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A barograph and a "Mega" type electrical testing device (2).

BAROGRAPH. A barograph by J. Brown, Buchanan Street, Glasgow. In a fully glazed, ebonised mahogany case with drawer. NOTE: In-house shipping not available for this lot due to size, weight or fragility.

A Victorian barograph in a glass and mahogany case, 27 by 14 by 16cm, Dollonds barograph charts, and key.

An Early 20th Century Oak Encased Barograph With Circular Dial Marked M Stone & Son, Liverpool

Barograph in mahogany glass case

Mahogany and glazed cased barograph by Short and Mason Ltd, London

CASED BAROGRAPH an oak cased barograph, with a single drawer containing Negretti & Zambra papers for the cylinder. 35cms across

A modern barograph in stained wood case, 17.5cm high

A modern mahogany barograph, with chart drawer, 25cm high

An oak cased barograph by Short & Mason, London No. F 59049 inscribed Northwest Instrument Co. Seattle USA, 19cm high and an empty oak barograph case -2

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph, 19cm high, a cased set of balance scales and an empty barograph case (AF) -3

ANTIQUE BAROGRAPH in a mahogany case (faded), with a single drawer to the base. Top missing from the cylinder. 36cms across

An oak cased barograph, early 20th century, with inset bevelled glass frieze drawer and shaped feet, 37cm wide. Illustrated

An early 20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, unsigned, of typical rectangular form, the hinged five-glass hood to a plinth base on bracket feet to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism with seven section bellows, width 14 1/4"

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"

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"

A mid-20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, retailed by A & N C S Ltd - Westminster (Army & Navy Co-operative Stores Ltd), of typical form, the plain moulded base with bracket feet to a lift off and glazed five-panel cover to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism with four-section bellows, width 14"

An early 20th Century Oak cased Barograph, Short & Mason Ltd - London, of typical construction, the plinth base fitted with a sectioned single drawer to a lift off glazed cover of five bevelled panels, to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism and seven section bellows, width 15"

A mid-20th Century Mahogany cased five-glass Barograph, Short & Mason - London, No C54955, the case of typical form with moulded base fitted with a single and sections drawer to a lift-off glazed cover enclosing a signed and chrome plated 8-day spring driven mechanism with 13 section bellows, width 14 1/2"

A copper and brass cased Weather Barograph by F. Darton & Co. London

An early 20th century mahogany and glass cased barograph, by Gluck and Co Ltd, numbered 7DR8D, 17, the case fitted with base drawer, 37cm x 23cm x 24cm

A brass cylindrical barograph with ink and paper

A cased recording barograph by Negretti & Zanbra, London The rectangular plinth base with a sliding drawer holding spare papers, with an inset brass platform with a circular 6cm drum with ink bottle enclosed within a hinged bevel glass case. 16x27x19cms (illustrated)

A barograph in oak and glazed case

AN EIGHT-DAY BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, CIRCA 1980, the lacquered brass bedplate with maker’s plate signed as per title and numbered ‘R/1947’, silvered drum with clockwork motor, eight pressure capsules, set within glazed wooden case with chart drawer below, overall measurements -- 8½ x 14¾ x 9in. (21.5 x 37.5 x 23cm.)

AN EIGHT-DAY BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, CIRCA 1960, with maker’s plate signed as per title and numbered ‘41664’, black bedplate with lacquered brass components, clockwork motor in drum and ten atmosphere capsules, with light oak base and glazed cover -- 8 x 15 x 9½in. (20.3 x 38 x 24cm.); box of blank charts

A MODERN BAROGRAPH, unsigned, lacquered brass fittings, clockwork motor to drum, felt-tipped pen, thirteen atmosphere capsules, glazed wooden hinged lid with securing catches, overall measurements -- 7¼ x 12 x 6in. (18.5 x 30.5 x 15.2cm.); together with an avro-pattern bearing compass lacking lid, (2)

TAMAYA AND CO., JAPAN CIRCA 1930's BAROGRAPH, in hinge opening mahogany case with one long glazed viewing panel, swan neck metal loop handle to top, on plinth base with simple bracket corners, 12" (30.5cm) wide

A mahogany cased Art. Bailey, Birmingham barograph, circa 1900 The four glass case mounted on a step base, with swept square section supports, enclosing the brass barograph, the drum graph chart and levers, internal manufacturers plate, 18cm high, 30cm wide, 15.5cm deep.

A Collection of Scientific Instruments to Include Barograph for Restoration, Induction Coil etc

A mahogany and boxwood strung cased barograph with an eight section vacuum, recording drum and mechanism, the base with a chart drawer, by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, Manchester, applied presentation plaque dated November, 1911, 8 x 14 ins (20.5 x 35.5 cms), (repaired break to right side drawer front), (catalogue illustrated)

AN ARMY AND NAVY MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH with bevelled five glass cover, seven diaphragm vacuum bellows, ink bottle and chart drawer, 37cm wide

A SHORT & MASON BAROGRAPH with eight diaphragm vaccum bellows and ink bottle within a five glass oak case, 30cm wide

A mahogany cased barograph by J.LIZARS ABERDEEN, late 19th century, bevelled glass, brass drum and ink bottle with a frieze drawer to the plinth base, 37cm wide.

Early 20th Century Brevetes SGDG, Paris barograph in a glazed mahogany case with a plated handle.

An Edwardian barograph in a glazed mahogany case

A T R Winter & Sons of Newcastle upon Tyne barograph in a copper and brass case (serial no. 2585)

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, in a bevelled glass case with a drawer below, 36cm wide

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH BY SHORT AND MASON OF LONDON, within a glazed case with bevelled edges, on a moulded platform, 15" wide

Barograph in Glazed Mahogany Case, marked Casela-London; 8 inches high x 12 wide

An oak and bevelled glass cased barograph with eight tier tube and clock work chart cylinder with chart drawer at base, 37cm by 22cm

A 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH by Casella, London, having an aneroid capsule arrangement on a brass plinth, in a glass fronted mahogany case. 19.5cm(h) x 32cm(w) x 16cm(d) CONDITION: Generally good, the wooden base with slender vacant drawer

A Victorian oak and lacquered brass barograph, enclosed within a detachable bevelled glass case, 37cm wide x 22cm high

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH signed 'A & NCS Ltd. Westminster' 14ins. (35 1/2cms.)

A Wilson Warden - London Barograph in painted metal case

A brass cased Wilson, Warden and co London Barograph

A Negretti & Zambra oak cased barograph barometer with sliding drawer and paper charts

A mid 20thC half-glazed mahogany cased, lacquered brass barograph, inscribed Wilson Warden & Co Ltd, London, No.5523/46/59 8''h 12.5''w

A 20th Century barograph by Lennie, Edinburgh, in oak five glass case with chart drawer on bracket feet, 36 x 22 x 21cm high Property from a Stirlingshire Country House

Barograph in Glazed Mahogany Case, marked Casela-London; 8 inches high x 12 wide

A barograph by Winter & Son, Newcastle on Tyne, with glazed cover and on oak base, 14 x 8 x 8in. (36 x 20 x 20cms).

A quality 20th century mahogany cased and glaze barograph by Adie & Wedderburn, Edinburgh

A rare early 20th century mahogany cased travelling barometer with English and French instructions, the Self Recording Pocket Barometer for Tourists, Engineers, Explorers, Aeronauts, Motorists together with a French Aeronautical conversion table for barometric pressers and altitudes dated 1920. The inner housing of the barograph marked for Jules Richard, Paris

"A brass Barograph with ivory thermometer mounted upon oak stand with fitted drawer on shallow bracket feet within glazed case, 14in W x 9in H"

A rare French gilt brass and red marble small barograph Richard Freres, Paris A rare French gilt brass and red marble small barograph Richard Freres, Paris, late 19th century The mechanism with five-segment aneroid chamber within lacquered brass armature operating via a system of of pivoted levers a pointer for recordeing the change in barometric pressure on a clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the baseplate stamped with R.F. BREVETES S.G.D.G, PARIS roundel over serial number 34214 to front margin, the bevel glazed case with four-glass caddy-moulded one-piece cast brass cover incoporating figural surmount cast with a pair of putto and a goose seated on a rocky outcrop applied to the red mottled marble top panel, on ogee moulded base, 19.5cm (7.75ins) wide.

J.A. Jackson, London, barograph in an Edwardian line inlaid mahogany glazed case with single drawer (including booklets etc)

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH by Negretti & Zambra of London, with thermometer and carrying handle to the lifting lid 32cm wide x 18cm high

A LATE 20TH CENTURY G.LUFFT GERMAN MADE BAROGRAPH type 8005, 19cm wide

A MICRO - BAROGRAPH by Short & Mason, set in a five glass black lacquered case 37.5cm wide x 26.5cm high overall

A MICRO-BAROGRAPH by Short & Mason, set within a five glass black lacquered case 37cm wide x 26cm overall