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An Edwardian mahogany cased and lacquered brass barograph, with ivory scale for the thermometer, lacking key, width 29cm, with an eight day mantel clock, with Arabic numeral chapter ring (2).Ivory Cites number 61J6QTA3.

A mahogany cased barograph, with single base drawer, width 37cm, depth 24cm, height 23cm 

Barograph, by Short & Mason, glazed mahogany case with frieze drawer, 37cm.Condition report:Doesn't appear to be working, no ticking. The case with heavy flaking to the staining.

Barograph, glazed teak hinged case, labelled DS.26, 29cm.

J Lizars oak-cased barograph with label to the glazed case, 'J Lizars Ltd, Glasgow, Edinburgh', above a pull-out drawer, 23cm high, 37cm wide and 23.5cm deep.CONDITION REPORT: Probably serviced/cleaned previously. The knob at the top activates lever and hands on dial, this function is fine.  Could be a replacement hand on the dial.  Has age-related marks/scratches to the working and further age-related marks/scratches to the case.

Greenslade & Co opticians - Weston - Super - Mare. A barograph reader housed in a glass case and mahogany frame. With wind up mechanism with ink. Together with a family tree photo frame holder and parallel ruler. Tree measures approx. 36cm tall. 

A mahogany barograph, with apron chart drawer, 37.5cm wide. 

A mid 20th century mahogany cased barograph by Short and Mason, 37cm wide

A copper cased barograph by J. Sewill, on brass feet, 17.5 cm high x 25.5 cm wide

BAIRD & TATLOCK COPPER BAROGRAPH - 21 CMS (H) APPROX

A Russell of Norwich barograph. Fitted in mahogany and glass case with single drawer.

A mahogany cased barograph, 31cms wide x 20cms high

A Mahogany Cased Recording Barograph, 20th Century, with mahogany framed and bevelled glass cover, 14ins x 8ins x 7ins high

A Scottish Oak Cased Barograph by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh with twin aneroid movement and recording barrel in oak and glazed case with bracket feet 14.5ins x 8.5ins x 7.5ins high

A CARPENTER & WESTLEY CASED BAROGRAPH, ENGLISH, EARLY 20TH CENTURY,plaque to the barograph reading Carpenter & Westley, 24. Regent St., London, a brass plque to the base inscribed CAPTAIN H.C. JOHNSON. D.S.O., FROM SOME OF HIS FRIENDS AT THE WAR OFFICE, 16th April 1914the revolving barrel and vacuum chamber mounted in bevel-glazed oak case, drawer to the front for graph storage, 8in x 14 1/2in x 8 1/2in (20cm x 37cm x 21.5cm) overall For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A W.J George & Becker barograph in mahogany glazed case. Location:11:2

Good quality Negretti and Zambra oak cased micro-barograph, numbered R/12928, typical form, in glazed blond oak case, 48cm wideNot in working condition, one of the cells or bellows has failed or collapsed, casework is ok

Naudet France barograph, 14 cm high, 20x12 cm and a Barigo Germany barometer/thermometer, 17 cm high

A late 20th century Sewills gilt brass cylindrical barograph with mahogany base and Perspex cover, height 12cm.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.

An early to mid-20th century mahogany cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, the hinged cover with brass carrying handle above a glazed front and side panel, the base with single drawer, 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.

A NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA FOR SHORT AND MASON MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH WITH A DRAWER BELOW THE GLAZED TOP AND TOGETHER WITH A BOTTLE OF INK

An Edwardian mahogany barograph, with a drawer for graph paper, 37.5cm wideOk.

A Negretti and Zambra oak cased barograph number R/20613 with plaque reading ‘To C.C. Prigge as a token of esteem from his C.P.C. and B&P friends July 1949’

Englischer Barograph, um 1900Geschnitztes Eichengehäuse, abnehmbares Oberteil mit 4 Säulen und 5 facettierten Glaspaneelen, 38 x 24 x 28 cm, Thermometer mit Fahrenheit- und Celsius-Skalen, 8 Aneroiddosen, 8-Tage-Federwerk, Sockel mit Schublade, mit Farbe und Papier. In mit Seide ausgelegtem und Kunstleder bezogenem Kasten. Start Price: EUR 240 Zustand: (2/2)English Aneroid Barograph, c. 1900Carved oak case, removable top with 4 columns and 5 faceted glass panels, thermometer with Fahrenheit and Celsius scales, 8-tier vacuum, 8-day spring movement, base with drawer, ink bottle and paper strips, 15 x 9 ½ x 11 in., in silk-lined imitation leather covered box. Start Price: EUR 240 Condition: (2/2)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH by Reynolds, Son & Wardale, with spare papers 32cm wide

A Short and Mason barograph with paper graphs. 33 cm long.

A WILLIAM ROBERTSON & SON BAROGRAPH  Within an oak and bevelled glass case, single drawer for charts, 22.5cm x 37cm wide and 22cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A VERY GOOD BAROGRAPH in a glass and mahogany case with spare charts and ink

Antique barograph in mahogany caseClockwork mechanism winds up but doesn't tick. Ink bottle holder broken at base - see extra images. Sound original condition

Barograph by Short & MasonSplit to rear of pedestal base, casework with some water staining, fading and wear, the silvered dial is slightly buckled, doesn't appear to be any losses but also doesn't appear to have been recently working

A French brass barograph by Richard Freres of Paris (no. 138082), 10¾” wide.

A barograph and three various time pieces including a carriage timepiece, a walnut bracket timepiece and a brass drum timepiece

A Casella of London Barograph in wooden case and box of spare chart paper

An antique Negretti & Zambra of London barograph with mahogany and bevelled glass case.

A modern hardwood cased barograph

Mahogany cased eight atmosphere barograph, unnamed, 32cm long. 

A French barograph in a mahogany case, 28.5cm wide; together with a Captain Field's improved parallel rule in a hardwood case, 45.5cm long; and a surveyors compass, 8.8cm diameter. The barograph with minor marks and scratches to the case, not working; the parallel rule with minor marks and with some losses to the outer case; the compass with minor marks to the lacquer, otherwise good condition.

A short and Mason barograph .

A Barigo Barograph including additional sheets, plus another Kelvin Hughes Barograph. A Tudor Crystal Gavel, and 3 medals. No reserve.

German made Lufft mini barograph

Negretti & Zambra mahogany cased barograph with drawer to base, overall length 31.5cm

Russell Norwich mahogany cased barograph with drawer below, length 40cm

An oak barograph, c1930, with lacquered brass mechanism, bevelled glass lights and chart drawer to base, 37cm l ConditionGood refurbished condition and working order, running when wound

A copper cased barograph by Short & Mason, 26cm wide

A modern barograph inscribed Cee Willis Liverpool, in glass case, measures 17cm x 27cm x 17cm

A antique Davis & Son Ltd metal cased scientific barograph instrument

A CASSELLA OF LONDON BAROGRAPH, NO. 1217 - THIS LOT IS FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JAMES HOUGHTON, NAVAL ARCHITECT WHO WORKED AT BOAT BUILDERS ISAAC PIMBLOTT AND SONS OF NORTHWICH, CHESHIRE

An antique Negretti & Zambra of London barograph with mahogany and bevelled glass case.

An early 20th century Short and Morgan mahogany and brass barograph with fitted drawer. Bevelled glass and chart sheets.

Mahogany and glass cased small brass barograph by the Gluck Barograph and Recorder Company Ltd. 32cm wide

A Barograph, by S Leighton of Lancaster, fitted with a chart drawer and raised on ogee supports, 37.5cm wide overall x 21cm high 

Late 19th century Richard Freres (Paris) mahogany cased small barograph, bearing brass 3500 metres plaque and Paris, Jules Richard manufacturer's label in black and gilt, with paper table to back of glazed case and brass swing handle, 18cm wide 

A World War Two gun-sight, ship's binnacle, barograph, etc.

A late 20th century mahogany cased barograph with brass mechanism and clockwork recording drum, the five-glass cover on a moulded rectangular base, fitted with a single drawer, length 39.7cm.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.

OAK CASED SEVEN DAY ENGLISH BAROGRAPH. CIRCA 1920. 8" X 14" X 8"   AIRCRAFT

An Edwardian mahogany cased barograph, by J. Hicks, London, the glazed mahogany case with five bevelled glass panels above a drawer for recording sheets, on bracket feet, bearing ivory plaque for J. Hicks Maker London, containing vacuum bellows, recording drum and glass and brass ink bottle, 24.5cm high, 37.5cm wide, 23cm deepProvenance: Christie's, London, 19 July 1978, lot 19.Please note Roseberys do not guarantee the working condition of any scientific instruments offered for sale.Ivory registration submission reference: H6N9T2TWPlease refer to department for condition report

A wall mounted barograph, Antoine Redier patent, late 19th century, in a hinged, angled glazed mahogany case with hook and eye fasteners opening to an exposed aneroid capsule and movement with altitude adjuster, the silvered scale plate divided for 28 to 31 inches or barometric pressure, inscribed No 143, PATENT 7323, above a recording drum, 26cm high, 15cm wide, 11cm deepProvenance: with City Fine Arts, London, October 1970, £20.Note: The design for this barograph was patented by the famous French clockmaker and inventor Antoine Redier in 1891. In 1847 Redier invented and patented the first travel alarm clock with adjustable wake up timing. His prolific career saw him register over sixty patents including a mercury recording barograph and the example in the present lot produced just a year before his death in 1892.The present lot resolves the inaccuracy caused by friction on the pen arm produced by most standard types of barographs. The pen arm is placed below the movement and works on a horizontal plane. It is cleverly supported by a crutch which is connected to a cam on the clock drum below. Every fifteen minutes, the cam’s movement releases the crutch which applies downwards pressure to the pen and places a dot on the paper.Please note Roseberys do not guarantee the working condition of scientific instruments offered for sale.Please refer to department for condition report

A 1920's Short & Mason of London barograph - 32cms wide

Antique Woods Barograph with paper

A short and Mason barograph .