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A late Victorian oak cased barometer, mantle clock and thermometer combination, the case of architectural form and with brass mounts, 29 cm tall approx (working order)

A Negretti & Zambra oak desk thermometer (af) together with a Masonic medal, prayer dial and seven small RAF Association Wings Appeal badges.

A Negretti & Zambra oak desk thermometer (af) together with a Masonic medal, prayer dial and seven small RAF Association Wings Appeal badges.

A Negretti & Zambra oak desk thermometer (af) together with a Masonic medal, prayer dial and seven small RAF Association Wings Appeal badges.

A late Victorian oak cased barometer, mantle clock and thermometer combination, the case of architectural form and with brass mounts, 29 cm tall approx (working order)

A 1920s advertisement for 'Dandy Shandy' featuring a rugby player quenching his thirst, coloured showcard, slogans “Down goes the thermometer, down goes Dandy Shandy”, 30.5 by 23cm., 12 by 9in.

A carved oak banjo shaped aneroid wall barometer with applied thermometer box

An oak banjo shaped aneroid wall barometer with silvered dial and applied thermometer box

Vintage wood cased barometer thermometer

Short & Mason Barometer, Compass & Thermometer, Ca 1900 Short & Mason, London, England, Circa 1900. Gilt metal pocket compensated barometer, fixed weather scale graduated 23-31, altitude scale graduated 0-8000 feet, movable milled rim and pointer used to set the scale for altitude measurements, ring suspension, (diameter: 5cm / 2in). Gilt metal pocket compass, eight point wind rose, ring suspension (diameter: 2.5cm / 1in). Mercury thermometer with Fahrenheit and Centigrade scales (length: 6cm / 2.36in). Comes in the original Morocco leather case, double doors, green velvet interior, and hinged easel to the back of the case. Case: 9cm X 7.5cm / 3.54in X 2.95in.

A silver thermometer holder, Birmingham 1906 and a Victorian silver brooch, Birmingham 1897

A SMALL COLLECTION OF PLATED WARES an Art Deco mantle clock; and alarm clock; a metal table lamp; an alcohol industrial thermometer; a pair of Mexican pepperettes; and other items

A horn mounted thermometer - Height 20 cm

A 19th century barometer with a hydrometer above thermometer and 20 cm silvered dial - the level signed Rivolta, Chester - Height 96 cm

A SMALL COLLECTION OF PLATED WARES an Art Deco mantle clock; and alarm clock; a metal table lamp; an alcohol industrial thermometer; a pair of Mexican pepperettes; and other items

Enamel Advertising Thermometer `Lyons Tea - Degrees Better`. Measures 30" x 10",with deep flange all around, orange white and blue with central thermometer in full working order. Quite superb condition.

An assortment of mixed collectables including two Otis King calculators and a cased Negretti & Zambra thermometer.

A Victorian mahogany cased stick barometer, the ivorine dials inscribed "Steward 406 Strand", with thermometer and mercury barometer over a wooden bell, 88 cm high.

An mahogany cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, with mercury filled thermometer and barometer, of rectangular form, height 35ins

Two cased scales with weights and a thermometer

A WWI death penny named Claud Frank Lethbridge Templer, a 1418 medal to F.31383 O W Crossley AC1RNAS, a 1939-45 medal, and a 1939-45 star, an Italian commemorative medallion stamped 800, and a pocket thermometer

An early 20th century spelter arch top desk thermometer, cast decoration, stanchion supports, 24cm high

A Georgian inlaid mahogany wheel barometer and thermometer

A silver mounted strut backed thermometer, decorated with cherubs and foliate motifs, a silver tea caddy spoon, with bright cut engraved decoration, probably London 1810 and a pair of German place name or menu stands, each designed as a standing figure, holding a wreath.

A leather cased Angelus Sixsone Swiss multi function travelling clock, the functions comprising; a barometer, a compass, a thermometer, a hygro dial, an alarm clock and a calendar, two Sportocular folding binocular glasses, with leather travelling cases and a pair of gilt metal and mother of pearl opera glasses.

A late 19thC Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the rectangular mahogany case revealing the cylindrical mercury column tube and a Marshall of Grantham thermometer laid on a paper backing, 92cm high.

A 20thC mahogany cased barometer and thermometer, of shaped form, the central circular silvered dial signed John Barker & Co, Kensington, beneath a rectangular thermometer, 56cm high.

A George III flame mahogany wheel barometer, the swan neck pedimented hood revealing a hydrometer and thermometer, with silvered dials and a level signed P. Bregazzi Nottingham, 98cm high.

An Edwardian oak two dial banjo barometer, the heavily carved case headed by scrolls and flowers above a porcelain thermometer and barometer, and separate barometer signed Aldred & Sons, 56 Church Street, Great Yarmouth, 58cm high x 27cm wide.

An Art Nouveau inlaid oak wheel barometer, with mercury thermometer and silvered dials inscribed `James Brown ... Glasgow`, the case inlaid with copper and mother-of-pearl scrolling tendrils, height approx 87cm.

An early 19th Century mahogany wheel barometer with alcohol thermometer, hygrometer, convex mirror, bubble level and silvered dials, the case with swan neck pediment above boxwood and ebony stringing, height approx 110cm.

A late Victorian brass cased aneroid barometer, the circular silvered dial with crescent shaped thermometer and inscribed `H. Hughes & Son, 59 Fenchurch St, London 2472`, diameter approx 16cm.

An Edwardian brass mounted oak mantel timepiece in the form of a longcase clock, the cream chapter ring with Arabic numerals and inscribed `Alfred Mosley, Oxford`, the case with broken arch surmount, above applied masks, flower vases, lyres, scrolls and Cupid, the trunk with mercury thermometer, on a plinth base and bracket feet, height approx 50cm.

An early 20th Century oak aneroid barometer with mercury thermometer and ceramic dials, the case carved with foliate scrolls, height approx 88cm.

A late 19th Century slate mantel timepiece, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the case on a plinth base, height approx 26cm, with pendulum, together with a 20th Century wall mounted timepiece and barometer, each dial flanking an alcohol thermometer, on an oak backboard.

A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY SMALL SIZED MAHOGANY BACKED THERMOMETER / BAROMETER 18cm in length

A MAHOGANY CASED ONION TOPPED ANEROID BAROMETER with hydrometer, thermometer and level 95cm high

A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY SMALL SIZED MAHOGANY BACKED THERMOMETER / BAROMETER 18cm in length

A MAHOGANY CASED ONION TOPPED ANEROID BAROMETER with hydrometer, thermometer and level 95cm high

London Underground items comprising an ENAMEL STOPPING SIGN, white diamond on black (10" x 12" - 26cm x 31cm), a PLATFORM THERMOMETER made by O Comitti & Son and marked LT, and a RAIL THERMOMETER made by Russell & Sons, complete with wooden case, marked BRB but believed to have been used on the Underground. All in good, ex-use condition, thermometers appear to be working. [3]

Boots glass Baby bottle, egg timer, hand moulders, Frostcastor + thermometer

Lister milk cooler, dairy thermometer, Lister Dursley bucket & 2 separators

A late 19c cistern barometer in mahogany case with exposed tube, round top head and exposed ivory plates, one of which holds a mercury thermometer reading in Fahrenheit and Reaumur scales. The cistern cover is domed and has a portative screw in its base, it is unnamed and measures 37"" tall.

An early 19c wheel barometer with broken pediment and mahogany case made by A Tarons & Co, Greville Street, Holborn. The dials and register scales are of silvered brass and are top to bottom a hygrometer, an alcohol thermometer reading in Fahrenheit, the 8"" barometer dial and a spirit level and name plate. The case has shell inlays flanking the thermometer and boxwood and ebony stringing around the case edges, the barometer is 40"" tall overall.

A late 19c pocket aneroid barometer. The silvered scale is graduated from 21-31"" and the altitude scale from 0-10,000ft, it has a thermometer gauge in Fahrenheit and is named Army & Navy. It has a rotating outer rim to the gilt metal case and it is contained in a leather outer carrying case, the barometer 2"" diameter overall.

An aneroid barometer with thermometer with Mason's inscription

An early 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer, height 74cm. CONDITION REPORT: Seems to be working.

A George V hallmarked silver thermometer case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1911, length 14cm.

A MID 19TH-CENTURY MARINE BAROMETER BY GOWLAND & SON, LIVERPOOL, the burr walnut case with carved decoration above brass case weight, thermometer to front and signed on the ivorine scales as per title behind bow-fronted glass -- 37½in. (95cm.) high

Thomas Armstrong & Brother (Manchester) Barograph No. 1588 with 16 thin vacuum sections, clockwork mechanism and internal thermometer, in glazed case with bevelled glass and draw for additional charts

Allen & Hanburys (London) Mercury Syringe with pressure gauge in wooden case and a Hi-Press thermometer gauge, cased (2)

A wheel barometer, modelled with thermometer above

A silver mounted posy vase, together with a silver mounted glass bon bon dish and an embossed silver mounted thermometer

Six various aneroid wall barometers in need of restoration; together with a walnut aneroid barometer/thermometer desk compendium, 5" high and an aneroid barometer/clock wall compendium signed Shortland Bowen, 8" high

Mahogany inlaid banjo barometer/thermometer, the 8" dial signed G. Medick & Co., no. 14 St Michael Square, Southampton (a.f)

Walnut inlaid banjo barometer/thermometer, the 8" silvered dial signed C. Catani & Dotty, Braintree

Good mahogany aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 7.5" white dial within a well carved pillared case surmounted by a rounded cornice under a stylised carved foliate finial

Oak aneroid barometer/thermometer, the 7.5" silvered dial signed Clerke, 1 Royal Exchange, London within an ornate carved case, 19.5" high

Walnut onion top barometer/thermometer in need of restoration, the 10" silvered dial signed Newman & Son,122 Regent Street, London; together with two banjo barometers, also in need of restoration (3)

Mahogany barometer/thermometer, the 10" silvered dial signed Deacon, Swindon within a shaped case