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A hygrometer/barograph in a 1960s perspex box, clockwork, with Pastorelli and Rapkin graph paper, 28 by 14 by 16cm.

Dixon & Hempenstall oak cased barograph, with an outer removable oak case and glazed interior case with makers label, raised above a small drawer containing spare paper, 36cm long, 21.5cm deep, 23cm high

A metal cased barograph bearing name of 'Griffin London'

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Leighton and Son, Lancaster, Pat.No.22556, with lacquered brass fittings, oil bottle, makers ivorine name plaque, glazed lift-off lid

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Russell of Norwich, with seven section vacuum, working clockwork mechanism, oil bottle, graph drawer to base with graph paper, glazed lift off lid

An Oak Cased Barograph by C W Dixey & Son, 3 New Bond Street, London, with eight section vacuum, working clockwork mechanism, ink bottle, the case with graph drawer to base, the lift off lid with bevelled glass panels

Mahogany cased barograph inscribed Short & Mason Ltd., London, bearing the pat. no. 22556, within a stepped glazed case, 11.25" wide

Oak barograph within bevelled glazed case upon a base with a single chart drawer, 14.5" wide

A Victorian mahogany cased barograph with single drawer and spare papers, 13ins x 5.75ins x 8ins high (case joints loose)

A James Sinclair & Coy Ltd walnut barograph, with base drawer, 14in.

1930`S SHORT & MASON OAK BAROGRAPHwith ivory makers plaque, 19cm high, 31cm long

Two barograph cases, a barograph and a barometer case

Barograph with glass case.

Meteorology - A metal cased barograph, serial no. 4429, hinged case with carrying handle, glazed front (glass missing), 7 day clockwork drum flanked by 15 bellow mechanism of typical form

Metorology - A mid-20th Century mahogany cased barograph, Casella - London, the rectangular case with hinged cover and brass carry handle with glazed front and left hand end, on short bracket feet, to an 8-day spring-driven drum case and flanked by a 11 bellow mechanism of typical form, together with an ink bottle

Meteorology - A mid 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, Casella - London, the rectangular case with hinged cover and brass carry handle with glazed front and left hand end, on short bracket feet, to an 8-day spring-driven drum case and flanked by an 11 bellow mechanism of typical form.Complete with Casella instruction leflet 3045/AN

A Barograph by T Cooke & Sons, London, York and Cape Town in bevelled glass and oak case with single drawer, 14" (36cms) wide.

A mahogany cased Barograph mark HEZZANITH mark II

A Casella mahogany cased barograph

C W Dixey, an oak cased barograph.

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, beneath a bevelled five glass cover, the base fitted with a single drawer on bracket feet, length approx 38cm.

Barigo barograph in metal casing

A thermo-barograph in copper case

A glazed mahogany cased barograph by Short and Mason

A Short and Mason Micro-Barograph, thirteen part vacuum chamber, lacquered brass columns and platform, black metal framed case with end handles, inscribed number 257/38/41/52 - length 37cm.

A LATE VICTORIAN/EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK BAROGRAPH having five glass bevelled top with moulded surround, unsigned action, on plinth with drawer, including some charts, ink, etc

A barograph

MODERN SATIN BRASS CASED BAROGRAPH

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Short and Mason Ltd, London, with seven section vacuum, working clockwork mechanism, oil bottle, makers ivorine name tablet, with glazed lift-off lid

Three Instruments, comprising a German bakelite cased aircraft barograph by Gebr Winter, a cased Leitz monocular compound microscope and an incomplete brass scale in leather case

Modern cased brass barograph

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph with lacquered brass armature operating pointer for the drum scale, signed "J C McKechnie, Optician Edinburgh" in five sided glazed case to a moulded base on bun feet CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and scuffs. Some fading. Ink stains. Some tarnish and scratches. We can make no guarantees as to whether complete nor whether in working order.

A cylindrical copper cased Gluck Co Limited barograph and recorder CONDITION REPORTS Shows a lot of general wear throughout conducive with age, with surface scratching particularly where the two pieces meet. Shows signs of deterioration to the metalwork throughout, apron shows a large amount of denting and oxidisation to centre front and along the edge, generally has quite a few deep scratches throughout. Unable to guarantee all parts are present (please see photos).

A 20th century mahogany cased Maxant barograph: of three atmospheres, in a glazed case

A mahogany cased barograph by makers Short & Mason of London, 14.5".

Modern Russell of Norwich glazed mahogany cased barograph ‘The Blakeney’, standing on bracket feet, 39.5cm wide The spring catches on both covers need attention - General condition consistent with age **

GOOD QUALITY BAROGRAPH IN FITTED MAHOGANY CASE WITH BEVELLED GLASS AND CHART DRAWER

An early 20th Century walnut cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, flanking a silvered mercury thermometer beneath a hinged four glass cover, with brass swing handle on a rectangular base fitted with a single drawer, on block supports, length approx 34cm.

A MODERN THERMO-BAROGRAPH BY CASELLA, LONDON, the drum with eight-day clockwork motor, temperature/pressure-recording arms with felt tip markers, contained in a plastic case with plexi-glass flip-lid and folding metal handle, the front with applied maker’s mark signed as per title -- 11¾in. (30cm.) diameter

chadburns, Liverpool. A mahogany cased barograph signed ‘Chadburn Ltd, 47 Castle Street, Liverpool’, height 18cm.

Winter and Son, an early 20th century oak cased and glazed barograph, with brass and plated fitments, raised on bracket feet, 36cm w, 18cm h

F J Bluett, an early 20th century mahogany cased barograph, with gilt and plated fitments, glazed and raised on stand, on bracket feet, 38cm w , 22cm h

Barograph within a rectangular glazed white and grey metal case, no. 2149, 10.5" long overall

Jules Rochard iron cased barograph; also two other iron cased barographs and a part brass barograph (4)

Oak cased barograph signed Tysos no. D23129, within a glazed case and upon a stepped plinth, 14.5" long; also with a quantity of barograph charts

Oak cased barograph inscribed Short & Mason, London, no. 112349, also bearing the Reg no. 476369, within a stepped bevelled glazed case fitted with a drawer containing spare papers, 14.5" wide

A mahogany cased barograph, 20th century, rectangular cased with five glazed sides, retailer mark for J. M. Schmidt of Amsterdam, raised on stepped base, 33cm wide.

A mid-20th century mahogany cased barograph.

A reproduction barograph inscribed Naudet 31021 - W20cm

A cast iron and chrome barograph by Short & Mason, No. F 5554, with Cyclo-Stormograph and weather forecasts, with a platform lever movement, the base with ink bottle and chart, with perspex cover, 13.5in (33cm) w.

Barograph, stained walnut case.

Barograph by Short & Mason model number MO1870/52

A 19th Century French Barograph by E Bourdon of Paris in a glazed mahogany case 11in

AN ENGLISH STATIONARY BAROGRAPH in lacquered brass with clockwork mechanism and eight tin aneroid capsules, glass ink bottle in brass holder, in mahogany case with bevelled glass lights and chart drawer in the base, 36cm w, early 20th c In good original and unrestored condition

Casella, London Barograph

A Rapport, London barograph, with charts drawer, 37cm.

A modern barograph bearing plaque inscribed "Feingeratebau 9362 Drebach, Type 205M....", housed in a stained wood and glazed case

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum flanking an ivorine mounted mercury thermometer, detailed `Harrods`, beneath a five glass cover on a rectangular base fitted with a single drawer on bracket feet, length approx 38cm.

A late 19th Century mahogany cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra, with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, beneath a bevelled five-glass cover, the base fitted with a single drawer containing charts, on bun feet, length approx 37cm.

A reproduction Casella barograph, the movement in rectangular mahogany case with drawer and papers below. (14.5in x 9in)