', all beneath a bevelled five glass removable cover, the base fitted with a single drawer, length 39.5cm.

A brass barograph, in glazed oak case with drawer, 36cm wide.

An industrial barograph, in gold painted case, indistinct label stamped Watford, on sprung feet, 27cm wide. (AF)

A barograph.

A Nagretti & Zambra barograph, width 26 cm.

A Ross of London Barograph

Negretti & Zambra, London, early 20th Century oak cased barograph, 35cm wide

A John Davis and Son Derby Ltd. Barograph, in a mahogany glazed case with brass carrying handle, with six bellows stack and lacquered brass linkage, 45cm long; together with a quantity of papers.

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph, supplied by T. B. Winter & Son, Newcastle upon Tyne, with ink bottle, raised on a stepped base, 36 x 21 x 19cms high.

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, supplied by F. Robson & Co., Newcastle upon Tyne, fitted with ink bottle, on stepped rectangular base fitted with a drawer, 38 x 24 x 22cms high overall; together with a cased set of weights.

Modern barograph in glazed case, 23cm high 

JAMES LUCKING & CO. OAK CASED BAROGRAPH with eight drum atmosphere, 36cms (w), with spare recorder chartsProvenance: private collection Conwy

A vintage gilt brass barograph with silvered thermometer, label for Benzie Cowes, in bevel glazed metal case on ebonised plinth with graph-drawer, 36 cm wide o/a

A barograph in mahogany case

An oak cased barograph raised on spreading bracket supports, width 35.5cm.

A collection of seven brass cased clocks and gauges, including seven by Wempe, featuring a wooden cased clock, 13 by 17 by 6.5cm, two ship clocks, two hygrometers together with an unbranded barograph, all a/f. (7)

A BAROGRAPH BY J. LIZARS, LONDON, GLASGOW, Etc. In oak case, glazed with bevelled panes, measuring approx. 36cm wide x 17cm high x 20cm deep overall Condition Report:Available upon request

A BAROGRAPH BY WHYTE THOMSON & Co., GLASGOW Housed in a glazed case with bevelled panes, the plinth base with frieze drawer containing spare charts, the whole measuring approx. 36cm wide x 21cm high x 21.5cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

An early 20th century mahogany cased barograph in a glazed rectangular case over a base fitted with a frieze drawer. 22cm high, 36cm wide, 21.5cm deep.Condition Report: Ticks when wound, minor age related wear but overall in good condition.

A SMALL FRENCH MAHOGANY BAROGRAPHMaker’s poinçon mark RF and No 12172With 7cm high drum and five aneroid chambers, with two glazed sides and brass carrying handle18cm wideCONDITION REPORTThe drum is ticking when wound.  The brass clip holding the paper to the drum is broken.  The case would benefit from a wax. 

A LATE VICTORIAN OAK-CASED BAROGRAPHCirca 1895The lift-off top with bevelled glass panels, above the mechanism with eight aneroid chambers on a brass lacquered plate, paper and drum recording dial, the plinth with an inset drawer and spare papers39cm wideCONDITION REPORTIn original condition.  The glasses are in good condition.  It would benefit from a clean and service.  Not tested.

Negretti & Zambra oak-cased micro barograph, with nine-tier vacuum, lacquered brass furniture and mercury thermometer with arched silvered scale, beside an 18cm revolving drum with lever platform escapement, on named lacquered brass bed plate, within glazed oak case on moulded base with chart drawer, 49cm x 28.5cm x 31cm high

A Thomas Armstrong & Brother Ltd. barograph, glazed mahogany case

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.

Barograph in glazed oak case with lift-off lid, Short & Mason of London, with spare charts, W36.5cm.

J CASARTELLI & SONS LTD, MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL; a 20th century mahogany cased barograph, 21 x 35 x 23cm.

Weather station including a barograph. Not available for in-house P&P

20th century oak cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra

An oak cased barograph with integral barometer by Thomas Armstrong & Bro. Ltd. 78 Deansgate, Manchester, with bevelled glass panels and drawer to base, 37cm wide, 23cm deep, 22cm high. Condition - good, untested.

A mid-twentieth century barograph, housed in a bevelled glass, mahogany framed display case, together with a desktop barograph and spare charting paper. (3)

A late 19th /early 20th century mahogany cased barograph, with underside drawer.

A mahogany cased barograph signed 'L. Maxant, Paris', width 31 cm.

A Late 19th Century Mahogany Cased Wall Mounted Barograph, Antoine Redier Patent, the Glazed Angled Case with Hook and Eye Fasteners Opening to Movement, the Silvered Plaque with 31-28 Scale and Inscribed F.M. Moore, Belfast, Patent 7323, 25x11.5(max)x14.5cm high