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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.

A good Edwardian brass mounted Barograph, with hinged top glazed on four sides, with clockwork drum, thermometer, and stylus arm and chamber, over a frieze chart drawer, 35cms (13 3/4") wide. (1)

A traditional mahogany cased Barograph, possibly by Gradko, with lift off top. (1)

20th Century oak and bevelled edge glass cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd., London, the case with single drawer and extra graphs (needle missing), 15ins wide x 9ins high x 9ins deep

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

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

A Mahogany cased German barograph

A circa 1900 mahogany cased and glazed barograph in the manner of Negretti & Zambra, 37 cm wide

A mid-20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, Gluck Co Ltd, 7D, R8D, the hinged and glazed Mahogany case with plinth base to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism with ten section bellows, width 12 1/2" 100-120

A first half of 20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, 15648, of typical rectangular form with plinth shaped base, fitted with a single drawer on bracket feet to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism and 8-section bellows to a silvered dial with scale of 28 to 31 over a twin scale mercury Thermometer, width 14 1/2" 450-500

A barograph in a mahogany case by Casella, London

A modern barograph in a glazed mahogany case with a drawer.

A painted metal cased barograph by Short and Mason, London serial number D15157

A mahogany cased barograph and thermograph.

An F Darton & Co Ltd mahogany barograph

20TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS BAROGRAPH makers LM, no. 795121, 13.5cm high, 20cm long

A modern Wempe drum barograph.

Metal cased barograph, no. 2149 in a white glazed front casing with swing handle, 7" high, 10.5" wide

A 20th century Micro barograph by Short & Mason, London:, the 12 drum atmosphere connected to a gilt-brass movement, signed to base as per title and numbered 'L19554', mounted on a black crackle base with ink bottle stand and reservoir arm, 7 1/2 inch barrel with clockwork motor, glazed cover, 37 x 26 x 22cm.

A mahogany cased lacquered brass ' Cyclo-Stormograph' barograph by Gibson & Co, Dublin:, with lever platform escapement, single recording arm and sub stage vacuum, ink bottle well and tinplate weather forecast chart, signed as per title to frame, 36cm wide.

A mahogany cased barograph: unsigned, 8 day drum, 8-diaphragm barograph movement, with a single recording arm, lacquered brass mechanism within a glazed case fitted single drawer to plinth base, 36cm wide.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph:, 8 day drum movement, seven diaphragm atmospheres, brass lacquered mechanism on platform base in a glazed case with presentation plaque 'Littlestone Golf Club, Erksine Goblets, August 1924, J.P.Purcell and W.T.Cave' , together with a box of spare papers, 37.5cm wide.

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason, London:, the 12 atmosphere drum connected to a gilt-brass movement, signed to base as per title and numbered 'C1345', on a mahogany base with ink bottle stand, 4 inch barrel with clockwork motor, glazed cover and frieze draw to base, 36 x 23 x 22cm.

A Barograph. L37cm

A cylindrical barograph in an oak and bevelled glass case with bottled ink reservoir

A Comitti barograph, with bevelled glass and a chart drawer, 36 cm wide. Note: Purchased from Asprey in 1993 See illustration

A modern barograph by Naudet no. 31581 in wooden case Best Bid

* A Barograph in glazed mahogany case, with Negretti and Zambra papers. 11" (28cms) wide.

A SMALL MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH stamped HF, 1150, 7.5" wide

An early 20th century mahogany barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, London, R/ 40230, drawer to base, 37cm wide, c.1930

A mid 20th Century barograph and papers

Tools, Barograph, Vintage Record Player, China and Glass.

Early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, marked J. Gambs, Optician, Lyon

BAROGRAPH, early/mid 20th century mahogany with hinged glazed case and drawer, 21cm H x 35cm W x 22cm D.

A good quality mahogany barograph

A 20th Century mahogany cased barograph by Smalleys of Ipswich.

Early 20th Century oak cased combination barograph and barometer by Negretti & Zambra of London, having an eight tier vacuum and with engraved silvered barometer dial, the bevelled glazed case fitted one long drawer and standing on bracket feet, 36.5cm wide Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department for further details

Early 20th Century copper cased barograph, probably by Darton of London, 25.75cm wide Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department for further details

A mid 20th Century barograph by Castella, London, 35cm wide

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph by E & E. Emanuel, Portsea, with chart drawer (AF)

Oak cased barograph, with a frieze drawer containing used record sheets within a bevelled four glass glazed case, 8.5" high, 13.7" wide

Mahogany cased barograph, bearing a plaque inscribed Thomas Armstrong & Bro Limited 78 Deansgate, no. 3604 Manchester, with a frieze drawer containing new and used record sheets, within a glazed four glass case, 8.5" high, 14.5" wide

Oak cased barograph signed J.C McKechnie, Optician, Edinburgh, within a glazed case, 7.75" high, 14" wide

Negretti & Zambra barograph, manufactured under licence from Short & Mason Limited, no. D9167, within a bevelled black metal case 9.5" high, 12.75" wide; with spare record sheets

Mahogany cased barograph, within a bevelled glazed stepped case, the base with a single drawer enclosing a quantity of spare charts, 9" high

Negretti & Zambra barograph no. 30685, within a bevelled glazed stepped case with long frieze drawer containing used and spare record sheets, 8.5" high

Small oak cased barograph, signed J.H. Steward, 406 & 457 Strand, London on a plaque within a bevelled glazed case with long frieze drawer enclosing spare graph papers, 6.75" high

Contemporary mahogany cased barograph, the brass plate signed Rapport, London, within a glazed stepped case with a single frieze drawer enclosing papers to the base, 9.5" high, boxed