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Rosewood Stick Barometer by W. Aronsberg & Co Manchester

A mid 20th century marine stick barometer, by Negretti & Zambra, London, M/4152, 105.5cm high, mounted on a mahogany board with broken-arch pediment centred by a brass urnular finial, 120cm high overall

Interesting Wall Stick Barometer mounted on wooden base

An early 19th century mahogany and inlaid stick barometer, having unsigned ivory scale and with further inset thermometer dial and scale, h.91cmIvory submission ref: VYYPYMGW

A late 20th century mercury stick barometer and thermometer with gilt registers all on a moulded teak mount. (a/f) H100cm. 

A MAHOGANY SHIPS STICK BAROMETER BY S E WILLS OF LIVERPOOL, THE DIAL ABOVE AND BLUE ALCOHOL THERMOMETER AND BRASS MERCURY RESERVOIR, THE WHOLE SUPPORTED BY BRASS WALL MOUNTING GIMBALS. H 89cms.

A SCOTTISH MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, A. ADIE, EDINBURGH early 19th century, with an arched engraved brass indicator scale, exposed mercury tube and domed circular cistern cover, 87cm high.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the architectural pediment over an 18cm silvered register, indistinctly signed, within a plain moulded case extending to a domed cistern, 93cm high

George III mahogany and line inlaid stick barometer with a brass dial and exposed mercury tube, the dial inscribed ' Ronchette & Gally '

SMALL DINNER GONG ON STAND, ORNATE BAROMETER AND MODERN STICK BAROMETER

An early 20th century oak stick barometer - with a pair of vernier scales and incorporating a thermometer and leaf carved cistern.

An early 20th century oak stick barometer - by J H Steward of London, with a pair of vernier scales and incorporating a thermometer, height 100cm.

A George III mahogany and chequer strung stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'Somalvico & Co, Holborn, London', further labelled 'Hudson & Son, Opticians, Greenwich'.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed 'J Davis & Son, Derby'. DEFRA Ivory Act submission ref: AFPTH8WK

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed 'Elliott & Son, Ashford'. DEFRA Ivory Act submission ref: T6C4ENGM

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, single silvered vernier dial, signed L Comitti, Banff, circa 1820, 97cm high; together with a mahogany 8'' dial wheel barometer, signed James Dee, circa 1840, 98cm high (2)

Stick barometer, marked Emil Andersson Stockholm, on walnut board, 94 cm high

English stick barometer in oak case, 97 cm high

Dutch stick barometer on oak plank, 98 cm high

A brass table oil lamp with opaque glass shade; a small brass and glass chamber stick and a barometer

An 18th century style stick barometer, of arched outline with moulded borders, and paper scale, 92cm high.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by T. Amadio, height 94cm

A George III rosewood stick barometer by Worthington & Allan, London, height 92cm

A good George III Mahogany bowfront Stick Barometer, signed J Ramsden, London, circa 1790, concealed mercury tube with a single silvered dial, signed, well figured trunk with urn shaped cistern cover, L 100 cm. Jesse Ramsden (b1731-d1800) is known to be one of the greatest instrument makers of all time. His outstanding invention was a dividing machine for accurate scale division and was credited with adapting the tripod as a carrying case for the mountain barometer. See Banfield (Edwin) Barometer Makers and Retailers 1660-1900, pg.179.

S Jones, Holburn, London, stick barometer and thermometer. H55cm

A J & J Gardner, Glasgow, 19th century inlaid mahogany stick barometer. H100cm.Ivory measure section to the top,with adjuster to measure temperature. Please note, Mendip Auction Rooms have applied for a de minimis exemption licence for the ivory in this lot (Ref:887368PQ) Please note, this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please check your country's import regulations before bidding as the import of such lots is banned in certain countries.

A 19th century mahogany backed stick barometer

Mid-20th century mercury stick barometer and an early 20th century aneroid wheel barometer. Mahogany stick barometer with a broken pediment and brass finial, silvered register with engraved predictions and vernier, unenclosed bulb cistern tube with mercury present. Carved oak aneroid barometer with an 8” porcelain dial, predictions, and a boxed mercury thermometer above, steel indicating and recording hands within a brass bezel with a flat beveled glass.

18th century - Stick barometer with a broken pediment and brass register inscribed Robert Fyter, Melton, with a spirit thermometer and vernier, mahogany case with stringing and a round cistern cover to the base. No mercury present.Dimensions: Height: 90cm 

A 19th century stick barometer 

A 20th Century George III style mahogany stick barometer by Cameron Liverpool, damages, height 34cm.

Robert Collins, Paisley, mahogany and inlaid stick barometer, early 19th Century, painted scale, with thermometer, height 97cm (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).

A Danish teak mercury stick barometer, height 97 cm

A Danish Cornelius Knudsen stick barometer, height 100 cm

Charles Howarth of Halifax: a mid-19th Century inlaid mahogany stick barometer, with original paper scale, 100cms high.

A miscellaneous collection of items including an early 20th century bisque head doll, three vintage mohair teddy bears, and a vintage cuddly dog, a stick barometer, a set of Woodbine dominoes and floral a vintage tape measure.

Collection of treen items to include bushel measures, seed fiddle, spoons, a mahogany tray, a walking stick a mandolin, wheel barometer a candle box, an iron clad wooden box, etc

A Corinthian column candle stick; tankards; miniature rocking chair; model boat; clock and barometer

Small wooden barometer, six horse brasses on a part harness, some weighing scales, an enamel chamber stick and enamel bowl, a pair of Salter weighing scales, and a collection of figures of ladies in Edwardian dress in the style of Royal Doulton to include one Wade figure and a figure of a sitting cowboy holding his revolver (3 boxes) 

J Somalvico & Co of London - a 19th century rosewood stick barometer, having signed ivory scale, sub-thermometer dial, h.92cmIvory submission ref: MFLCT8JM

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, in inlaid fan patera decoration, pen drawn face / scale behind a small glass door, 16 by 5 by 95cm high.

A mahogany library stick barometer with silvered dial signed William Duncan Aberdeen, with thermometer and exposed reservoir. 97cm tall.Reservoir is cork stopped for transportation.

A Reproduction Brass Stick Barometer, on gimbal wall mount, silvered dial, 96cm high

An Early 19th century Walnut Stick Barometer, single vernier brass dial, indistinctly signed, 95cm high

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, Signed Davis, 65 Bold Street, Liverpool, Circa 1860, single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer box with ivory dial, turned cistern cover, 92cm highWith Non-Transferable Standard Ivory Exemption Declaration Number 8FFHKQJ5

X MEYER & CO; a 19th century mahogany stick barometer with ivory dial, inscribed with the maker's details, height 91cm, and an Edwardian line inlaid example with silvered dial, height 97cm (2).CITES Self-Certification Reference No: 4LM88B15. Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend booking a collection slot for this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/Meyer & Co barometer: the mercury tube wooden cap is missing the right-hand section, with a further split visible to the lower fixing screw, just to the right-hand side of the mercury tube. The retaining clip also appears to be broken. The Edwardian barometer: fading to the case, with losses to the finish visible throughout. Overall, both examples appear to be in ok condition.

A wall-hanging oak banjo barometer and thermometer with carved oak leaf front, length 80cm (af), a horn-handled walking stick and two vintage golf clubs (4).Condition Report: - The glass on the barometer is cracked.

20th century inlaid mahogany stick barometer by Rapport, London. Approx. 100cm H Used condition, not tested for working

COMILI HOLBORN STICK BAROMETER A/F - APPROX 96CMS H

George III mahogany stick barometer named to the silvered dial L.Pedrone - Carlisle, with mercury guage and thermometer to the dial, 102cm high.

Modern mahogany stick barometer in the Georgian style, silver plated chart signed J Blatt, Brighton, 98cm.

Antique mahogany stick barometer, W. Harris & Son, 50 Holborn, London, 91cm.

Stick-barometer met kwikbarometer, kwikthermometer en beschilderde schaalplaat, adres: Richebourg Opticien, Frankrijk, 19e eeuw, hoogte 105 cm. (Fineer beschadigd). 

A Victorian Anderson of Gravesend rosewood stick barometer, height 92cm A marine or travelling barometer without the gimbal fittings.  Mercury level appears over-filled and unable to see exact level; vernier adjustment knob lacking; bone dial with two dark cracks; one securing pin lacking at dial; brass cistern cover modified. The cistern cover does fit the bottom of the barometer but doesn't stay in place when pushed.

A fine Regency mahogany cased stick barometer, by Charles Porta, London, circa 1810, with a silvered face, engraved scale from ‘Stormy’ to ‘Very Dry’, with sliding vernier scale, a thermometer offset to the side, and signed ‘Chas Porta, London’, in a case with ‘break arch’ pediment, the body with chequered inlays, over a turned reservoir cover. 98cm high (Care: Contains Mercury. Leave upright at all times)

George III walnut stick barometer by C Tagliabue, with broken arch cresting, above silvered dial, engraved C Tagliabue, 26 Holborn London, 96cm highCondition Report: Lacking central finial, missing piece of moulding to bottom left of door. General age related wear.

A George III Style Bowfronted Stick Barometer, 20th Century, 95cm high

A good George III stick barometer, with silver dial 

A 19th Century rosewood stick barometer, silvered metal scale over a mercury thermometer, 97cm high.

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Baptiste Roncheti, Manchester, the paper scale signed with the makers above the plain rectangular case and cistern, 98cm high (at fault)