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A mahogany-cased barograph with bevel glass panels, by Thomas Armstrong & Brother of Manchester, drawer below with spare charts, base length 36cm, cabinet length 30cm, height 21cmGood condition

An Edwardian oak cased and glazed Barograph, by C.D. Wilson of Elgin (with nameplate), above frieze drawer on plinth base. (1)

20th Century German aviation-type barograph, within a painted metal case, numbered 01175, with handle, approx 15cm high

Early to mid 20th century barograph / stormograph in glazed oak case with lift-off lid, Short & Mason London, with spare charts, 37cm x 27.5cm.

19th Century A mahogany and glass case barograph With central drawer  Property of a nobleman To be sold without reserve  Dimensions: 8 in. (H) x 14.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (D)

An early 20th century English mahogany Barograph with 3 glass panels. Stamped Aspec. 31.5x16x20cm

A CASED BAROGRAPH, WITH ASPEC MOVEMENT (working), and bevelled glass panels the base 38 x 24xm

A Short & Mason of London 1950's oak barograph with applied presentation plaque 'Presented by Messrs G Embrey Ltd to Mr H G H Embrey on his retirement after 35 years loyal service with company, June 1954'. 37 cm long.

John Davis & Son (Derby) oak cased barograph, length 37cm

A Met-Check traditional display barograph, late 20th centuryModel 2003, with eight-tier bellows, gold-plated hardware, contained within a five-glass mahogany case, raised on a plain plinth.26cm wide x 17cm deep x 17cm high

Russell Norwich barograph in mahogany case, with bevelled glass & lower drawer (missing nib)

A Mid/Late 20th Century Barograph by Pastorelli and Rapkin, Untested

CASELLA OF LONDON; a reproduction mahogany cased barograph.

A mahogany barograph, labelled 'Kelvin Bottomley & Baird Ltd, Glasgow', 31.5cm wide.

M Cohen & Sons (Bradford) Barograph Barograph with vacuum sections in base, plaque to rear 'Weather Forecast ... Copyright 1921', in case with five glass sidesTicks when wound; arm returns when moved up/down otherwise untested

A mahogany cased barograph -Casella London

Early 20th Century oak cased barograph by A & NCS Limited, Westminster, the four glass case with drawer to the base, 37cm wide

A Casella Barograph, with bevelled glass case on a mahogany base with a single drawers, together with some paper data collection cards. 37cm x 23cm high.

A 20th century French barograph, housed within a mahogany case with a handle to the top, the barograph of mostly brass construction and the reel of paper set with the French days of the week, 20cm wide. *CR untested, general marks and wear.

A Lennie of Edinburgh barograph in a hinged mahogany case with base drawer

A barograph, Pastorelli and Rapkin Limited, London, 28cm wide, 15.5cm high

SHORT & MASON OF LONDON, BAROGRAPH, EARLY 20TH CENTURY No. C 2263, in glazed mahogany case fitted with frieze drawer containing spare chart37cm wide

CASELLA, BAROGRAPH, serial no. 5263, in glazed mahogany case with swing handle33cm wide

A. BROWN OF GLASGOW, THE IMPROVED BAROGRAPH, EARLY 20TH CENTURY bearing ivory maker's plaquette, in glazed mahogany caseThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Several countries, including in the EU and USA, prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.Ivory Act 2018 (2022) compliant with APHA registration reference YYBK66CE. 17.8cm high x 35.5cm wide x 20.7cm depth

Met-Check Buckingham Barograph, mahogany cased with drawer, 39.5cm.

A mahogany cased barograph, with bevelled glass and drawer, complete with charts, premium model with a thermometer Good condition

A Darton barograph

A Negretti and Zambra oak-cased barograph, number R/20613 with plaque reading ‘To C.C. Prigge as a token of esteem from his C.P.C. and B&P friends, July 1949’

J Lizars Ltd of Edinburgh barograph in mahogany case, 37cm. The barograph appears well.  Some scratches to treen case.

A vintage Barograph. Riddels Limited, Belfast. 37x23x19cm

FISCHER BAROGRAPH MARINE MK3

A French Barograph by Brevetes, no. 24809

A vintage barograph in a copper case (No. A 45438), 26.25cm wide.

A barograph in painted metal case by Negretti & Zambra

A mid-20th Century barograph, by Casella of London, in mahogany case, measuring 24cm x 38cm x 23cm, plus graphs

Richardson Adie & Co of Edinburgh cased barograph, 37 x 22cm.

Early 20th century, mahogany cased barograph, with plaque 'J D Wood & Co York', H18cm

A WWII Luftwaffe mottled brown Bakelite Hohenschreiber (Height recorder/barograph) by Gebr. Winter Jungingen Hohenz with original bungee cords for attachment to aircraft or airships, 22x17cmx10cm, with original fitted box

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, unsigned, 35cm wide, 21cm deep, 17.5cm high

A barograph

NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA; a black metal and brass barograph and an oak cased barograph, width 37cm (2).

A Short & Mason, London, walnut cased barograph, 20th century, serial No.K3657, with a chromed ten stack bellows, chart drawer to the base, upon compressed bun feet, height 22cm, width 37cm, depth 22.5cm.

BAROGRAPH

A barograph AF

A pocket barograph the movement stamped Brevete 11.5 cm high set in a hardwood case

A barograph by Negretti  & Zambra of London, in oak case with bevel glass panels and chart drawer complete with a collection of previous charts and a wall bracket

Modern weather station in glass case by O. Comitti and Sons, London (Barograph)

A barograph by Wilson Morden Company of London in mahogany case.

An oak barograph, early 20th c, the cover with bevelled glass lights, 35cm l and a contemporary mahogany and brass galvanometer, the instrument with silvered dial in lancet arched case with inset ATM Co Ltd Liverpool metal medallion Both in good condition. Note mechanisms untried

An early 20th c enamelled brass theodolite by Hilger & Watts Ltd, London, No 69993, in original fitted mahogany case, 36cm h, a contemporary barograph, 35cm w and a chemical balance by Oertling London, in glazed mahogany case, 32cm h

A Royal Navy barograph and a circular wall clock

A BAROGRAPH BY KELVIN BOTTOMLEY & BAIRD Ltd., GLASGOW Housed in a glazed case with bevelled panes and fitted with a frieze drawer containing spare charts, the whole measuring approx. 37cm wide x 22cm high x 22.5cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

Casella London - barograph in cream painted case no. 9081 and a Oertling Class B chrome plated chemical balance (2)

Casella London BSS 3231 barograph in painted metal finish no. 3039 H21cm and an early C20th 'Weekly Telegraph' oak barometer D19cm (2)

A Table Barograph, English, c.1920, unsigned, the barograph mechanism mounted on a brass base plate with 10 bellows stack, 8 day clckwork drum, french polished stained oak case 34cm wide

A Good Table Barograph, English, c.1900, with an ivorine* plque engraved 'SHORT & MASON Ltd LONDON' barograph with aneroid bellows inside the plinth base with 8 day clockwork drum, in French polished mahogany case 31.5cm wide *early synthetic celluloid

Richard Freres Barograph French, c.1900, engraved to the brass plate 'BREVETES S.G.D.G. R.F.' with 8 bellow stack, clock work mechanism, in polished fruitwood case with brass handle, 29cm wide

Harods Barograph - Used to Record 'Great Storm of 87' English, c.1980, with brass retail plaque for 'Harrods' wooden case with drawer below containing a number of papers including one detailing the pressure drop for the 'Great Storm' 15th 16th of October 1987, the barograph of typical form with a brass plate supporting the clockwork drum and bellows stack, mechanism finished in lacquered brass, case width 37cm

Barograph by Reynolds & Wardale, London, English, dated 1941 (from records), the base plate engraved 'Reynolds Son & Wardale Ltd, London' and engraved 'MO No.3871/41' constructed of polished wood, with lacquered brass baseplate holding 8 bellow stack arm mechanism, with clockwork drum, case with drawer to base and handle to top, case width 32cm. Footnote: from the records at the Royal Navy museum this barograph was used in 1941 aboard ships. the readings then radioed back to shore.

A mahogany cased barograph. Est. £50 - £80.