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An early 20thC barograph by Casella London in mahogany case with drawer below.

French Barograph in black lacquered wooden case with glazed panels, stamped `Brevetes, RF, Paris`, number `6734`, and a box of graph paper from Enbeeco

A carved oak barograph Short and Mason Ltd., London, late 19th century. The mechanism with eight 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 rotating paper-scale lined drum, the brass baseplate signed SHORT & MASON, LONDON, the bevel-glazed five glass cover with moulded top and carved pilaster uprights to angles, on cavetto moulded base with chart drawer to apron and bracket feet, 38cm (15ins) wide.

A rare ‘micro-barograph’. Short and Mason Ltd., London, 20th century. The mechanism with eleven 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 tall clockwork-driven rotating paper-scale lined drum, the brass baseplate inscribed MICRO-BAROGRAPH By SHORT & MASON, LONDON and numbered 1535/44, the five panel plate glass cover fitted with chromium plated ties to corners and on ogee moulded ebonised base with disc feet, 36cm (14ins) wide; with a box containing additional charts.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph by Callaghan & Co., 23C New Bond Street, London, the oak case with stepped base and fitted drawer containing a quantity of papers, with bevelled glass surrounding panels, height 21.5cm, width 36cm (illustrated)

A Mahogany Cased Barograph, with six section vacuum, working clockwork mechanism, ink bottle, graph drawer to stepped base, presentation plaque `Presented by The Parishioners of Risby, July 1st 1922`, bevelled glass panels to lift off lid

"Cased barograph by Short & Mason, No. 8034, 32cm max"

A VICTORIAN STYLE BAROGRAPH in glazed case

A barograph in mahogany and bevelled glass panelled case with chart drawer at base, the barograph with eight tube cylinder and dial with scale 28 to 31 inches and pointer with clockwork chart drum, case 36cm by 21cm

An early 20th century oak barograph by Short & Mason, London, the glass cover over a chart drawer to the base raised on four compressed bun feet, 36.5cm wide

G.Lee and Son, barograph a lacquered brass barograph with seven tier vacuum, and single recording arm, signed G. Lee & Son, The Hard, Portsmouth, contained in a stained beech and glazed case with single long drawer, 37cm. wide.

A late 19th century mahogany cased barograph, by 'J Lancaster & Son, Birmingham

"Short & Mason, mahogany cased Barograph with hinged and glazed cover, 19.5x 31.5cm"

Modern barograph, wooden and glazed case.

A Casella, London metal framed barograph, no.426B, repainted - L35cm

Mahogany cased barograph with drawer below 9 x 12 x 6in. (23 x 30 x 15cm)

Good quality late Victorian barograph / thermometer by E Saunders, Oxford with silvered demi-lune barometer scale and thermometer in bevelled glazed inlaid mahogany case with drawer on block feet, 39cm wide, 21.5cm high

Early 20th Century barograph by A. and N. C.S. Limited, Westminster in a glazed mahogany case Estimate

A VICTORIAN BAROGRAPH, in light oak case with glazed panels and single frieze drawer, 15 1/2" x 9 1/2" maximum

A 20th century barograph by MetCheck. 26 cm long

Oak cased barograph standing on bracket feet, 37cm wide

7-Day Barograph, c. 1920 Manufactured by: "Jules Richard, Paris", serial no. 150676, lacquered brass mechanism, mahogany case. 7-Tage-Barograph, um 1920 Hersteller: "Jules Richard, Paris", Serien-Nr. 150676, zaponierte Messingmechanik, Mahagoni-Gehäuse. Condition: (2-3/-) Starting Price: €140

Aneroid Barograph, c. 1925 Signed: "O.B.", serial no. 21307, 8-day movement, lacquered brass, in glazed mahogany case, complete with key, working. Aneroid Barograph, um 1925 Signiert "O.B.", Serien-Nr. 21307, 8-Tage-Werk, zaponiertes Messing, in verglastem Mahagoni-Kasten, mit Schlüssel, funktioniert. Condition: (2/2) Starting Price: €120

Jules Rochard mahogany cased barograph, no. 36840 within a glazed case with crown carrying handle, 11.25" wide

Contemporary mahogany barograph by Casello of London, within a glazed case over a moulded base fitted with a drawer containing a large quantity of papers, 14.5" wide

Good oak barograph, bearing a plaque inscribed John Trotter, 40 Gordon Street Glasgow, within a bevelled glazed case over a moulded base fitted with a single drawer, 14" wide

*A rare WWI period German civil ballooning barograph, the mechanism mounted on a grey metal framework, with recording drum and nickel plated twin bellows, the maker`s label with trade mark for `L.G.` and inscribed `Messbereich: 8000 meter, Umdrehungszeit: 6 Stunden, No. 3522`, contained in the original pine case, with viewing window recording card dated 1919 and further inscriptions barely legible, the upper and lower surfaces with suspension loops, 7 7/8 inches, (20cm) long

A barograph in light oak case.

A barograph in a mahogany case with a drawer.

A French barograph, 20th century, with four diaphragms, index arm and barrel, the brass case with bevelled glass, on bracket feet, stamped mark LM with an anchor, 29.5cm long

An Early XX Century Barograph, in glazed front mahogany case with handle, with two brass plaques inscribed "Alexr. Wright & Co. Ltd, Engineers, Westminster" and "Simmance`s Patent 10 Pressure".

An Edwardian oak case barograph in glass case

A mahogany barograph, James Lucking and Co., Birmingham and Leicester, early 20th century, with concealed aneroid chamber beneath lacquered brass armature operating the inked pointer for the paper-scale lined clockwork driven rotating recording drum, the base applied with ivorine trade label JAMES LUCKING & Co., ‘OPTITIANS’ BIRMINGHAM & LEICESTER, with five-glass cover and on moulded skirt base with squab feet, 32cm wide

A mahogany barograph, Negretti & Zambra, London, 20th century, with eight segment aneroid chamber, lacquered armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, beneath five panel bevel-glazed cover, on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 37.5cm wide. Provenance: Private Collection, London

"Barograph by J. Taylor of Nottingham, mahogany case with chart drawer, 34cm max"

A mahogany cased Barograph by Short & Mason, lacks drum

An early 20th century mahogany barograph, the movement within a five glass case on an ogee moulded drawer base opening to reveal two divisions on short bracket feet, the movement stamped 'L G' within dividers, 36.5cm wide, 22.5cm high, 22.5cm deep

An early 20th century mahogany barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London of small proportions, the movement and register under a five glass rectangular case on a single drawer base and short bracket feet, 27cm wide, 17cm high, 19cm deep WE DO NOT STATE CONDTION IN THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION – Before bidding please ensure you are satisfied with the condition of this lot – For details of condition please contact the auctioneer.

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

A Short & Mason barograph in mahogany case, the internal plate stamped Short & Mason, London, made in England no. G10767, with additional bar roll, 37cm long, 19cm high.

"An oak case barograph by Short & Mason of London, no. E12046, the case with single drawer and on bun feet, w37cm "

A mahogany cased barograph, the brass plate named Russell, Norwich.

A clockwork barograph. With printed chart to drum, in its fitted mahogany case with viewing panel and record card, dated 1918, in celluloid slot. Suspension loops top and bottom. Metal handle and starting lever to right hand side. In working order with one trace card fitted to drum. Case 19.5cm x14cm x11cm. GC minor/some wear.

Early 20th century metal cased barograph 7 x 9 x 5in. (17.78 x 22.86 x 12.70cm)

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum inscribed `W. Watson & Sons Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London W.C, No. 131030`, beneath a five glass cover, on a rectangular base and bun feet, length approx 36.5cm, together with a small collection of charts.

A 19th century barograph, unsigned, contained within glazed mahogany case with two chart drawers beneath, 14in. wide SEE ILLUSTRATION

A Barograph by Harrods of London - see illustration

A 20th century barograph by Terry & Co of Cross Street, Manchester, with stained wooden glazed case, raised on four bun feet, with silvered approximate weather reading indicator chart dated hallmarked copyright 1930, height 18.5cm, width 37cm, depth 22cm (illustrated))

A mahogany cased barograph by Poitevin-Duault, Bordeaux, width 30cm.

Oak cased barograph by J. Lizars, having bevelled glazed panels and fitted one long drawer to the base, 37cm wide

Oak cased barograph, having glazed panels and standing on bracket feet, 37cm wide

A mahogany barograph with integral barometer dial. Lennie, Edinburgh, early 20th century, With eight-segment aneroid chamber within frosted gilt brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven paper-scale lined rotating drum and separate open-centred circular silvered scale calibrated in barometric inches, with the usual annotations and signed LENNIE, EDINBURGH to lower edge beneath five panel bevel-glazed cover on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 37cm (14.5ins) wide.

A mahogany barograph. Unsigned, 20th century, With eight-segment aneroid chamber within lacquered brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, beneath five panel bevel-glazed cover on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 36cm (14ins) wide.

An oak barograph. Callaghan and Co., London, early 20th century, With six-segment aneroid chamber within lacquered brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, the baseplate signed CALLAGHAN & Co., 23A NEW BOND ST. LONDON W. beneath five panel bevel-glazed cover on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 37cm (14.5ins) wide.

A COPPER CASED BAROGRAPH

"Mahogany cased barograph, Wilson Warden & Co Ltd, No 3127/39"

"Cassella London barograph, twelve diaphragm bellows, cased in bevelled glass, drawer beneath with spare charts, 37x 23cm"

An early 20th century mahogany barograph by Short & Mason, London for A & N.C.S. Ltd Westminster circa 1921, 36.5cm wide, 18.5cm high, 22cm deep For details of the condition of this lot please contact the auctioneer.

A mahogany cased barograph.

A cased `Short Mason` of London micro barograph no A16261.