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An Edwardian oak cased barograph, with single drawer and papers

A FRENCH HARDWOOD CASED BAROGRAPH by Richard Freres of Paris

A free standing display case with three glass sides. 10 1/2" tall, ideal size for a barograph or similar instrument

An F Darton and co barograph 37x23x22cm tall - with spare sheets

A Barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London, within oak and glazed cabinet and with chart drawer

A modern mahogany cased barograph, with single frieze drawer, 35cm wide.

A Modern Gluck Barograph, contained in a mahogany bevelled glass case with single drawer, key wind cylinder, recording stylus and vacuum cylinder, 36cm long.

Early 20th century Negretti and Zambra barograph

Negretti & Zambra, London, oak cased barograph

F. Darton and Co., early 20th Century gilt brass barograph housed in an oak and glazed cabinet

A CHADBURN'S CASED BAROGRAPH in ebony framed glass case with single drawer, 36cm wide x 21cm high Condition Report: Available upon request

A good oak cased barograph on bracket feet. By Lennie of Edinburgh. Est. £150 - £250.

An oak cased Sewills of Liverpool barograph, with glass case and chart drawer to base. Length 36 cm (see illustration).

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH by Short and Mason, London, No.D3063, the brass frame with ten vacuum sections and ink bottle, the case with bevelled glass and chart drawer, 14 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH, c.1900, labelled Benzie Cowes, the brass frame with eight vacuum cylinders, thermometer and ink bottle, the bevelled glass case with hinged lid and splayed bracket feet, 14 1/2" wide (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

BAROGRAPH, an impressive oak cased large table top Short and Mason "Tycos" barograph, 19" base width

An Edwardian oak cased Barograph, with five bevelled glass panels, and base drawer. (1)

An oak barograph, in a bevelled glass case, with a drawer and paper cards, 37cm wide From the collection of Commander Peter John Linstead-Smith, past master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers

R FUESS METAL CASED BAROGRAPH

A cased barograph by H.Hughes & Son, London.

An oak cased barograph By Negretti & Zambra, LondonThe rectangular case with bevelled glass panels, the saffron lacquered brass platform with eight chambers and a thermometer and a drawer below37cm wide

An Edwardian oak cased barograph Signed Turnbull & Co., EdinburghWith bevelled glass panel to the top, the brass frame with a silvered thermometer scale and six aneroid chambers, with a drawer below36cm wide

A stained mahogany barograph, with apron chart drawer.

CASED BAROGRAPH by Wilson, Warden & Co Ltd, London, in a mahogany case. Case 31cms across

FRENCH CASED BAROGRAPH a mahogany cased barograph probably by Richard Freres, with a clockwork mechanism and with a hinged lid and brass carrying handle. One foot missing. Stamped inside RF, Paris. 29cms across

MARPRO SHIPS CLOCK a marine bulkhead clock intended for a small boat, with a silvered dial and 8 day movement and in a metal case. Also with a cased barograph, with a plaque inside To Brian Stewart from Camper & Nicholsons (Yachts) Ltd, July 1985. Clock dial 8.5cms diameter. (2)

A Negretti & Zambra barograph circa 1900 in glazed oak case, length 33.5cm.

BAROGRAPH, The Simplex No 191 vintage brass and oak cased with label 'Thomas Armstrong and Brother, Manchester and Liverpool' No 1128

A Mid 20th Century Cased Barograph with Spare Charts, 28cm Wide

CASED BAROGRAPH FITTED WITH ONE DRAWER.HEIGHT: 9 INCHES.WIDTH: 14 INCHES.DEPTH: 8½ INCHES.UNKOWN IF IN WORKING ORDER.ROSS'S DOES NOT GUARANTEE ANY BAROGRAPH TO BE IN WORKING ORDER. CONDITION REPORTS ARE SUPPLIED ON GENERAL APPEARANCE & CONDITION ONLY.

Victorian Period Walnut and Bevelled Glass Cased Barograph / Thermograph with 8 day movement and double arm readings for temperature and pressure, two ink bottles to side. Chart drawer below. Bevelled edge glasses to lift off top. Maker not marked but probably Adie and Wedderburn of Edinburgh 1881-1902. In working order. Size 9 inch - 22.5 cm high, 14.5 inch - 36.25 cm width, 9 inch - 22.5 cm depth. Overall condition good. Please confirm with photo.

A G Lufft mahogany cased barograph, type 8003, 28cm

A mahogany cased barograph with retailer's label for M W Dunscombe, Bristol:, the clockwork recorder and four drum atmosphere on a lacquered brass base with 'S&M Cyclo-Stormograph Chart' and ink bottle well under a glazed case, 17 x 33 x 18cm.

A WEATHER STATION BY CALLAGHAN, LONDON, CIRCA 1890 the clock signed as per title ( now with quartz movement ), recording barograph drum, thermometer and aneroid barometer, contained in glazed drop-front oak case -- 13½ x 22in. (34 x 56cm.)Condition report: Original fusee movement removed and keyhole blocked. Replacement quartz mechanism not tested. Mechanised for recording barograph not tested.

A TYCOS CYCLO-STORMOGRAPH BY F. SMITH & SON, SOUTHAMPTON, CIRCA 1935 the gilt brass movement and plate signed as per title and numbered L331 , mounted on wooden base with silvered plate inscribed WEATHER FORECAST / Approximate Weather Readings as Indicated by Various Sections / of the SM Tycos CYCLO-STORMOGRAPH CHART with list for sections above and below the line, clockwork recording drum and pen arm with separator, glazed wooden cover and presentation plaque to front from the maker's dated 1935 -- 14½in. (37cm.) wide; together with a part box of standard barograph paper blanks (2)

AN EIGHT-DAY RECORDING BAROGRAPH BY J.H. STEWARD, WON AS A PRIZE IN THE 1903 PLYMOUTH REGATTA the drum with clockwork motor secured to lacquered brass bedplate with seven atmosphere movement, ink bottle and maker's plate, the hinged bevelled glaze cover to light oak base with brass plate inscribed Won by Hoopoe 9 tons, Plymouth Regatta 1903 , with two-compartment chart drawer under -- 8½ x 14in. (21.5 x 35.5cm.)

Barograph by Short & Mason London, circa early 20th century, with gilt metal carry handle, 15cm high, 25cm wide

A gilt brass oak cased barograph, retailed by Harrods Ltd, London, 37 cm wide

A Vintage Cased French Barograph

A mahogany cased barograph by Casella, London. 19 x 32 x 16.5cm

Pillischer of London Barograph, with charts and inks, in oak framed glass case

Good contemporary oak cased barograph inscribed Russell, Norwich on the bed plate, within a glazed case over a stepped plinth fitted with a chart drawer, 15.5" wide

John Davis & Son of Derby copper and brass cased barograph. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A 20th Century C P Goerz stained oak and plated metal Barograph, case with rounded ends, talc glazing, 250mm wide, 1930s, G

Early 20th Century oak cased barograph

An early 20th Century barograph in the manner of Negretti & Zambra, the drawer containing sheets for Negretti & Zambra

BAROGRAPH. A mahogany cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London. R/4693. The drawer with spare sheets for the drum, Negretti & Zambra's numbered slip & a note dated 20th November 1989 from the restorer commenting 'This Negretti & Zambra barometer was number 3 of a batch assembled on the 8th February 1928.'

A barograph

BAROGRAPH RETAILED BY J. LIZARS, bearing ivorine maker's plaque, contained in a glazed mahogany case with spreading base, 20cm high

EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK BAROGRAPH BY THOMSON SKINNER & HAMILTON, no. H.5431, with silvered weather dial, contained in a glazed mahogany case, above a tapering base on button feet, 36.5cm wide, with additional chart

BAROGRAPH by R. FUESS of BERLIN, Nr. 1181547, reg. Nr. 22mb, contained in a glazed mahogany case with swing handle, 28cm high

BAROGRAPH BY J. BROWN OF GLASGOW, with central mercury thermometer, bearing ivorine maker's plaquette for '76 St. Vincent St.', the glazed mahogany case with frieze drawer containing additional chart, 31cm high

Early 20th century barograph in mahogany glazed case. Condition reports are not available for Interiors sales.

A barograph

A vintage barograph, Short & Mason, London

T Mason (Dublin) Barograph with eight vacuum sections, ivory mounted thermometer, in mahogany case with bevelled glass lidNo ticking when wound

John Davis & Son (Derby) Sextant Barograph with eight vacuum sections and ink bottle, in case with bevelled glassTicks when wound, restored

Wilson, Warden & Co. Barograph no.4047/42, with seven vacuum sections and ink bottle, in case glazed on one sideNot ticking when wound

Contemporary brass barograph in wooden case, 37cm x 23cm 

A mahogany cased self-recording aneroid barometer/weather station Chadburn and Son, Liverpool, late 19th century The single fusee eight-day timepiece movement with platform lever escapement and 7 inch circular silvered Roman numeral dial signed CHADBURN & SON, LIVERPOOL to centre, with steel moon hands and canted silvered bezel opposing an aneroid barometer with conforming silvered register calibrated in barometric inches divided into fiftieths and annotated with the usual Stormy, RAIN, CHANGE and Set Fair observations over inscription CHADBURN & SON, OPTITIANS &c., to H.R.H. the late Prince Consort, Liverpool to centre, flanking paper lined rotating barograph drum driven by the timepiece and annotated via an inked pointer linked to the aneroid mechanism, in glazed-front mahogany case with rounded top moulding over forward hinged front panel and generous moulded skirt base, 67cm (26.5ins) wide. The firm of Chadburn and Son are recorded in Banfield, Edwin, BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as notable makers working from 71 Lord Street, Liverpool 1857-75.