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Mahogany stick barometer, arched top, turned cistern cover, ivory chart, signed R. Neill, Belfast, 94cm.

Mahogany stick barometer, arched glazed top, trunk with thermometer, turned cistern cover, ivory chart, signed Simmons, Warwick, 92cm.

A walnut cased scientific stick barometer 118cm

A stick barometer

English light oak stick barometer/thermometer signed Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent St, London, the angled scale over a flat trunk fitted with a thermometer to the circular stepped cistern cover

Good oak stick barometer/thermometer signed Davis, Leeds on the angled ivory plate, over a flat trunk fitted with a thermometer to the foliate carved cistern cover, surmounted by a wavy rounded arched pediment

Mahogany stick barometer signed Torre & Co, London to the silvered scale, over a flat trunk to the hemispherical cistern cover, within a chevron banded case surmounted by a triangular broken arched pediment (condition issues)

Good mahogany stick barometer, the silvered scale signed Ronketti, Manchester, over a chevron banded flat trunk to the hemispherical cistern cover, surmounted by a triangular broken arched pediment and brass vase finial

Good flame mahogany bowfront stick barometer, the silvered ivory scale signed Hy. Austin, London over the trunk fitted with a thermometer and vase shaped cistern cover, within an ebony banded case surmounted by a swan neck pediment and bone vase finial

Mahogany stick barometer, the angled silvered scale signed Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St, London, over a flat trunk and rounded cistern cover

Mahogany inlaid stick barometer, the silvered scale signed Comitti, Holborn, over a flat trunk inlaid with boxwood lines to the hemispherical cistern cover

Contemporary burr walnut stick barometer, the silvered scale signed Comitti, Holborn, over a flat trunk and hemispherical cistern cover

Good Scottish mahogany ship's stick barometer, signed William D. Hart Edinburgh on an arched plate above the angled scale, the square section trunk fitted with a thermometer and a cylindrical stepped cistern cover

Mahogany stick barometer, signed Charles Halifax, Howorth on the paper scale, over a flat boxwood banded trunk to the oval cistern cover

A William IV flame mahogany bow fronted stick barometer, 17.5cm x 10cm silvered register inscribed Troughton & Simms, London, turned half-urnular cistern cover, 99cm high, c.1835 This important instrument making firm goes back to brothers John (d. 1826) and Edward (1756-1835) Troughton took over their Lancashire-born father, Joseph's Fleet Street instrument making business, and on John's death Edward took William Simms (1793-1860) into partnership and the firm flourished gaining many important commissions. It became a limited company in 1915 and in 1922 became Cooke, Troughton & Simms.

A 19th century flame mahogany stick barometer, 8cm ivorine scale inscribed W Langford, 53 Broad Quay, Bristol, mercury thermometer, turned cistern cover inlaid with a batwing patera, 93cm high, c. 1850

19th Century rosewood mother of pearl inlaid stick barometer by Hewetson of Newcastle on Tyne

A George III stick barometer W.13cm

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by D. Ostelli, Marlborough, W.14cm

An Edwardian Tunbridge Ware inlaid jewellery box, together with an aneroid barometer, brass stick stand, two walking sticks and a further jewellery box.

A reproduction mahogany stick barometer with brass dial

19TH CENTURY STICK BAROMETER

A George III period mahogany stick barometer; the brass register dial signed Roncheti, Manchester

A NINETEENTH CENTURY ROSEWOOD CASED MERCURY TABLE STICK BAROMETER, the bone register plates inscribed 'Meyer and Co., 29 Market St, Manchester', with thermometer, 37" (94cm) high

A REGENCY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, of bowfront rectangular form, the glazed polished steel dial signed Henry Glover & Co., Leadenhall Street, fitted thermometer and with ebonised half vase base. 96.5cm high

A 19th century mahogany cased stick barometer, silvered dial with adjustable ivory marker, by R. Neill, Belfast, H.97cm

A reproduction inlaid stick barometer by A.Comitti and Son, London.Approx 97cm

A reproduction stick barometer, by A Comitti and Son, London. 

19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, by S.P. Cohen of Glasgow, with bone dial, the mahogany case with caddy top, 96cm high

STICK BAROMETER, the silvered gauge inscribed G Comeli, Newcastle, beneath a temple pediment, string inlaid shaft and turned reservoir, height 97cm

A Smith & Son of Southampton marine stick barometer in brass case with silvered scale - 98cm long

18th century stick barometer by Stampa, Edinburgh and another, mid 18th century lacking the inscribed scale. (2)

Bapt. Roncheti & Co, a Georgian stick barometer: the brass dial engraved with typical barometer markings, Masonic symbols and signed Bapt. Roncheti & Co, Fecit, with a sliding Vernier gauge, the mahogany case having an architectural pediment with a brass finial, canted corners to the trunk and a turned cistern cover to the base, with a visible tube, height 98cms.* Biography Baptista Ronchetti (sometimes Roncheti) is recorded as working in Spear Street, Manchester from 1785 having come from Tavernerio in Italy, before moving to 15 High Street. His son Joshua joined him from Italy, as did his nephew Lewis Casertelli. Until circa 1800 he was also in partnership with Lomas. Ronchetti was a noted maker of high quality instruments.* Notes Ref: Edwin Banfield, Barometer Makers & Retailers, Pub: Baros Books 1991.* Provenance The late R.B.W.Clarke Esq., Bridwell, Uffculme and thence by family descent.

W. Bean, York a mahogany stick barometer: the brass dial engraved with typical barometer markings and signed W. Bean, York, with a sliding Vernier gauge and inset with a thermometer, the mahogany case having an architectural pediment, fluted canted corners to the trunk and a turned cistern cover to the base, with a visible tube, height 97cms.

A Marine stick barometer.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, early 19th century, the concave moulded crest over a bowed glass enclosing a silvered dial, the attractively figured bowed trunk with ebonised stringing over an urn form cistern cover. Length 96cm

A 'Hughes' mahogany cased stick barometer, 19th century, with applied thermometer and circular cistern, 92cm high. Provenance; Property from Prudence and the late Marius Goring, CBE.

A George III style mahogany and boxwood strung stick barometer, in architectural case, with silvered dial signed 'A Comitti and Son, London', with barometer and vernier scale and circular cistern cover, 96cm high

A mahogany satinwood strung and inlaid stick barometer, 100cm long

A 19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer and thermometer by Edward Bates of Pettoring(?), with silvered scale vernier and alcohol thermometer, contained in mahogany case inlaid with ebony stringings, with angled pediment and turned cistern cover, 38ins, and a 19th Century mahogany cased wheel barometer and thermometer, by Colpman of Wellingborough, the 8ins diameter silvered dial with alcohol thermometer contained in plain case, 40ins

A mahogany stick barometer by B Martin, Fleet Street, London

A late Victorian lacquered brass Fortin type stick barometer by L. Casartelli of Liverpool, No. 902, mounted on wooden plinth, 98cm

LENNIE, EDINBURGH. A LATE 19th CENTURY BURR WALNUT STICK BAROMETER with caddy top pediment above glazed calibrated bone dial with rack and pinion vernier and calibrated bone thermometer on slim trunk and turned cistern cover 97cm high

J FINNEY, EDINBURGH. A GEORGE III SCOTTISH MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER having a architectural pediment above glazed hinged door enclosing a calibrated silvered brass dial with sliding vernier and mercury thermometer, the centre with mercury barometer tube running down to a turned cistern cover 97cm high

Boxes and Objects - an oak barometer; another; a shooting stick; oak box; etc

Victorian oak stick barometer, by F L West, Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, London, having an upper barometric (or vernier) scale over a thermometer, height 96cm

Charles Molliner: A George III mahogany stick barometer, the carved foliate open cresting above a silvered vernier scale inscribed with dolphins and 'Charles Molliner' above a tube and reeded and lappeted cistern cover, the frame carved with floral and fruit open brackets to each side, 100cm high

A mahogany cased stick barometer signed Honorat Heinz

Victorian stick thermometer / barometer with ivory scales, signed - H. Hughes, London, in mahogany case with arched top, 92cm high

Victorian stick thermometer / barometer with white painted scales, in ormolu carved Gothic-style oak case, 109cm high CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. All scales are clean and undamaged. Barometer and thermometer appear to be in working order. Case is very good, no visible damage or repair. Carving is crisp. Setting knobs are turned wood and may not be original

An Oak Stick Barometer, signed Newton & Co, 3 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, London, circa 1870, concealed mercury tube with a twin vernier ivory scale dial signed, thermometer box, moulded cistern cover, 102cm high 04.09.18, Case is slightly faded is parts, some screws around the wooden bezel surround are rusty, ivory dial is discoloured, dial with three small screws missing, case with minor chips is parts.

JOHN BRUCE AND SONS LIVERPOOL MARINE STICK BAROMETER WITH GIMBAL MOUNT, DAMAGED GLASS

A Victorian stick barometer in mahogany case signed R and J Beck, 31 Cornhill, London.

A laboratory stick barometer by George and Becker.

OAK FRAMED GLASS CASED STICK BAROMETER EX. PHILIP HARRIS OF BIRMINGHAM, NUMBER: 2219, WITH TEMPERATURE THERMOMETER

Parsons Manufacturer London; a mahogany stick barometer, first half 19th century, with silvered dial and vernier, the turned cistern cover, barber pole banded, 96cm high.

Negretti & Zambra; a late Victorian carved oak case stick barometer thermometer, with angled ivory plates and sliding vernier, 105cm high.

Thomas Wright; a reproduction George III style mahogany cased stick barometer, with brass dial and turned cistern cover, 97cm high.

A VICTORIAN OAK STICK BAROMETER, CARPENTER & WESTLEY 24 REGENT ST LONDON, C1870 with twin scales and verniers, inscribed 10AM YESTERDAY 10AM TO DAY, mercury thermometer, 92cm h++In good original condition, the wide bore glass tube charged with mercury, original brass fixing plate, ivory scale with slight discolouration but not split or warped, rackwork to both verniers in working order, lacking top of the thermometer tube

A 20thC stick barometer, with separate thermometer, with mahogany backing, 98cm high.