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A mahogany cased barograph by Casella London

A Sewills barograph

A barograph and papers

"A barograph contained in a copper plated case with hinged lid, w. 28 cm"

An ebonised and glazed cased barograph by Thomas Armstrong, Liverpool.

AN OAK GLAZED CASED BAROGRAPH, unnamed with registration number D23329. Together with a oak cased Magnetometer with label FE Becker & Company Hatton Wall London, hinged cover and mirrored back. Barometer 14" Wide x 8.5" Deep x 9" High. Magnetometer 7" Square x 1.75" High. (2).

A walnut-cased barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, London, early 20th century, the mechanism on a metal platform, glazed case, width 43cms, (17").

A COPPER CASED BAROGRAPH

A walnut cased barograph with fluted column corners and a chart drawer. (See illustration)

A "Peandar" dial barograph, central dial and thermometer in cased in 5 glass sided case, single drawer, raised on bracket feet, width 37 cm.

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph, 14 1/2" long.

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, bearing label Roberts of Leamington, carrying handle to the top, 11 1/2" wide.

A GERMAN BAROGRAPH the lacquered brass instrument with clockwork motor, blued steel screws, nickel plated recording drum and two holders stands in mahogany hinged case, a drawer at one end containing printed instruction leaflet, 20cm h excluding the handle, the mechanism stamped MADE IN BADEN, c1910 A good quality example in fine original condition, clockwork mechanism sold without warranty

A Micro Barograph by Short & Mason, London, No B 646, in black coated metal case, 9in

An Oak Cased Compensated Barograph by W.Rodwell, Leicester, with two section vacuum, ivorine name plaque, oil bottle, working clockwork mechanism, graph drawer to base with graph papers, bevelled glass panels to lift-off lid

An Oak Cased Barograph by The Gluck Barograph & Recorder Co. Ltd, with eight section vacuum, oil bottle, working clockwork mechanism, graph drawer to base with graph papers, bevelled glass panels to the lift-off lid

An Oak Cased Barograph by Atkinson, Lancaster, with eight section vacuum, ivorine name tablet, cut glass ink bottle, clockwork mechanism, graph drawer to base, bevelled glass panels to lift off lid

A James Lucking & Co mahogany-cased Barograph, lacquered brass, with single indicator, seven-bellow aneroid chamber, on plinth with glazed lid, 360mm long

A mahogany-cased Barograph, lacquered brass, with single indicator, eight-bellow aneroid chamber and thermometer, on plinth with drawer containing spare charts, the lid with bevelled glass, 360mm long

NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA: AN OAK CASED BAROGRAPH, no. R/33557, 13½” wide

Short & Mason, London; a mahogany cased lacquered brass barograph, with eight tier vacuum and single recording arm, signed Short & Mason, London Nr J42029, the mahogany base with single long drawer raised on squat bun feet, 36cm. wide See illustration page 22

H.M.S King George V An oak cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd , London, with 3 1/2 inch drum, eight atmosphere pressure barrel, signed base plate and ink bottle mount, in a glazed case fitted single draw, brass plaque to front; “ Capt. Leigh Goldie, Royal Navy H.M.S King George V This barograph was present at Heligoland Bight,28.8.14, Falkland Islands, 8.12.14, Jutland, 31.5.16” See illustration page 22

A lacquered brass barograph, by M.D.S. London, with two tier vacuum and a single recording arm, contained in a glazed mahogany case.38cm. wide.

Barograph by Heath & Co, London S. E. 9, inscribed Hezzanith, within a bevelled glazed light wooden case fitted with a drawer and brass carrying handle, 15" long

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND BRASS BAROGRAPH EARLY 20TH CENTURY, BY CHADBURNS, LIVERPOOL With brass clockwork drum, aneroid recording arm with stop lever, forecasting dial, ink bottle, drawer for spare papers, on four bun feet 14½ in. (36.5 cm.) wide View on Christie's.com

A metal cased barograph

Gluck & Co barograph in rosewood case, 200-300

A George V oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, bearing plaque inscribed `Harrisons Opticians, Arcades. Birmingham`, beneath a bevelled five glass hinged cover above a drawer, on bracket feet, length approx 36.5cm.

A Barograph, Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1880, with oak and bevelled glass case, with plaque inset beside the platform with inscription (as above), with slim basal paper drawer, 36cm wide, 22cm high, with an associated oak wall bracket, circa 1880, with gothic trilobed pierced end panels

A 20th century oak barograph of rectangular form with glazed case over a single drawer 36cm wide, 21cm high, 21cm deep

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason, with an 8 tier vacuum and a cylinder platform escapement, numbered 3115, and ivory plaque SHORT & MASON, LONDON, the lift off cover with bevelled glass and fluted pilasters, the base with a chart drawer, 9.5in (24cm) h, 15in (38cm) d.

Military interest : a mahogany cased and brass mounted barograph, circa 1940, with a brass plaque bearing the Nazi insignia and numbered ` 3746 N `

A FINE 19TH-CENTURY EIGHT-DAY WEATHER STATION BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, with 7in. silvered dials, the barometer signed and dated for `1876`, the clock with platform lever escapement and reciprocating drive to barograph drum with pencil triggered to mark on the hour, thermometer, all set in an oak case with glazed drop front and rear access to clock Ñ 16 x 26in. (40.5 x 66cm.)

A BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, signed on the lacquered-brass bed plate and further inscribed "Regency, Jewelled Movement", ten-atmosphere drum, pen adjuster, ink holder and twin chart compartment under, cased in oak with glazed cover. Overall measurements Ñ 8 1/2 x 16 1/2in. (21.5 x 42cm.)

A MINIATURE BAROGRAPH BY J. AURICOSTE, PARIS, with five atmosphere drum, signed as in title and numbered `327320`, glazed hinged cover with external pen switch Ñ 5 x 8in. (12.5 x 20.4cm.)

A Victorian Oak Barograph having bevelled glass panels, on square reeded supports, 38.5cm wide

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH by Lennie of Edinburgh, the bevelled glass case enclosing the mechanism, complete with brass drum, eight-tier vacuum, ink bottle and maker`s label, the flared platform base with single narrow drawer housing a number of completed charts, raised on bracket feet. 21cm(h) x 36cm(w) x 23cm(d)

A 20th century oak cased barograph, plain four glass case, by `T B Winter & Son, 21 Grey Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne,` above single drawer, width 35.5 cm.

A chrome plated barograph, the single indicator with seven bellow aneroid chamber, impressed LM263469, in chrome plated case with bevelled glass.

A Continental hardwood cased barograph, possibly Italian, with gilt brass recording drum and fittings, the glazed cover on a rectangular base and bun feet, length approx 24.5cm.

A George V mahogany cased barograph with gilt brass recording drum and fittings, the glazed cover above a single drawer, on bracket feet, length approx 36.5cm.

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph with gilt brass recording drum and fittings, the hinged cover with carrying handle and glazed front, on a rectangular base and bracket feet.

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, with gilt brass recording drum and fittings, the hinged glazed cover with carrying handle above a single drawer, on bracket feet, length approx 35.5cm.

Brass barograph by Negretti & Zambra No.R/6289. The oak case with bevelled glass panels and standing on bracket feet, 42cm wide

A Negretti and Zambra barograph, circa 1930, in an oak case

An oak cased barograph, by Chadburns Ltd 47 Castle Street Liverpool, 12.5"

An Oak Cased Barograph by Ross, London, with eight section vacuum, ivory thermometer, ivorine plaque, graph paper to drum, working clockwork mechanism, the lift off lid with five bevelled edged glass panels.

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Wilson Warden & Co. Ltd, London, No.2644/28/43/48, with seven section vacuum, working clockwork mechanism, the case with hinged lid, glazed panel and brass handle the base set with a drawer containing a spare arm and graph paper.

An Oak Cased Barograph, with eight section vacuum, the clockwork mechanism with visible platform lever escapement stamped `Pat 3715`, the stepped base with drawer containing graph paper, the lift-off lid fitted with five bevelled edged glass panels

A 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED AND GLASS PANELED BAROGRAPH by Short and Mason, London, number E13362, brass carrying handle, 31 x 19 x 15.5cms. See illustration

BAROGRAPH early 20th century, marked `J. Lizars 13 & 19 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh`

A Modern Barograph, in rectangular mahogany case, by Barigo

German mahogany cased barograph type instrument, within a glazed hinged case, 13.5" long

Mahogany barograph by Negretti & Zambra of London with three bellows, within a stepped glazed case fitted with a single long drawer, 14" long

Small French gilded brass barograph stamped on the base plate with the maker`s logo RF within a circle, no. 62181, within a bevelled glazed case, 7.75" long

Gilded brass barograph bearing the ivory plaque of the maker Cam-Lafontaine, 24 Rue de la Prix 24, Paris, no. 265, within a bevelled glazed case supported upon four egg and dart bordered turned feet, 12" long

A Short & Mason mahogany cased barograph with weather forecast chart, "Copyright 1921".

An early 20th Century rosewood cased barograph, with eleven part vacuum chamber and inked pointer for the rotating paper scale lined drum, the base plate signed by Negretti & Zambra, London, no.R/10591, the case fitted with a single shallow drawer with turned knop handle housing various accessories, 16 1/2" wide

An oak barograph Perry & Co., Bournemouth, early 20th century With eight-part vacuum chamber within lacquered brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven rotating paper-scale lined drum, the case applied with ivorine trade label PERRY & Co. OPTICIANS, BOURNEMOUTH to inside and with five panel bevel-glazed cover, on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 37.5cm wide.

A mahogany barograph Sermon, Torquay, early 20th century With eight-part vacuum chamber within lacquered brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven rotating paper-scale lined drum, the case applied with ivorine trade label SERMON, TORQUAY to inside and with five panel bevel-glazed cover, on cavetto moulded base with squab feet, 35cm wide.