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A Desk Barometer By Dent, English, c.1870, the barometer marked to the silvered dial, 'E. J. Dent Paris 2559' with english weather description to the top above a scale running 27.7-31.5, curved thermometer at the bottom (broken) barometer glass broken, in lacquered brass case, in a French polished oak case Note: barometer works very well
Late 19th century oak cased Barograph with eight vacuum chambers indicating barometric pressure on a graduated silver dial, with curved mercury thermometer below measuring temperature in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. The chart drum driven by an 8 day platform escapement. The oak case, with drawer below for spare charts, with five bevelled glass windows. H 22cm, L 37cm, D 23cm. Accompanied by a pamphlet with description and photographs.
A Mahogany stick barometer by I. Blatt, Brighton 19th century, having silvered dial and subsidiary thermometer, mounted with ivory adjuster 10cm wide 95cm highIMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.
Early 19th century Regency mahogany and brass stick barometer by John Young, Hampton Court, the brass dial engraved with adjustable scale enclosing mercury thermometer and later Bosmere thermometer within hinged glazed arched rectangular hood, with a turned cistern cover, inset with bone inlay, 91cm high (PLEASE NOTE VAT WILL BE PAYABLE ON THE HAMMER PRICE)
Negretti and Zanbra of London, an oak cased aneroid barometer/thermometer, numbered 15709, carved oak case with grape and blossom decoration, pair of urn shape finials to sides, 19cm dial, 67cm high.Condition report:Case is generally in very good condition, no evident losses to the carved elements. A slight split just below the dial through drying of the wood. Nice even colour. The dial is a little discoloured around the circumference. The gilt hand doesn't adjust very smoothly. The pressure reading looks to be about right for the present conditions but we cannot guarantee accuracy or full working order. Thermometer also appears to be reading well.
Guinness, an original American Circular Guinness Stout Thermometer. ALWAYS THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE FOR GUINNESS STOUT. Famous Stout Since 1759. Brewed By Arthur Guinness Son & Co, Inc, Long Island City N.Y G.14 A. Small hole on bottom of sign for screw fixing. Printed in Black, green, red and cream 22cm in diameter. Showing some signs of wear but displays well.
Guinness, a scarce Guinness cellar thermometer. A blue and white laminated rectangular wall thermometer, "The best temperature for conditioning and storing GUINNESS" attached is a glass thermometer calibrated in Fahrenheit and Celsius with optimum temperature for storing Guinness. 13" x 4½" Some light marks to sign otherwise VG.
African Carvers painted and carved Hoopoe Special Edition 50/500, a Smiths mahogany cased wall-mounted barometer and thermometer, an artists easel, a Japanese 8mm editor viewer, a carved and painted totem pole made in Canada, a small quantity of costume jewellery and other items (1 box plus)
Adorable sculpture that doubles as a thermometer that is beautifully decorated with cherubs at its base and top. The sculpture is held up by curved feet and scroll designs whereas the body consists of alabaster and a thermostat. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 14.75"H x 6" dia. Condition: Age related wear.
A rare and unusual complicated 18K gold keyless wind full hunter split second chronograph pocket watch with thermometerDate: Circa 1890Movement: Nickel finish Swiss lever, precision cam regulation, screwed chaton jewelsDial: White, subsidiary dial at 3 for minute and hours, black Roman numerals, subsidiary dials at 9 and 12 for constant seconds and 30 minute recording, thermometer sector gauge at 6, outer 1/5th second markers, blued hands, central split chronograph handsCase: Polished hinged, chronograph/split seconds at 6, No.23476Size: 53mmThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND EBONISED STICK BAROMETER, BY HENRY FRODSHAM, LIVERPOOL MID 19TH CENTURY the bow-front case with silvered vernier scale from 27 to 31 inches and a thermometer, signed ‘H. Frodsham, Liverpool’, beneath a concave-moulded pediment, the base with ebonised urn-shaped cistern cover 100cm long For a comparable example, see Christies, London, Important Clocks & Scientific Instruments, 11 Jul 2003, Lot 125, sold for £5,375
A Louis XVI-style giltwood aneroid barometer, 19th century, French, of lyre form with foliate decoration, 40cm wide 15cm deep 75cm high Condition ReportThe gilding has been refreshed and retouched covering areas of repair to the area around the hinge of the glass door.There is wear to the silvering of the thermometer register. There is no gaurantee of this working.
Large selection of Bakelite to include Art Deco bagatelle board, Thermos flask jug with cork stopper, Smith wall clock, candlestick lamp base, Penn No7 fishing reel, Vent Axia fan, Thermos ice bucket, Moon lamp fixture, electric bed warmer, wool holder bowl, door handles, thermometer, Viceroy dry shaver razor, shaving brush and cream set in leather holder, bell transformer, Pifco all in one meter, Montrose Minor air pump, etc

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