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A 19th Century French Mahogany Cased Thermometer inscribed Gohin, Fils Ing Optic, Rue De Valois

A 19th century heavily chased brass and gilded bevelled glass combination carriage clock housing an eight day clock movement, barometer, thermometer and compass. The central thermometer has a balcony of filigree and each movement is separated by fluted columns on turned feet. There is a top circular inspection window to the clock. Width 16cm, depth 6cm, height 15cm. Key in office

Inlaid mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer, with convex mirror.

WHEEL BAROMETER WITH A CIRCULAR WHITE ENAMELLED DIAL ENCLOSING AN ANEROID MOVEMENT, WITH A THERMOMETER ABOVE, IN A CARVED OAK FRAME (H. 81 CM)

Advertising enamel thermometer DUCKHAMS ADCOIDS BEST IN THE WORLD SAVE POWER, POUNDS, PATIENCE. Measures 45in x 11in and is in good condition with minor chipping and original working thermometer.

A brass and mahogany bound single draw telescope on a wooden stand, 56.5cm extended, a Victorian abalone shell veneered table thermometer of obelisk form, 19cm, a brass Royal Warrant crest, 21cm wide, a pair of Florentine style giltwood wall brackets, 24.5cm and a mahogany and brass bound spirit level, (6).

A late Regency mahogany wheel barometer by C. Borelli, Farnham, with swan neck pediment above hygrometer, thermometer and small convex mirror, with 8in. circular silvered dial, pierced steel hand and signed on the level scale below99cm high

An oak cased barograph By Negretti & Zambra, LondonThe rectangular case with bevelled glass panels, the saffron lacquered brass platform with eight chambers and a thermometer and a drawer below37cm wide

A small early Victorian rosewood wheel barometerBy Chamberlain, Bloomsbury, London, circa 1835The trunk inset with a thermometer above signed silvered dial63cm highChamberlain is recorded at 37 Broad Street, 1830-39

An early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer of small sizeSigned Bevan & Weare, BirkenheadThe tapering trunk inset with a silvered thermometer above an engraved circular dial, with signed inset level below97cm high

An early Victorian inverted wheel barometerBy John Braham, BristolWith signed engraved circular dial above a well-figured trunk, with bow-fronted thermometer scale above a hygrometer93cm highBraham is recorded working 1830-56

A George III mahogany thermometer By Dollond, LondonThe silvered scale with bowed glass39cm high

A Victorian carved walnut nautical themed wheel barometerSigned Gray & Keen, Liverpool, circa 1860In the form of an anchor and rope, the trunk inset with a thermometer, above a 10 1/2in. silvered dial94cm high

A late George III mahogany and boxwood outlined wheel barometerSigned M. Woller, BirminghamThe architectural pediment above hydrometer and thermometer with a 9in. silvered dial and level below103cm highMatthew Woller recorded working at 51 Egbaston Street, 1809-17

A George III gilt brass-mounted mahogany stick barometerBy Adams, LondonWith a swan-neck pediment above a silvered scale with vernier enclosed by a hinged door, above a silvered thermometer scale with brass hinged door, with turned cistern cover110cm high The Adams' business, established circa 1750 at Tycho Brahe's Head in Fleet Street, continued until 1826, on the death of George Adams' grandson, Dudley. The family were continual Royal Appointment Mathematical Instrument makers to George III.

An Edwardian oak cased barograph Signed Turnbull & Co., EdinburghWith bevelled glass panel to the top, the brass frame with a silvered thermometer scale and six aneroid chambers, with a drawer below36cm wide

A late 19th Century combination/aneroid barometer desk clock with thermometer to the centre stamped Eastman Kodak Co Rochester NY, on cast iron base, height 25cm.

A George III rosewood stick barometer, the arched top incorporating a silver scale signed F Gargory Birmingham over a thermometer and turned cistern, height 91cm.

A MAHOGANY CASED ENAMELLED BRASS STICK BAROMETER and thermometer by Negretti & Zambra of London, serial no. M/6229. 96cm high approx. The three sided glazed case 116cm x 23cm approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Appearing in good original condition. Rather dusty and grubby with wear to the case particularly to the angles. No obvious damage or losses apart from some damage to the glass sight tube which is cracked.

Early 20th century carved oak cased aneroid barometer with mercury thermometer, signed 'John Dyson, Leeds', H90cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Black Forest bear barometer/thermometer, height 8"

An ivory box containing a thermometer by L Runchetti, Manchester

An ivory box containing a thermometer by W Elliott, London, the lid inset with a compass

DUCKHAMS ADVERTISING ENAMEL SIGN a large enamel sign with attached thermometer, and with measurements in Celsius and Fahrenheit. Made by Burnham, London. 92cms by 33cms

Mid 19th Century inlaid mahogany-cased wheel barometer, P. Bianchi, Blandford, the 10-inch silvered main dial reading from 28-31 inches of pressure with remarks, the trunk with swan neck pediment over hygrometer, mercury Fahrenheit thermometer, convex mirror with reeded slip, bone adjusting knob and named silvered spirit level dial in an ebony and boxwood-strung case, 114cm high Condition: Crack through bone adjusting knob, minor joint/split to reeded mirror surround, otherwise good condition - **General condition consistent with age

A vintage wall hanging Aneroid barometer, with carved detail and integral thermometer. Glass casing to thermometer is loose. Approx. 86cm long.

An antique mahogany framed wall hanging barometer. Glass to thermometer is damaged. Approx. 103cm tall.

A LOT OF GLASS DUMPS WITH MINERAL ASH TRAYS AND THERMOMETER

A LOT INC THERMOMETER VINTAGE BINOCULARS ETC

A late 19th Century cased Sikes Hydrometer with thermometer marked for G. Lee & Son Portsea and Southsea

A late Victorian decorative carved walnut cased wall barometer/thermometer with printed ceramic scale and visible aneroid works to dial centre

A 19th Century rosewood framed banjo barometer/thermometer with mercury works, storm dial, spirit scale, convex mirror, silvered dial and spirit level under, with remains of gilded feathered decoration - a/f

A 11 1/2" diameter Victorian carved oak rope twist border framed wall barometer/thermometer with printed dial, curved glass scale and aneroid works

A vintage Weathermaster carved oak cased banjo barometer/thermometer with visible aneroid works to dial centre and humidity dial under

Small banjo barometer 54 cm with barometer below a mercury thermometer & small quartz clock

An Edwardian mahogany cased mantel clock with white painted dial and Arabic numerals, 8 1/4" high, and an oak cased barometer and thermometer, 22" high

Rococo style painted soft metal miniature writing desk set, circa 1900, all painted in cream with pink flower pattern and including ornate Mantel clock bust to top, 2 ¼” (6cm) high, inkwell, five branch candelabra, blotter, two letter openers on tray and a thermometer with grape vine decorated frame, condition: normal wear one letter opener broken, (6 items).

A pocket brass cased twin-faced barometer / thermometer & compass, the barometer with silvered dial 'rain fair compensated', verso the ivory thermometer back plate (lacking thermometer) with central gilt edged compass, 4.5cm diam, in double sided leather case marked 'J.C.S.', together with a small watercolour of HMS Melampus, signed W Sutton lower right, approx. 11x16cm (2)

A 19th century Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer, with curved mercury barometer, thermometer and paper charts marking 'Admiral Fitzroy's remarks', adjustable brass marker hands, 100cm high

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BAROMETER WITH ALCOHOL THERMOMETER AND CONVEX MIRROR, 98CM H

A GEORGE III EXPOSED TUBE MAHOGANY, EBONY AND SYCAMORE LINE INLAID STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, J SALTERY & CO N94 HOLBORN HILL, LONDON, EARLY 19TH C, with engraved and silvered dial, vernier and mercury thermometer, 99cm h++Lacks cistern cover and side piece of moulding from pediment, unrestored

An early 19th century mahogany banjo barometer, with swan neck pediment, mercury thermometer and silvered dial over a spirit level inscribed Willson, London, with ebony and boxwood stringing, lacks hygrometer, 105cm high

A DESK CLOCK THERMOMETER AND SUNDRIES

A Victorian inlaid mahogany banjo-shape wall barometer, silvered dial signed Berringer, London, thermometer over, 96cm.

Alpha Romeo P2. A perpetual advertising calendar for 'A. Verte Assurance' of Le Mans having a colour image of Giuseppe Campari winning the French Grand Prix in 1924, when he was part of a three-man Alfa Romeo team with Count Gastone Brilli Peri and Antoni Ascari driving P2 cars designed by Vittorio Jano. A laminated on card device with a working thermometer and date cards. 17 x 10cm.

A Late 20th Century Mahogany Weather Station with Aneroid Barometer and Thermometer, Turned Pilasters and Brass Acorn Finals, Plinth Base, 27cm Wide

*Si - Ko Tannpasta ( Norwegian toothpaste ) enamel thermometer sign (Lot subject to VAT) (LQD98)

A glass Galileo thermometer, two small glass vases and two glass Schott Verran coffee cups (5)

A late Victorian oak aneroid barometer, thermometer and timepiece H.89cm

A George III inlaid mahogany barometer and thermometer H,96cm

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer and thermometer by J. Smith, Royal Exchange, London H.96cm

A variegated rouge marble obelisk, together with an obelisk set with a thermometer and a view of Niagara Falls

A 19th century specimen stone inset obelisk set with a thermometer

Duckmans 20-50 advertising thermometer, 14cm by 32.5cm

Advertising Enamel Wall Sign for 'Duckhams 20-50' Oil, with central thermometer on yellow ground, 91.5cm high.

Brass WWI (1918) compass and Brannan (London) thermometer in brass case dated 1954. Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sales

A mid Century oak cased banjo wall barometer having thermometer above. Makers mark for Shortland Smiths with silver plaque atop for eight years service at Evercreech Junction and District. Measures 51cm long by 19cm wide.    

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer thermometer, the ivory dial marked E Hayward of Folkestone, 92cm long

A George III mahogany inlaid wheel barometer and thermometer, 97cm, (a/f)

A Baird & Tatlock mahogany cased hydrometer, 'Standard' No.9403, specific gravity reading from 1.000 to 1.054, together with glass trial jar and thermometer reading from 40 to 100F, with a Certificate of Examination from Kew Observatory, dated March 1898, the fitted mahogany case with bone plaque to top reading 'Baird & Tatlock, London & Glasgow' and measuring 35x14x10cmH