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A Mahogany Cased Barograph

A Fine Barograph by Negritti and Zambra

A barograph, makers name "A&NCS Ltd", Westminster

An oak cased barograph, with thermometer and drawer for paper scales

A Casella 3123/81 barograph with recurring charts, handbook and pen

A 1920'S OAK BAROGRAPH by NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA 28/31 in Hg No. R/33657 in a glass case with lift off top. 13.5ins wide overall.

Davis Derby copper and metal cased barograph connected to a brass valve. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A Vintage Circular 'Cambridge Instruments' Barograph ( With Keys).

A 20th century "Casella" of London barograph, mahogany framed, with drawer below for recorder charts, the case 37cm x 23cm x 23cm high

An antique barograph with restorers plate (Rose, Camden Way, London). All clocks & barometers are offered for sale as seen, Stag Auctions make no claims as to working condition

A barograph, in a mahogany case, with a chart drawer, 36 cm wide See illustration

Brevetes Barograph, mounted in glazed wood case with retailers plate 'G Gerlach Warszawa together with a Hacker Radio (2)

A brass barograph in a mahogany and glazed case with sliding drawer, max. w. 36 cm CONDITION REPORT: No warranty is offered as to working condition of movement but generally appears good with some bleaching and fading to the case

20th century gilt metal barograph diameter 10cm

A Short and Mason barograph, in an oak case

An oak cased barograph, with thermometer and drawer for paper scales

A Negretti and Zamba barograph, in a side hinged case, 31cm wide

A mahogany and glazed cased aneroid barograph, by Russell of Norwich, 23 x 40 x 23.5 cm

A small early 20th Century Barograph by Richard Freres Brevetes in glazed mahogany case, makers mark stamped to the brass base, 12cms high 18cms wide 11cms deep

Short & Mason, London, a light oak cased lacquered brass barograph no. 2513/14, the base with drawer containing spare spring steel recording arm

An unbranded oak cased lacquered brass barograph, drawer to base

CASELLA LONDON BAROGRAPH IN MAHOGANY CASE

A mahogany cased barograph, by Thomas Armstong and Bros, Manchester, the stepped case fitted with a frieze drawer, total width 14.5ins

A Casella barograph

20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH maker Dolland & Aitchison, London, numbered L17129, in bevelled glass and mahogany case, single drawer to the base opening to reveal original papers, 22cm high, 37cm wide

20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH of typical rectangular form with plinth base, fitted with a single drawer opening to reveal original papers, the carved oak case with bevelled glass, 30cm high, 39.5cm long

EARLY 20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH unnamed, cased in oak, 34cm wide

A mahogany barograph with barometer dial Retailed by Harrods Limited, London, early 20th century The mechanism with seven segment aneroid chamber within lacquered brass armature operating via a system of pivoted levers an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on the clockwork-driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, the front with open-centred circular silvered register with inner margin calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations over rectangular baseplate stamped HARRODS LTD., LONDON, the case with bevel-glazed five glass cover over ogee moulded base incorporating chart drawer, 37cm, (14.5ins) wide.

A mahogany barograph with barometer dial Unsigned, early 20th century The mechanism with eight segment aneroid chamber within frosted gilt brass armature operating via a system of pivoted levers an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on the clockwork-driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, the front with open-centred circular silvered register with inner margin calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations over rectangular patinated brass baseplate , the case with bevel-glazed five glass cover over ogee moulded base incorporating chart drawer and squab feet, 37cm, (14.5ins) wide.

BAROGRAPH. A barograph by J. Brown, Buchannan Street, Glasgow, in a fully glazed, ebonised mahogany case with drawer.

A cased barograph 20th Century The barograph with recording drum and ink pen arm, fitted in a beveled glass and mahogany case with drawer for recording papers.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, apparently unsigned, having base drawer with spare papers, bevelled glass cover, w.37cm

A Short & Mason metal cased barograph

20th Century gilt brass barograph housed in a mahogany four glass case

Early 20th Century oak cased gilt brass barograph by R.S. Pearson, Bexhill on Sea, No. D22786, with box of spare graphs and ink bottle

An oak case Negretti and Zambra barograph, the base with single pull out drawer for charts and graphs, with eight aneroid discs and glazed case with brass plaque marked Negretti Zambra, London, 16in.

Mahogany cased barograph by Short and Mason, London, the base with single frieze drawer, raised on four bun feet, 25 x 37cm

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Russell of Norwich, with seven section vacuum, clockwork mechanism, oil bottle, graph drawer to base, lift off glazed lid, 39.5 x 23.5cm bears a plaque "Presented to Geoffrey E Pugh Esq., D.S.C. F.C.A. .........1990"

A 1920’S OAK BAROGRAPH by NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA 28/31 in Hg No. R/33657 in a glass case with lift off top 13.5ins wide overall.

A 1920’S OAK BAROGRAPH by SMART & MASON, LONDON, No. C19549 in a glass case with lift off top, sliding drawer to the base, on bracket feet 14.5ins wide overall.

A mahogany cased barograph, 34cm long

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH, retailed by E. Lennie, Edinburgh

A mahogany cased barograph with brass handle. Stamped anchor mark and serial 45649, 28cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Case in good condition.

An oak cased brass barograph, length 14.75" overall.

A Vintage barograph together with a W.G Pye & Co of Cambridge resistance box

A fine quality mahogany and glazed cased barograph with ivory thermometer, the drawer containing some accessories including dial and charts

A late Victorian weather station by Benzie of Cowes (Isle of Wight), comprising - Clock with 4.75ins diameter silvered dial with Roman numerals to the eight day movement with balance escapement, with connected nudge mechanism to recording barograph and aneroid barometer, the aneroid barometer with 4.75ins silvered dial, all contained in ebonised case with moulded edge to top and glazed fold down front, with moulded plinth base, 19ins wide x 9ins deep x 13.5ins high Note : Simpson Benzie recorded working West Cowes (Isle of Wight) 1867-1878

An Edwardian Barograph with Spare Charts and Brass Carrying Handle.

Mahogany barograph, signed Richard Freres, Paris, rectangular case with glazed panels, top with carrying handle, drum containing eight day movement, ivory scale, Fahrenheit thermometer, the case stamped RF, Paris 7576, 40cm x 26cm.

AN EDWARDIAN OAK AND GLAZED CASE SEVEN DAY BAROGRAPH by "Feadbeater & Peters Rotherham and Worksop" (in working order) 21cm (h) x 32cm (w) x 17cm (d)

An early 20th C mahogany cased barograph.

An early 20th century mahogany cased barograph by Armstrong, Manchester No. 4733

Early 20th century Copper Plated Cased Thermo Barograph with Hinged Lid

An oak cased barograph by Jas. Thompson of Southsea, together with a number of spare charts.

A 1950's Casella barograph in galvanised blue metal case.

A 20th Century barograph by Thomas Armstrong and Brothers Limited Manchester No 3605 in a bevelled glass case over a chart drawer on cushion feet, width 37cm, together with spare charts.

A late 20th Century mahogany and bevelled glazed cased barograph by Sewills Liverpool, with single drawer to the base, including papers and original purchase guarantee, dated 1993, height 22cm and width 36cm.

VINTAGE BAROGRAPH maker Short & Mason, London, with brass body and read out wheel, oak glazed case with lower drawer with original read our papers and a letter and reply for its repair, in damaged condition and known not to be in working order, 35cm long

A cased recording barograph by JB Watson, Optician, Edinburgh The rectangular plinth base with a sliding drawer holding spare papers with an inset brass platform with a 11cm silvered dial registered No: 428606 with a circular 9.5cm diameter drum enclosed within an oak and bevelled glass case raised upon a plinth base and compressed bun feet. 22x36x21.5cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Some fading to the top of the oak and glazed cabinet, minor fading to the oak plinth, some oak staining to the drawer, some ink staining to the interior plinth under the glazed dome, mechanism moves freely.

A late 19th Century mahogany Barograph, with clockwork drum, stylus arm and chamber with lift off case glazed on five sides, with ivory label of Short & Mason, London, and with frieze drawer, 36cms (14") wide. (1) Provenance: Formerly in the Collections at Postlip Hall, Cheltenham or Ballyvolane Stud, Co. Limerick.