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"A late Victorian oak cased “Admiral Fitzroy’s"" barometer with visible tube, flanked by alcohol thermometer and cylindrical tube “The Atmosphere"", with printed paper scale and instructions, contained in oak and glazed cruciform pattern case, 41ins high"

"A 19th Century rosewood cased stick barometer and thermometer by Newton & Co, 3 Fleet Street, London, with white opaque glass scales and adjustable vernier, and mercury filled thermometer, both with exposed tubes mounted on plain rosewood back plate with turned cistern cover, 36ins high"

A 19thC mahogany wheel clock barometer, with swan neck pediment, hygrometer, thermometer, over a timepiece with an enamel 4" convex dial, and 12" silvered dial, with bone bezel, the silvered level marked 'S. Bregazzi, Derby', 46" high.

Victorian mahogany-cased banjo barometer with thermometer to the shaft, 24 cm

An early 19th century mahogany and boxwood strung banjo barometer, with swan neck pediment over dry/damp dial, silvered thermometer dial, main silvered dial and level, signed G Cattelli & Son, Hereford 96cm high

Heavy Quality Carved Oak Late Victorian Aneroid Barometer with well carved case with silvered dial, engraved to the centre with a snail mercury thermometer

Late C19th Oak Aneroid Barometer with silvered dial, mercury thermometer, carved leaf details

Victorian oak banjo barometer, the carved crest above a thermometer and white enamel dial, 36in (91.4cm) high

A GILT METAL POCKET BAROMETER with inset thermometer, cased, a field compass by John Wardale and Co. and a further compass. (3)

A c.1930's anaeroid barometer and thermometer mounted on carved oak "wheel" case, 83cms long

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER with engraved silver metal scales and dial inscribed "Thos. Harris & Son Opticians", with turned bone adjustment knob beneath the dial, the case with simple scroll mouldings, 94cms high, see illustration

A Victorian Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer with original printed card mounted behind the tube and with thermometer, contained in polished red walnut Gothic style case, 121cms long

a Mahogany Stick Barometer, Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1890, with ivorine vernier and thermometer, with half round reservoir, 92cm high

A Tunbridge Sewing Box, rectangular, with cube parquetry decoration to the lid in exotic woods, internally papered in light blue and with silk padding to the lid underside, with bone and ivory accessories including two thimbles, a pair of cotton reels, wool and crochet hook, together with scissors and needle book, 22.5cm wide; and A Tunbridge Table Thermometer, H Hollamby, Tunbridge Wells, the stepped cornice on panelled uprights with engraved ivory vernier for Fahrenheit and reaumur stepped base, 16cm high (2)

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Mangacavalo & Co, Warranted, circa 1820, the case with broken arch pediment, exposed tube with moulded cover, silvered dial signed, with vernier scale and thermometer tube, 95cm high

An Oak Carved Stick Barometer, signed Negretti & Zambra, circa 1870, the concealed tube with angled ivory plates and twin vernier signed "Negretti & Zambra", the case with arched pediment, fluted trunk with thermometer box and carved recessed cistern cover, 103cm high

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed Edward Bryan, 24 Cross Street, Manchester, circa 1870, the concealed tube with angled ivory plates signed, twin vernier scales, thermometer to the trunk, good coloured case with moulded and shaped cistern cover, 102cm high

A Mahogany Inlaid Wheel Barometer, signed Barnascone, High Street, Boston, circa 1820, the arched pediment with shell inlay and borders with stringing, inset thermometer box above 8-inch silvered dial signed "A Barnascone, High Street, Boston", 91cm high

A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester, circa 1835, the plain polished shaped case with hygrometer, inset thermometer box above, 12-inch silvered dial, spirit lever signed "Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester", 111cm high *Ronchetti is recorded as working at 43 Market St, Manchester between 1832-1852 Edwin Banfield, page 186, see Banfield (Edwin), page 186m

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the silvered rectangular register with vernier and alcohol thermometer, inscribed Paruchini Warranted beneath a broken triangular pediment with brass urn finial, the slender case with moulded borders, draught turned hemispherical cistern cover, 99cm high

A mahogany stick barometer, the engraved ivory registers with vernier and mercury thermometer, inscribed A. Pritchard, 162 Fleet St, London, the arched moulded curl veneered case with circular domed cistern cover, 96cm high

19th Century rosewood wheel back barometer with circular engraved silver dial, ivorine knop and thermometer to neck, 95cm high.

An early 20th Century cased pocket barometer, includes compass and thermometer in easel case, 3 1/2".

An Edwardian aneroid barometer, in carved oak case, retailer R Farr and sons, Doncaster, the thermometer and barometer dials white enamel, 31 1/2" high

A late 19th Century / early 20th Century stick barometer, retailer F. Robson Optician, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, vernier scale and thermometer, ivorene dials, ebonised case, 36" high

Mahogany marine stick barometer by H. Frodsham, Castle Street, Liverpool, with ivory scale and fine adjuster on a column with brass collar for a gimballed mount thermometer and brass base surmounted by carved scroll cornice. Overall length 99cm, 39in

Advertising - An enamel wall sign promoting Stephen's Inks, in the form of a thermometer, with black lettering against a white ground (lacking thermometer glass), 154cm x 31cm.

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid banjo shape barometer, with a silvered dial thermometer to an 8.5in silvered dial, inscribed 'Negretti & Zambra, London, No 4844', 39in (99cm) h.

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, the moulded cornice above a faceted silver dial inscribed 'Thos. Clark, Walton on Thames, SURREY,' with vernier scale and thermometer, the rectangular body with a turned tortoiseshell adjuster to a turned fixed cover, 38.25in (97cm) h.

A late 19th Century aneroid barometer and thermometer in a carved oak case

An early 20th Century barometer and thermometer in a carved oak case, 61cm (24") high and an aneroid barometer by James Lucking & Co, Birmingham, 23cm (9") diameter

A POLLARD OAK BAROMETER, late 19th Century, Gothic Revival frame, thermometer over a 20cm enamel dial signed T. Armstrong, Manchester, height 102cm

A George III mahogany wheel barometer, the 10in circular silvered dial above a level signed 'P. Padretti, London', with thermometer and hygrometer, 108cm

A late Victorian carved oak barometer, the circular silvered dial signed 'Negretti & Zambra, London, 14114', the thermometer flanked by fluted columns, the case with carved floral and scolling ornament, 104cm

J. BULGORONE, AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, the broken arch pediment above a boxwood and ebony strung glazed door, rectangular register plate (lacks thermometer), with circular cistern cover to the base, 38 ins high.

Modern Aneroid Banjo Barometer Thermometer, with brass fittings.

A large 19th century mahogany wheel barometer with arched shaped top and moulded borders, having a mercurial thermometer and 31cm. silvered dial, unsigned, 105cm. high.

Donegan, Dublin. A 19th century Irish mahogany longcase clock, the domed hood with curved angles, the waist panel door fitted with a 20cm. circular silvered barometer above a silvered alcohol thermometer, on a box base and bracket feet, the 34cm. circular painted Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial, the twin train movement with gong strike, 199cm. high.

A J Rawsthorne, Clitheroe, carved oak cased aneroid barometer and thermometer, 61cm (24in)

A 19th century carved walnut cased wall clock and thermometer, and an ebonised mantel clock (2)

A cased set of opticians calipers, mark to case, Henry Hugues & Son, 59 Fenchurch St London, together with a large glass & mercury thermometer, plus a cased multi functional compass set, etc.

A COLLECTION OF FIFTEEN SERPENTINE MODELS OF LIGHTHOUSES to include one with thermometer to front, several on naturalistic rock bases, together with an aluminium model of a lighthouse.

A selction of miscellaneous items to include a Silver Ink Box, pair of chrome Deco Lady Candlesticks, Bacolite Thermometer, various PotteryJugs and Mugs etc

A Swiss gilt metal desk eight-day timepiece compendium, recent, of cube form with compass to top, aneroid barometer, thermometer, hygrometer and timepiece to sides, the clock dial signed 'IMHOF', 8cm high; and three small alarm clocks including one by Le Coultre, (4).

A small mahogany aneroid wheel barometer by 'Short & Mason, London', the 5 inch silvered register calibrated in inches and with various meteorological observations with alcohol thermometer above, mounted onto shaped mahogany panel with ogee moulded pediment and foot, 62cm high; and a 'Storm Bottle' fixed to brass scale and moulded mahogany panel, (2).

An inlaid mahogany mercury stick barometer in the George III style, with broken pediment over rectangular silvered scale calibrated in inches with vernier and alcohol thermometer calibrated in Farenheit and Centigrade bearing signature 'O'Comitti & Son, London', the trunk with exposed tube within line borders and cavetto moulded angles, the base with domed cistern cover, 98cm high.

A Victorian oak cased 'Admiral Fitzroys Barometer', with exposed tube, storm bottle and Farenheit spirit thermometer by 'London & Universal Supply Stores, 5 Victoria Avenue, Bishopsgate St, E.C.' applied to extensively annotated printed paper background, with Gothic arch decorated borders and adjustable brass pointers, the glazed case with foliate carved arched crest and moulded surround, 107cm high.

An early 19th century ebony and chevron strung figured mahogany wheel barometer, with 8 inch circular silvered register beneath bowfronted mercury thermometer calibrated in Farenheit and damp/dry scale, with swan neck pediment and oblong brass bordered spirit level signed 'P. Pedrene, Bristol' to the cavetto moulded foot, 102cm high.

Edwardian Inlaid Oak Banjo Barometer/Thermometer

Comitti, Holborne reproduction inlaid mahogany barometer with broken pediment, temperature and thermometer

J B Watson, Edinburgh, hall thermometer and barometer mounted on an oak bracket

A modern German barometer, thermometer and hygrometer, under glass dome; a mahogany mounted Phillips wall clock; and sundries. H 17cm (barometer)

A Rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid wheel barometer, by 'F.Walker - London'. Swanneck pediment over dry/damp dial, with silvered vernier and alcohol thermometer below. The 25cm diam silvered dial, with spirit level below, signed 'F.Walker - London' below. The case with foliate cut mother of pearl inlaid decoration. 108cm length.

A rosewood stick barometer by 'J.Tewson', mid 19th century. Arched top case, with turned cistern cover. Bone dial with vernier scale signed 'J.Tewson - Stamford', also a mercury thermometer. 94cm length.

A Mercury thermometer, French, 19th century. The thermometer tube fixed to a paper lined board, titled 'Barometre Par Binda'. Mounted within gilt /gesso wooden frame. 112 x 16cm.

A Mahogany wheel barometer, by 'G.M.Verga', 19th century. Swanneck pediment, over dry/damp dial recess (dial missing). With mercury thermometer and bulls eye mirror below. The 20cm diam silvered dial with spirit level below signed 'G.M.Verga - Macclesfield'. 98cm length.

A late Victorian oak cased stick barometer and thermometer with black decorated white opaque glass scales and twin adjustable vernier, contained in plain case with moulded cornice and covered by bevelled glass panels, rectangular cistern cover, 40ins high

An early 19th Century Mahogany Banjo Barometer, Onion Top with Dry/Damp dial, brass thermometer, convex mirror and silvered dial, over ivory adjuster and circular brass rimmed portrait of Nelson, the case edged in satinwood and fruitwood, 93cm high.

A Duckhams oil enamelled advertising sign, with inset thermometer, an Esso petrol sign and a Southern Railway No Smoking sign

A pocket barometer, thermometer and compass, barometer to one side, the reverse with thermometer and compass to centre, inscribed 'Sincers Patent No. 22698', in gilt brass circular case, 1.75ins