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An early 20th century thermometer with engraved brass scale and carved oak mount by Aitchison, 11inches

Two trays of bakelite light fittings, ash tray, 1937 coronation bowl and cover, thermometer, hairdryer, fruit bowl, door knob, dynamo friction torch etc

A Victorian walnut barometer/thermometer by D Bolongaro & Son of Manchester, with moulded S and C scroll edging, height 102cm.

A brass ships clock by John Barker & Co Ltd Kensington, diameter 19cm, and an early 20th century oak cased wall hanging thermometer, length 42cm (2).

Two wall clocks and a combination clock/thermometer/barometer (3)

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM THERMOMETER BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON signed as per title on front of opaque glass thermometer and numbered D15145 , alcohol tube, lacquered-brass indicator rod, contained in mahogany case for wall mounting, with accessories and glazed chart inside door with mesh sides and securing hooks -- 15¼ x 9 x 2¾in. (39 x 23 x 7cm.)

A POCKET BAROMETER/COMPASS COMPENDIUM, BY J.B. DANCER, MANCHESTER, CIRCA 1900 signed on the 1¾in. silvered dial as per title and contained within hinged leather pocket case with compartment to Singer Patent ¾in. compass on pivot and curved bar thermometer set on gilt brass scale plate -- 2½in. (6.5cm.)

An Art Deco Negretti and Zambra desk clock, with thermometer and barometer on a simulated malachite easel mount, 15 cm x 8.5 cm (mount af)

An Art Deco desk barometer, thermometer and hydrometer in black Bakelite with chrome fittings, 30 cm wide, together with a pair of golfing prints, and a copper and brass bugle by Henry Potter & Co 1925 (4)

A Tray of Sundries to Include Leaded Hall Lantern Shade, Glass Perfume Bottles, Thermometer etc

A Box Containing Vintage Kitchen Wares to Include Enamel Bread Bin, Milk Bottle Stand and Four Milk Bottles, Cutlery, Thermometer etc

A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD ANEROID WHEEL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER 97cm in height

George III mahogany Banjo barometer with satinwood stringing, hygrometer, thermometer level and clock, fitted with a later clock movement. C:1820, 107cm high approx

A Victorian wheel barometer, thermometer, hygrometer and level, mahogany and line inlaid case, silvered dial engraved 'Bernhard Hastings, 26 by 3.5 by 100cm high.

An Edwardian oak cased clock and barometer combined in a single case but lacking its thermometer, flanking pillars, egg and dart mouldings and brass handle, raised on bun feet, 29 by 10 by 23.5cm.

20th century oak aneroid barometer and thermometer H49cm, Hermle mantel clock, an oak part canteen of matched plated cutlery and a Pirelli calendar for 1990, Canon 105 camera & a Praktica DCZ600 digital camera (6) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A 19th century mahogany cased barometer by B Mazzuchi, Gloucester, with dry/damp dial, thermometer, convex mirror and spirit level, 99cm high

A George III mahogany and boxwood outlined stick barometerUnsigned, circa 1800With an architectural pediment, glazed silvered scale with thermometer, above the trunk with moulded edge and domed cistern cover99cm high

A French gilt brass mantel timepiece with thermometer and compassCirca 1900With shaped fluted handle above a moulded cornice, with glazed bezel, silvered chapter ring and gilt centre, the drum-shaped movement with replaced platform lever escapement20cm high

A late Regency mahogany wheel barometerBy C. Borelli, FarnhamWith 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

A George III mahogany stick barometerBy J. Bleuler, London, circa 1790With a swan neck pediment above a silvered glazed scale, signed, with thermometer and vernier, above a well-figured trunk with moulded edge and turned cistern cover98cm high

An oak cased barographBy Negretti & ZambraCirca 1900The rectangular case with a brass carrying handle and three glazed sides, the mechanism with seven aneroid chambers and silvered thermometer scale32 cm wide

A Gilt brass and bronze patinated Windmill timepiece compendiumModelled as a four-sailed windmill, with a conical roof, the tapering body with two thermometer scales, inset with an aneroid barometer and a timepiece, above a galleried platform, the base with clockwork mechanism for the scales, on a marble base49cm high

Brown Bakelite wall clock, Smiths gilt sunburst wall clock, oak mantel clock and an aneroid barometer with thermometer (4) Condition:

A clock, thermometer, and barometer set mounted on a wooden plaque

A 19th century rosewood bowfronted stick barometer inscribed 'CW Wood, 167 Bishopsgate St Without', and with thermometer to the body, length 100cm (pediment later). CONDITION REPORT: There is discolouration to the dial. Lacking bob. Otherwise appears ok.

A 19th century mahogany marine stick barometer inscribed 'Whitehall Newport', with brass gimballed support, thermometer to the body and brass bob base, height 93cm. CONDITION REPORT: Staining to ivory scale, thermometer replaced, brass bob probably replaced, general surface wear, dents and scratches.

An Edwardian oak lancet topped barometer, with four white enamel plaques set with various gauges, thermometer and details, inscribed 'Thos Armstrong & Bro 88 & 90 Deansgate, Manchester, No.172', height 110cm.

An oak backed contra-barometer with applied carved detail and thermometer, height 118cm.

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid aneroid wheel barometer with thermometer dial above barometer dial inscribed 'James Lucking & Co, Opticians, Birmingham & Leeds', length 85cm.

An Edwardian carved oak wheel barometer with thermometer flanked by fluted pillars above the silvered dial inscribed 'M Aronsberg & Co, 39 Castle St Liverpool', height 62cm.

An Edwardian carved oak wheel barometer with thermometer flanked by fluted columns above circular dial within a foliate detailed case, height 92cm.

An Edwardian carved oak wheel barometer with thermometer flanked by fluted columns above circular dial within a foliate detailed case, height 97cm.

An Edwardian carved oak aneroid wheel barometer with thermometer above barometer dial inscribed 'Pearce & Sons, Leeds & Leicester', height 86cm.

A wheel barometer and thermometer stamped Realini Newcastle, length approx 104cm, and a small circular barometer.

An oak Short & Mason barometer/thermometer, length 62cm.

A late Victorian oak Admiral Fitzroy's barometer, with Gothic carved pediment above paper dial, thermometer and storm class indications label inscribed 'Davis & Co, Fenchurch Street, EC', height 123cm.

An oak cased 'Lambrecht's Wettertelegraph' set with thermohygroskop and holosterik barometer to the upper portion, central thermometer, twin enamelled instruction panels with two further dials beneath, height 46cm.

A brass cased barometer and thermometer, diameter 12.5cm, a holosteric circular barometer, diameter 13.5cm, and a small aneroid barometer, diameter 8.5cm (3).

A brass cased Barometre Métallique, diameter 17cm, and a brass cased barometer with thermometer, inscribed 'Curry & Paxton, Liverpool, London & Southport', diameter 21cm (2).

A brass cased circular aneroid barometer, diameter 10.5cm, a further brass cased barometer with thermometers, diameter 13.5cm, and a third barometer with combination thermometer, inscribed 'J Skellorn, Liverpool', diameter 15cm (3).

An early 20th century circular barometer inscribed 'The Universal Barometer For The Use of Mariners, Agriculturists, Horticulturalists & C', diameter 15cm, an aneroid barometer by Dent of Paris, diameter 12.5cm, and a further barometer set with thermometer, diameter 11.5cm (3).

A circular metallic barometer, diameter 13cm, a holosteric barometer with white enamel dial inscribed 'Langford, Bristol', diameter 12cm and a further circular barometer set with thermometer, diameter 16.75cm (3).

A late 19th century circular brass barometer with silvered dial inscribed 'T Wheeler, 217, Goswell Rd, London, No.3051', diameter 12cm, and a similar brass cased holosteric barometer with thermometer, diameter 12cm (2).

An early 20th century carved oak framed circular barometer set with thermometer, diameter 29cm, and a further oak framed circular barometer retailed by J Brown of Wellington, diameter 27.5cm (2).

An early 20th century oak circular barometer with silvered dial and thermometer, diameter 29cm.

A late 19th century spelter thermometer modelled as a knight holding a standard with the thermometer modelled as the flag, height 24.5cm, and an Art Nouveau style thermometer with opaque glass scale (2).

A Baird & Tatlock of London Ltd wet and dry thermometer, with central card details inscribed 'Factory & Workshop Acts 1901 to 1929, Cotton Cloth Factories Regulations 1929, Humidity Table', height 31cm.

A quantity of scientific instruments including part sets of drawing instruments, a cased compass thermometer and compensated barometer, etc.

A cased travelling compass thermometer and compensated barometer by Dollond, Ansonia Clock Co 'Sunwatch' travelling barometers, etc.

A small group of predominantly brass ware including bucket, thermometer, candlesticks, miniature teapot, etc.

A Fine Compensated Aneroid Barometer by R& J Beck, c.1900, English, ebonised brass body with silvered dial and exceptionally fine needle, calibrated in inches of mercury and reading to 1/100th inch by vernier, complete in velvet-lined, brass-bound oak case with removable thermometer calibrated in Farenheit, Centigrade and Réaumur to lid and fitted compartments for knurled wheel that operates the vernier, and detachable suspension ring, dial signed 'R&J Beck Ltd 68 Cornhill, London'.  Provenance: Wooley & Wallis 07/11/2006 lot 488, sold as formerly the property of the 8th Duke of Bedford, Woburn Abbey. This was a cataloging error from Woburn Abbey, as it would have been the property of the 11th Duke if bought new. Note: R & J Beck became a limited company in 1894.   Condition report: Barometer pressure tested and working, themometer working.

A Silver Cased Thermometer by Moritz Pillischer, c.1880, English, in pocket-watch style with engraved decoration, dial with fine blued steel needle and scale in Fahrenheit and Centigrade, in velvet and silk Moroccan leather case

A oak cased aneroid barometer with a mercury thermometer together with a copper bed warming pan

A Victorian rosewood banjo barometer together with an alcohol thermometer

A mixed lot of mainly nautical items to include two ships in bottles, binoculars, a boxed Mercury thermometer and other items

An oak cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, circa 1900, with printed paper labels to the case each printed with observations and gauges and stating entered at Stationers Hall, with applied thermometer by T. Littlewood, 25, Howard St. Glasgow, the rectangular oak case 95cm high

An oak cased barograph, Ross, London, early 20th century, the mechanism with eight segment aneroid chamber connected via a gilt brass armature to an inked pointer for recording the change in barometric pressure on a clockwork-driven rotating paper scale lined drum, the brass baseplate engraved ROSS LTD, 111, NEW BOND ST. LONDON., and with a Fahrenheit thermometer, the case with five panel bevel-glazed cover above the base incorporating apron drawer containing some spare charts, 22cm high, 36cm wide, 22cm deep Provenance: Kingstone Lisle Park, Oxfordshire

A French thermometer by Chavin and Arnoux of Paris

A brass cased clock compendium with compass clock, barometer and a centigrade and Fahrenheit thermometer. 12 cm x 15.5 cm