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A Metal Cased Barograph, NZ3, In Need of Attention

A BAROGRAPH IN A GLAZED WOODEN CASE, no makers markings, with a quantity of spare recording charts contained in plinth drawer, approximate size length 40cm x height 22cm x depth 25cm

A barograph

A WALNUT BAROGRAPH SHORT & MASON LTD LONDON, EARLY 20TH C the lacquered brass mechanism with seven section anodised capsule, the glazed case with pilasters and bevelled glass lights, drawer to the base, 38cm w++Apparently good condition, mechanism untried

Two vintage fishing reels, a cane fishing rod, Sky Countess portable radio, copper hot water bottle, brass bone handle, wooden and copper trays, triple barograph hygrograph and thermometer and other items

A barograph, in wooden case, by Negretti & Zambra, London, '28/31 in HG R/36438', 19cm high

A vintage Barograph, of traditional form, with six vacuum sections and brass frame, in mahogany case with bevelled glass and brass plaque inscibed 'Tranmere Sailing Club, Isle of Man Race 1927, 2nd Prize, Class "A", Won by "Iomhar"', 15in (38cm) wide, together with a small quantity Short & Bason barograph charts.

A Negretti and Zambra barograph incorporating a barometer and semi-circular thermometer, with eight tubes, within a mahogany case, h. 23 cm CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, ink smudges in graph, see photos

A Short & Mason Micro Barograph, in glazed glass case with clockwork drum

Very Large Short & Mason Marine Barograph Mk. I, serial no. 5152/52, in glazed glass case with clockwork drum, on wooden base

Short and Mason of London Light Oak Cased Barograph, the glass cabinet featuring four classical columns. The interior also incorporates a weather forecast interpretation chart, and is with its original ink bottle and dropper. with presentation to Captain Peter Read, Port Manager and Harbour Master, Heysham Port 1998. Of substantial construction.

A painted metal and perspex cased cyclo-stormgraph barograph, Short & Mason, London , first half 20th century, the chromed mechanism concealed beneath the base connected to an inked pointer for recording observations on a clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the base enscribed for SHORT & MASON LONDON, MADE IN ENGLAND, No. L 11854, with applied WEATHER FORECAST key, for reading the observations, copyright 1930, beneath a perspex cover, 18cm high overall, 35cm wide, 20cm deep, together with a quantity of spare Short & Mason and Negretti & Zambra charts, The firm of Short and Mason are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as operating from 62 Hatton Garden, London 1873-75 then 40 Hatton Garden from 1876. They were leading makers of barographs and aneroid barometers well into the 20th century later merging with Taylor Instruments in 1969.

A walnut cased barograph, J. Hicks, London, circa 1900, the mechanism with seven segment aneroid chamber connected via a brass armature to an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on a clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the interior with ivorine maker s label inscribed J. HICKS, MAKER, LONDON, the case with five panel bevel-glazed cover and stepped ogee moulded base with rounded angles and frieze drawer containing spare charts, 38cm (15ins) wide James Joseph Hicks is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from Hatton Garden, London from 1861 until after 1900. He was a committed Catholic who presented various meteorological instruments to the Vatican receiving the title of Knight Commander of St. Gregory for his services.

An early/mid 20th century oak cased barograph, unnamed but probably Short and Mason (AF)

A Vintage Barograph by Negretti and Zambra, London. Set in Ebonised Case, Rear Glass Lost. Drum Stamped 401.

Negretti & Zambra oak cased barograph, the glazed case with clockwork drum, drawer to the base of the case, 35cm wide

A contemporary desk mounted drum barograph, mahogany base, perspex cover, together with a mahogany and brass desk armillary sphere - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday following the auction.

A copper Davis Derby barograph

An East German barograph by VEB Feingeratebau Drebachsserzg GDR

Old French barograph within a black metal casing and bearing the maker's plaque of Jules Richard of Paris, fitted with a brass carrying handle, 12" high overall

Mahogany cased barograph, the bed plate stamped with the maker's trademark logo ( RF enclosed in a circle), ref no. 58230, within a hinged glazed case surmounted by a carrying handle, 10" high overall

Contemporary mahogany barograph, within a glazed case and upon a stepped base with chart drawer, 14.5" wide

Assorted microscope parts and a box containing approximately 50 various thermometers (mostly centigrade) and barograph cards, etc., (Two boxes)

A barograph by C.W. Dixey & Son in a oak case (w:36cm)

Sewills (Liverpool) Modern Barograph with eight vacuum sections and brass frame, in stained wood case with bevelled glass and plaque 'From the Directors of K Raymakers & Sons Ltd. 31st March 1995'

Edwardian mahogany barograph by Lennie of Edinburgh. With brass fittings and inwell stand. Drawer contains a leaflet on weather forecasting. 8.8 x 14in.

Edwardian oak case barograph. With brass fittings and inkwell stand. Drawer contains barograph manual and additional graph paper. 8 x 14in.

Victorian mahogany framed barograph by Negretti & Zambra. With brass fittings and inkwell and hinged lid with brass carry handle. 7.5 x 12 in.

Casella, London, a 20th century brass and blue metal painted barograph 26 x 39 x 20cm (10 x 15 x 8in)

A cased barograph by Sewills of Liverpool (1)

BAROGRAPH; A late 20th Century oak cased barograph by R. R. Lucking of Hampton Court

An Edwardian oak cased barograph, the lift off cover over a brass mechanism, 37 x 22 x 19 cm.

A XX Century Barograph, by Short & Mason London, in a mahogany case, together with a box of graphs.

A barograph on wooden base, with glass cover (barrel missing).

Russian barograph in a mahogany case, no 1046, with Negretti & Zambra, London chart paper, 28cm wide

BAROGRAPH BY SHORT & MASON LTD.numbered 5245, with impressed maker's mark to the silvered mechanism, housed in a mahogany and glass case, above a drawer containing charts and manual, raised on four bun feet, 24cm x 36.5cm

BAROGRAPH BY SHORT & MASONNo. K 3846, contained in an oak and glazed case, 36cm wide

An early twentieth century oak barograph, with ivorine label Thomson, Skinner & Hamilton, Glasgow, width 36 cm.

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph Having single base drawer, height 22cm, length 36cm CONDITION REPORT: Plaque reads- 'W.H.H. Gibson a record of friendship and appreciation of valued help in the research the still engine 1917-1919Glass panels are all in good condition and bevelled

A metal cased barograph, AF; together with a large lacquered tray; a Chinese lacquered box etc.

A copper cased barograph, 10.25” across.

A Late 19th Early 20th Century Mahogany Cased Barograph by Wilson Warden & Company Ltd, London, with brass carrying handle, 31 cms wide

A metal cased barograph - Casella, London, together with a Plasschaert Belgian pigeon racing clock

A barograph in copper case by Short & Mason of London

AN EARLY 20th CENTURY OAK CASED BAROGRAPH by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, Manchester the moulded case having curved corners with lift off cover mounted with bevelled glass panels and chart drawer to the base enclosing a revolving chart drum run by an eight day spring driven movement, the pointer driven by two large aneroid bellows 39cm wide, 24cm deep and 25cm high.

AN EARLY 20th CENTURY OAK CASED BAROGRAPH having glazed lift off lid on plinth base with chart drawer enclosing an eight day spring driven rotating drum and a stack of eight aneroid bellows and bone scale thermometer, retailed by Chadburn’s Ltd, Liverpool 35.5cm wide, 22cm high.

Sale Item: BAROGRAPH C D WILSON ELGIN (AF) Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

Barograph by F Darton & Co Ltd, Watford, in mahogany case, the base fitted with a single drawer, registration number A416

A Darton & Co barograph height 22.5cm width 39cm

A cased Negretti and Zambra gilt brass barograph with chart drawer. 14½'' wide

A barograph by Ross, New Bond Street, London, in a mahogany case with a single drawer 21 x 37 x 22cm (8 x 14 x 9in)

Casella, London, a 20th century brass and blue metal painted barograph 26 x 39 x 20cm (10 x 15 x 8in)

A mahogany and glass cased barograph with an ivory plaque inscribed Hay & Lyall Optician, Aberdeen

Short and Mason barograph under glass cover, mahogany case with ivorine label, complete with spare recording charts, ink etc, length overall 31cm

A Negretti and Zambra aneroid barograph, in a metal case, together with related accessories.

A barograph in a glazed case with a plaque that reads 'Feingerate bau drebach/erzg', 18 x 30 x 16cm

An early 20th Century barograph by Waring and Gillow Liverpool in a bevelled glass mahogany case with chart drawer and charts, width 37cm

Modern barograph in case

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph by Short & Mason, London, bevelled glass, chart frieze drawer, width 36cm

A Negretti & Zambra barograph