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W.F. Stanley, London Bridge, Victorian Oak Stick Barometer having 2-Day angled ceramic plates, with twin sliding vernier scales, signed W.F. Stanley, 13 Railway Approach, London Bridge, having carved floral pediment, trunk mounted with thermometer having further carved floral and scroll decoration, 1m 5cm high

William Harris, Holburn, London, 18th Century Walnut Stick Barometer having swan neck pediment, silvered dial with thermometer, 98cm high

A 20th Century lacquered brass marine stick barometer R.N. Desterro Lisbon, with lacquered brass gimbal wall mount bracket, 96 cm.

a Ship's Stick Barometer combined with Sympiesometer, signed W Weichert, Bute Docks, Cardiff, circa 1860, the nicely coloured burr walnut and mahogany case with carved scrolled pediment, case with concealed mercury tube, turned metal cistern, twin vernier ivory dial signed, the trunk with improved sympiesometer box, 'later' wall bracket, (one adjustment knob missing), 97cm high See illustration

a Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Abraham, Optician, Liverpool, circa 1860, the nicely figured case with concealed mercury tube, single vernier ivory dial with thermometer tube, "later" cistern cover, 95cm high See illustration

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer maker A. Thomson of Edinburgh, with arched lacquered brass indicator scale, the case terminating in an oval reservoir, 96cm high

A George III stick barometer, the exposed tube with brass plates, vernier, signed S.Bossi, with thermometer to the side, the mahogany case with ebony stringing and broken arch pediment, glass and cistern cover missing, 95cm high.

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, the silvered gauge named Dolland, London, (A/F).

A BRASS MARINE STICK BAROMETER by Russell of Norwich with silvered dial, thermometer and with brass gimbal, 38" high

A 19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer and thermometer by Charles Tarelli of Northampton, with silvered scale and vernier, contained in case with angled pediment and glazed folding door, the exposed tube with chevron veneered ground inlaid with chequered stringings, and with turned cistern cover, 38ins high (tube possibly replaced and case generally in need of restoration) Note : Charles Tarelli recorded working as Optician at Wood Hill, Northampton, circa 1830

A Victorian walnut cased stick barometer and thermometer with ivory scale, contained in plain arched top case with turned cistern cover, 36ins high (lacking mercury to tube, vernier scale damaged - in need of some restoration)

A late 19th Century mahogany stick barometer of plain form with ivorine arch top register above conforming thermometer, length 91.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.

Victorian Scottish rosewood mercury marine stick barometer by Gebbie & Co. ivory scale annotated 10am yesterday and 10am today, over gimbal collar with improved Sympiesometer tube and fahrenheit thermometer mounted on a glazed and brass backed scale, cylindrical brass cistern cover, (lacking gimbals), h: 37.50 in.

A mid-19th Century Oak Cased Stick Barometer, A Deck of Kings Parade, Cambridge, the overhanging cornice to a glazed panel enclosing bevelled ivory plates, with scale of 27-31 and twin vernier adjustment, over a further ivory backed single scale mercury thermometer, to an urn-shaped cistern cover, height 39”

A 19th century stick barometer, the burr walnut case with ivory card and thermometer, by H.Hughes, 59, Fenchurch St, London, height, 92cm.

A 19th century mahogany cased stick barometer, with thermometer, and ivory card, signed Simmons, Warwick, height, 92cm.

An oak stick barometer by Negretti & Zambra, with carved decoration, the barometer with bone scale and thermometer to the trunk with carved mercury reservoir below, 38in. high. See illustration

AN EDWARD VII MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER the arched top above a hinged rectangular glass door and silvered scale with mercury filled tube, the rectangular case inlaid with chevron banding and oval paterae inlaid with acorns and oak leaves, 93cms

A Regency style stick barometer, mahogany, the rectangular silvered register signed G Martinou, the mahogany case with architectural pediment and chevron stringing with exposed tube and circular cistern, 95.5cm high

A mid 19th century mahogany stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed "King Optician Bristol", with simple main body and bob, overall 94 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

Unusual large oak cased stick barometer, with silver angled scale, the tube containing mercury in the bottom and coloured oil to the top, within a panelled glazed case surmounted by a dentil stepped cornice, 66" high

Mahogany stick barometer case inlaid with chevron banding and surmounted by a broken arch pediment

A George III stick barometer by John Gally with engraved dials, architectural pediment and inlaid mahogany case.

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the opaque glass scales with twin verniers and inscribed BURROW MALVERN 10AM YESTERDAY/10AM TODAY, with thermometer, in carved case with strapwork pediment and cistern cover, 109cm h ++In good condition apart from accretion of dust, lacking the two detachable knobs for ther verniers

A 19TH CENTURY STICK BAROMETER, with leaf scroll carved top, above an arched ivory scale, 40" long (see illustration).

Victorian Stick Barometer, the silvered rectangular dial inscribed, "Frs. Veoc & Co., Facit, London" and contained within a mahogany case with break arch pediment and ebony and boxwood chequered stringing, 97cms, (3'2").

Early C19th rosewood stick barometer with arched top above twin canted ivory registers, inscribed 'L. CASCELLA, LONDON, MAKER TO THE ADMIRALTY', the two ivory adjusting knobs missing, 36.5ins. high (see illustration).

Mahogany stick barometer, early 19th century, with barber's pole edging, the enclosed silvered forecasting face, signed Bowie fecit Shields . with manual vernier, the flat oval foot inlaid with a shell. Length 98cm.

Victorian walnut stick barometer, the weather indicator and thermometer set on a carved case, 102 cm long

Georgian inlaid mahogany stick barometer, the silver weather indicator inscribed 'Marzoratti', 97cm long

Reproduction marine mercury stick barometer with gimbal crutch

A STICK BAROMETER by Underhill, Old Mill Gate, Manchester, with ivory dials, the rosewood case with thermometer box, arched top and circular cistern cover, 36 1/2" high

A Victorian marine stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'J.B. Dancer, Optician, Manchester. No.282,' with vernier scale, thermometer, 41.5in (105.5cm) h, hung on a mahogany panel with further inset white panels. John Benjamin Dancer working at 13 Cross St, King St, Manchester 1838-78.

An ebonised and brass marine stick barometer, the silvered dial stamped 'Cassella. London. No 4055,' with vernier scale, the body with thermometer, 39in (99cm) h.

A Victorian mahogany stick barometer, with ivory plates stamped 'W. Palmer, London Street, Uxbridge,' with vernier scale and thermometer, the body with bone adjuster, 36.25in (93cm) h.

A early 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with a silvered dial inscribed 'Wm. Doney, Wincanton,' with vernier scale and thermometer, the case with stringing, 39in (99cm) h.

Dollond, London. A George III mahogany stick barometer, the swan neck pediment with turned ivory urn finial, with silvered plate inscribed 'Dollond, London,' with vernier scale and thermometer, the hinged door with applied mouldings, the body with figured veneer and moulded edge and turned well cover, the base with adjuster, 39.5in (100cm) h.

An early 19th century stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'F Amadio & Son, 118 St John St Road, London,' with vernier scale and thermometer, with a hinged glazed door and a moulded edge body, 37.75in (96cm) h. Amadio & Son at 118 St John St Road 1828-44.

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with an arched pediment and shaped capitol, with engraved silver plates inscribed 'Ceruty Fecit,' cistern and tube missing, cover damaged, 38.5in (97.5cm) h.

A Stanley & Co., London stick barometer No.3167, the metal case with various gauges and adjustments.

A Danish mahogany cased stick barometer, silvered dial, inscribed Hesse Kjubenhurn, 20th century, 95cm l

Stick barometer with thermometer by J.H.Steward 406 Stand London,

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, of curvilinear form, the case with swan neck pediment and single brass finial, the concealed mercury tube with single vernier silvered dial, signed J. Blatt Brighton, the trunk with a silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer dial, over an ebonized urn cistern cover, 100 cms high.

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer with silvered plate, unsigned, 97 cm

A Victorian walnut stick barometer, the painted enamel scale signed J Casartelli of Manchester, having a silvered thermometer dial, height 98cm

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed "F.L.West, 31 Cockspur Street, London", above visible thermometer and enclosed bob, 102 cm high

Victorian carved oak stick barometer by James Bryson of Edinburgh

Nineteenth century brass cased ship's stick barometer, the weather indicator inscribed K.D.J.T.C. 16a22 Dejoka London, on gimble mount, with screen adjuster, 92cm high

Victorian 'Admiral Fitzroys Stick Barometer', the barometer glass flanked by Store glass and thermometer, with supplier label Lennie of Edinburgh and presentation plate dated 1873, all set in ornately carved oak case, 127cm long

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer by C West, 3 Paradise Street, Liverpool, the domed top with engraved bone scale above a mercury thermometer, height 89cm

An early 20th century continental stick barometer with rectangular head and inswept body 94cm high

Mahogany stick barometer signed Negretti & Zambra, London, with ivory scale and hemispherical cistern cover

GOOD MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, the silver scale signed Bithray, Royal Exchange, London, bearing the retail label of J. & C., Robbins, Opticians, 146 Aldergate St. London

Unusual mahogany stick barometer inscribed Brook Fecit Norwich, the indented branded scale with recessed mercury tube over a thermometer, 37" high

A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with inlaid case by A Comitti & Son of London, having a break arch pediment with turned brass finial, 39" high

Oak cased barometer, rosewood walking stick, ceramics and miscellanea in two boxes

19th Century Stick Barometer, the silvered dial inscribed, "Fusoni-Facit", contained within a mahogany case with break-arch pediment, boxwood and ebony stringing, (see illustration).

ROWELL, OXFORD; a 19th Century mahogany stick barometer with ivory with turned reservoir, 36 inches high

S.M.RONKETI; No 180 Holborn, London. A Georgian mahogany stick barometer with broken scroll pediment the column inlaid with chequered stringings with turned reservoir cover, 39 inches

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with break arch pediment and arch brass dial with thermometer signed Carsartelli. 14" high overall Note: Anthony and Joseph Casartelli are listed as working at 20 Duke Street, Liverpool, circa 1845-1849.