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A mid-20th century marine barograph, having a clockwork drum and brass mechanism engraved to the base plate Short & Mason London no. 114/35/52 with Meteorological Office MO logo, further engraved S and M to the cross bar, housed in a lacquered brass framed and glazed case, w.73, d.22, h.27cm, together with a collection of barograph charts.
A late 20th century German barograph by Feingeratebau, type 207M, within a hardwood case with glazed hinge cover, length 35cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
W WATSON & SONS LTD, LONDON; a barograph with ink bottle and brass internal fittings, in a mahogany bevel edged glazed case, 18 x 36 x 21cm, with a 'Week Chart' in a wall-hanging mahogany case (2). CONDITION REPORT: The brass plate is marked/spotted Some scuffs to box, otherwise both overall good
A Negretti & Zambra, London barograph with mercury tube thermometer and ink bottle. The five bevelled glass oak case with chart drawer complete with charts and instruction leaflet, 21cm high x 36cm wide x 22cm deepNot tested for working condition or accuracy. Case a little grubby and dry, would benefit from a good clean and polish.
An oak based barograph with a temperature gauge, the drum with a clockwork mechanism (working) and with a drawer to the front. Case 36cms across, 21cms high. *CR: Mechanism is working, drum has some ink marks on the top, case is in pretty good order. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
A Fine Thermo-Barograph, English, c.1900, engraved 'Pastorelli & Rapkin Ld, 46 Hatton Garden London' and numbered 101, in laquered brass with turned tapered columns, bellows with 13 elements, the drum with paper for recording temperature and pressure, in polished oak case with bevelled glass panels and brass mesh screen, drawer below with additional recording charts, case 41.5cm across
An oak cased barograph, c.1930, with a polished brass mechanism, bevelled glass sides and chart drawer,36cm wide23cm deep21cm highCondition ReportThis item was serviced approximately 3 years ago and has very little use since. We have not tested the mechanism ourselves.One glass panel is chipped, otherwise, it is in overall good aesthetic condition with minor knocks, wear and scuffs.
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL'S BAROGRAPH, CIRCA 1920unsigned, oak case mounted with brass bed plate, seven pressure capsules to recording drum with clockwork mechanism, bevelled glass cover, chart drawer, silver plate to front inscribed 'THIS BAROGRAPH BELONGED TO / SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL / AND HAS BEEN GIVEN BY / MRS M. K. GRANT TO THE / ROYAL NAVAL CLUB PORTSMOUTH / MARCH 1972' -- 8 x 14½ x 9in. (20 x 37 x 23cm.)Royal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth
A PRESENTATION BAROGRAPH BY RICHARD FRÈRES, CIRCA 1887eight capsule pressure drum movement, mounted on brass bed plate, stamped with maker's mark and number 2416, together with mercury thermometer and recording drum with clockwork movement, contained in ebonised wooden case with securing hooks and plate to front inscribed Presented by Lieut. F. G. Innes - Lillingston R.N 1887, and top handle – 11¼in. (29cm.) diameterRoyal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth Mechanism runs, spot of verdigris to base plate, otherwise good overall condition
A barograph by Negretti & Zambra, mid to late 20th Century, the mahogany case with glazed front and side to the hinged lid, the base with small drawer to one side containing two Negretti & Zambra thermometers and spare indicator parts, 31.5cm wide, 16.5cm deep x 19.5cm high (not including handle)Qty: 1In good condition overall, in need of re-polishing and a mark to the lid caused by a sticker, the workings ticking when wound but not guaranteed working.
Taschenuhr: schwere Doppelgehäuse-Zylinderuhr, bedeutender Uhrmacher, Alexander Cumming, Hallmarks 1781: Ca. Ø54mm, ca. 148g, 18K Gold, Doppelgehäuse mit Seitenscharnier, Londoner Hallmarks 1781, übereinstimmend in beiden Gehäusen, Gehäusemacher-Punze MR/IL, Gehäusenummer 1162, signierter und nummerierter Staubdeckel, No.1162, nummerngleich mit dem Werk, prächtig gravierter Kloben, Diamantdeckstein, Zylinderhemmung, Emaillezifferblatt mit feinem alten Haarriss, originale Poker & Beetle Zeiger aus massiv Rotgold, funktionstüchtig, sehr schöner, komplett originaler Zustand, sehr bedeutender Londoner Chronometermacher. Alexander Cumming war Mathematiker und Mechaniker sowie Uhrmacher. Über sein frühes Leben ist wenig bekannt. Er wurde 1733 in Edinburgh als Sohn von James Cumming aus Duthil geboren. Ihm werden zahlreiche wichtige Erfindungen zugeschrieben. 1765 erfand er z.B. eine Uhr für George III, die auch als Barometer fungierte und den Luftdruck gegen die Zeit aufzeichnete. Dies war der erste Barograph mit präziser Aufzeichnung. 1766 fertigte er ein ähnliches Modell für seinen persönlichen Gebrauch an, das nach seinem Tod von Luke Howard gekauft wurde, der es für seine Beobachtungen im Buch "The Climate of London" verwendete.
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