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A Reproduction Stick Barometer

A mahogany stick barometer, register plate inscribed `G Martinoia, Fecit, York`, 96cm high

A modern brass stick barometer, the Corinthian column with a silvered open centre dial, inscribed `Peter Fletcher of Hitchin`

Victorian oak stick barometer, Parkes & Son Birmingham, the arched pediment above a mercury tube and long trunk with thermometer, with a carved acanthus leaf cistern cover, 115cm high

NINETEENTH CENTURY LINE INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, signed C. Volonte, Trowbridge, the silvered dial with vernier and alcohol thermometer, signed, above a visible tube, housed in a case with brass finial to the broken architectural pediment above a crossbanded door, feather banded trunk and later stained beech cistern cover, 39" (99cm) high

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed `Geo. Adams, Fleet St., London`, with a brass urn finial and broken arm pediment, ivory knob and ebony stringing, 103.5cm

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the silvered face signed Somalvico, Lione & Co., 125 Holborn Hill, London

Mahogany stick barometer `A Routledge Carlisle` having ebonised and satinwood inlay, minor damage.

A Regency mahogany mercury stick barometer. Stoppani, Sheffield, early 19th century. The rectangular silvered vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and applied with alcohol Fahrenheit scale thermometer beneath signature Stoppani, Sheffield to upper margin behind glazed door, the broken triangular pedimented case with exposed tube to the moulded trunk above domed cistern cover to the rounded base, 99cm (39ins) high. A Nicholas Stop(p)ani is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working from Orchard Street, Sheffield 1822-25.

A Regency mahogany mercury stick barometer. B. Molinau and Co., Plymouth, early 19th century. The rectangular silvered vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and applied with alcohol Fahrenheit scale thermometer beneath signature B. Molinau & Co., Plymouth to upper margin behind glazed door, the broken triangular pedimented case with exposed tube to the caddy moulded trunk above domed cistern cover to the rounded base, 98cm (38.75ins) high.

A fine William IV mahogany bowfronted mercury stick barometer Troughton and Simms, London, circa 1835. With convex moulded surmount and silvered vernier scale calibrated in barometeric inches and annotated FAIR, Change, RAIN beneath signature Troughton & Simms, London to upper margin, behind bowed glass within moulded surround above trunk with the same bowed profile and ebony strung edges applied with conforming mercury tube Fahrenheit and Reaumur scale thermometer with convex moulded pediment and apron to surround, the base with turned ebony half vase cistern cover flanked by lozenge inlaid canted angles with cavetto moulded underside, 95cm (37.5ins) high. The partnership between Edward Troughton (junior) and William Simms is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as formed 1826 and continuing after Edward TroughtonÕs death in 1831, initially trading form the Orrery at 136 Fleet Street the firm moved to 138 Fleet Street from circa 1840. In 1922 the firm was sold and became Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd. According to Banfield Edward Troughton was quite a character choosing to live a semi reclusive life and was characterised by his snuff-stained wig and ear trumpet. Edward TroughtonÕs skill both in the manufacture and design of fine Instruments led him to be awarded lucrative contracts from The East India Company, The Board of Ordnance, The Royal Observatory and The Board of Longitude. TroughtonÕs reputation and client list no doubt secured the prosperity of the business for a significant period after his death.

A Victorian burr walnut mercury stick barometer. Negretti and Zambra, London, circa 1880. The arched bevel-glazed canted ivory vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and signed NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON to upper margin above trunk with vernier adjustment square to throat over applied bevel-glazed mercury Fahrenheit and Centigrade scale thermometer, the circular base with domed cistern cover, 92cm (36ins) high. The firm of Negretti and Zambra are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as being established in 1850 when a partnership between Enrico Negretti and Joseph Zambra was formed. The firm became one of the most prolific makers of scientific instruments and continued trading well into the 20th century.

Mahogany stick barometer, the ivory scale signed Jn Lazars, Edinburgh, over a plain trunk and hemispherical cistern cover, surmounted by a rounded arched top

Mahogany stick barometer, the silvered scale signed C. Galleti over a boxwood banded case and hemispherical cistern cover, surmounted by a broken arched pediment (later)

Good mahogany bowfront stick barometer/thermometer, the gilded scale signed Hawes, London over an ebony banded trunk fitted with a thermometer over an ebonised urn shaped cistern cover, surmounted by a moulded stepped cornice

Oak stick barometer, the ivory scale signed Negretti & Zambra... London, Farmers Patent no. 461, with stepped turned cistern cover; also an oak stick barometer case (2)

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer by Troughton and Simms of London with weighted brass base

George III stick barometer George III stick barometer, executed in mahogany circa 1790, having a silvered dial surmounting the exposed mercury tube terminating at the oval marquetry decorated cistern cover, 39"h x 5"w

A very good Victorian mahogany stick barometer by Dollond of London with a heavily carved pediment and siphon cover and engraved ivory dials reading fair to stormy over a thermometer with ivory dial reading 130 - 20 Fahrenheit - height 1.12 m

A brass mounted cylindrical Precision Stick Barometer by Alex Wright & Co Ltd, Westminster, with engraved silvered inscribed No 1672, in glazed case, 3ft 10in

Early nineteenth century mahogany and ebony stick barometer with concealed mercury tube, domed reservoir and arched top, turned ivory knob top, silvered scale signed - 'Dolland, London', 94cm overall CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good. Minor surface wear and scratching commensurate with age and use. Veneer is cracked across top of arch and top left hand side of case. Dial silvering is in good condition. Brass upper tube mount tarnished

A George III mahogany cased stick barometer and thermometer by F. Faverio of Lincoln, with silvered scale and vernier, exposed mahogany tube and with alcohol thermometer, contained in mahogany case with angled pediment and moulded edge to side of case and turned cistern cover, 38ins high

A horn handled walking stick with silver band, a barometer, decorative knives frame etc.

A late Georgian mahogany stick barometer, by C.Taghalue, of Hatton Garden. a/f

NAGRETTI AND ZAMBRA BLACK ENAMELLED AND LACQUERED BRASS STICK BAROMETER, with steel scale cylinder, Barometer "Marine MK II" met ref 1542, numbered 10744. On oak panelled back. 38" High.

GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER CIRCA 1800 the silvered vernier signed `E. Marzorati, FECIT`, with a broken arched pediment and a brass urn finial, the narrow trunk ending in a globular cistern cover 14cm wide, 101cm high

A late-19th century stick barometer by J. Davis of Derby.

A mahogany stick barometer by Sterling, Southampton, with broken arch pediment, 97.5cm.

A late 19th Century lacquered brass Fortin pattern stick barometer of typical cylindrical form, the glazed upper section enclosing a silvered vernier scale, detailed `1758`, above a mercury thermometer to trunk, the cistern inscribed `J.J. Hicks, 8, 9 & 10 Hatton Garden, London`, length approx 105cm, mounted on a wooden backplate.

19th Century mahogany stick barometer with straight trunk and turned cistern cover sold by Thos D King Optician of Bristol, the scroll topped case with a 27 to 31 inch scale with vernier, and thermometer graduated in Fahrenheit, with part of retailer`s pasted label remaining on back of casing

20th century stick barometer by J.W. Towers and Company Ltd, serial no FORTIN N0776, with micro adjustment and thermometer on a mahogany back plate

A modern reproduction Georgian style stick barometer with thermometer

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer with a silvered double dial reading Stormy to Fair - 9 am Yesterday and 9 am Today above a thermometer - 95 cm tall

A good quality 19th century rosewood bowfronted stick barometer with an ivory dial having a slide reading Fair to Stormy and thermometer signed CORRALL MANSFIELD - 97 cm tall

A George III mahogany crossbanded stick barometer, rectangular silvered register, c.1810

A nineteenth century mahogany stick barometer by F.Slatery and Co. CONDITION REPORT: A restoration project but the main carcass in fair condition.

A BERRINGER OF LONDON STICK BAROMETER, c.1810, barbers pole strung mahogany case, broken pediment, brass gauge, turned cistern cover, height 98cm

A brass stick barometer on gimballed mount of Portuguese manufacturer R. N. Desterro

A John Davis and Son (Derby) Ltd oak stick barometer with thermometer (vendor's father worked as safety officer at Northern United Mine, Cinderford, where it hung in the office)

A Brass stick barometer

An early 19thC mahogany cased stick barometer by John Kemp, 96cm long.

A Victorian oak mercury stick barometer, William Christie, Sterling, late 19th century, with large bore tube and bevel glazed twin canted bone vernier scales calibrated in Barometric inches and annotated with Admiral Fitzroy`s observations the first labelled 9 A.M. YESTERDAY, the other 9 A.M. TODAY and with signature Wm. CHRISTIE, STIRLING to upper margin, the case with cushion moulded cornice and twin bone vernier adjustment screws to throat above plain trunk and square cistern with moulded cover to base, 98cm high.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, J.H. Steward, London, late 19th century, with cavetto cornice above glazed twin canted ivory vernier scales calibrated in barometric inches one labelled 10 A.M. YESTERDAY, the other 10 A.M. TODAY and signed J.H. STEWARD, 54 CORNHILL & 406 STRAND, LONDON across upper margin, the case with twin vernier adjustment screws to throat above slender trunk and disc turned cover to the cistern with level adjustment screw to underside, 93cm high.

Reproduction Georgian mahogany stick barometer with feather banding, the silvered scale with thermometer, `Short & Mason`.

C. BAKER, 224 HIGH HOLBORN AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WALNUT STICK BAROMETER having arched silvered and glazed dial, mercurial column action and mercury thermometer, 98cm long

A fine George IV bowfronted mahogany stick barometer by Dolland of London with caddy top cornice over a curved glass, the silvered register plate with maker`s name and adjustable vernier with turned ivory knob, the trunk with silvered mercury thermometer, the base with an ebonised urn cistern cover, 38¾in. (98.5cm.) high. .

A brass gimbal stick barometer, with silvered dial, by Desterro of Lisbon, 95cm

A mahogany stick barometer, framed watercolour of a river scene and a framed limited edition print (32/3000) of Derby Cathedral (3)

An early 20th century brass stick barometer/thermometer, inscribed m/8954 standard conditions temperature oC, g=980 665cm/s2, on an oak rectangular board

A GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER having a broken swan-neck pediment over the printed paper scale with foliate border and Masonic motifs, the circular cistern base depleted. 95cm(h) Condition Report: Pediment lacking but present, marks scratches and staining, tube intact but cistern cover missing, viewing advised.

PETER CLARE, MANCHESTER LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY STICK BAROMETER, the engraved brass dial registering from 28 to 31 with adjustable brass vernier, signed, housed in an arch top case with moulded pediment, encased tube and shell carved cistern cover, 38" (96.5cm) high

A good quality 19th century stick barometer the ivory dial with thermometer signed J Somalvico & Co, 2 Hatton Garden, Holborn, fully restored and in working order

A 19th Century mahogany and inlaid stick barometer:, broken arch pediment above silvered dial with thermometer, signed John Ba**li, Bath, 97cm.

A George III mahogany stick barometer with silvered dial and adjuster signed C. Cattaneo & Co. London warranted, 39".

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, Pratt, Askrigg, circa 1810, visible mercury tube, brass dial inscribed, 102cm high see illustration

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, visible mercury tube, turned side columns, boxed cistern cover, paper dial painted with J Doughty Fecit, 96cm high

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed J Croce, York, circa 1825, with visible mercury tube, silvered dial signed with vernier and thermometer tube, barber pole stringing, turned cistern cover, 92cm high see illustration

A Rosewood Stick Barometer, signed Jackson, Scarborough, circa 1850, with carved top, concealed mercury tube with twin vernier ivory scale signed, turned cistern cover, 100cm high see illustration

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Cs Farelli, circa 1810, broken arched pediment, visible mercury tube, silvered dial with vernier scale signed, thermometer tube, inlaid stringing and turned cistern, 97cm high see illustration

A stick back kitchen armchair, a wall barometer, two stools and two low tables