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Click here to subscribeVictorian Sikes's Hydrometer in mahogany case with weights and thermometer; together with Sikes's book of spirit tables and three-piece barrel measure in case; Tensometer Ltd. pair of Elongation and Reduction in Area gauges; cased; and set of early 20th Century portable balance scales by De Grave Short & Co, London in rectangular wood box with base drawer (5)Condition Report:All in reasonable condition consistent with age and use.
Tischthermometer und FotorahmenUm 1900. Messing, vergoldet bzw. goldbronziert, Glas, je mit Aufsteller. Bildmaß 15 x 10 cm, Rahmen 24 x 18 cm. Jugendstil-Rahmen für Cabinet-Fotos mit floraler Ranke bzw. Thermometer im Rokoko-Rahmen mit Milchglas-Skala (Réaumur- und Celsius-Skalen) sowie Quecksilber-Kapillare Je berieben. Rahmen: Glas ergänzt und mit Eckbestoßungen, Aufsteller etwas verbogen.
An ormolu case mantel timepiece, 19th century, in the manner of Thomas Cole, of unusual triangular shape, with compass finial above the three sides featuring an engraved gilt dial, calendar and thermometer panel, and engraved door revealing the single barrel movement with balance wheel escapement and rachet wind, unsigned, the scroll cast mounted case on three paw feet17.5cm highone foot slightly bent; not currently ticking. Offered 'as is'.
A French painted stick barometer, 19th century, 'par Gorini et Cie a Poitiers', floral painted decoration, rectangular shape backboard with exposed tube96cm highMercury is present in the main tube; thermometer appears intact and functioning. Some age wear generally to the paintwork and decoration. See images.
CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION - David Phillips' (David Berman) Vest and Field KitDavid Phillips' (David Berman) vest and field kit from the procedural crime drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Assistant Coroner Philips brought his vest and field kit to crime scenes.This lot includes a black nylon-polyester puffer vest embroidered with "Phillips" and "Coroner"; a silver-color metal case labeled "CSI - David Phillips Crime Scene Case" and "David Phillips" tag; swabs, a magnifying glass, a thermometer, rulers, fingerprinting tools, a bloodied report; and sides from the Season 15 episode "The Book of Shadows." Some elements exhibit signs of use and age. Dimensions (kit): 18.5" x 15" x 5" (47 cm x 38.25 cm x 12.75 cm)Contains electronic components; see notice in the Buyer's Guide. Estimate: $800 - 1,200This lot will be auctioned on Wednesday, June 22nd. The auction will begin at 8:00am PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Tuesday, June 21st; Thursday, June 23rd; or Friday, June 24th.
An early 20th century oak cased combination carriage clock/thermometer, each with enamelled dials, with broken swan neck handle, height 18cm, width 19cm.Additional InformationThere is light wear, scuffs and marks to the case, lacking keys, minor scratches and marks to the enamel. Very small chip to the enamel on the clock side and a small hair line crack to the enamel on the top left corner. When wound clock appears to run although we offer no guarantee. Balance is encased so we are unable to confirm the swing.
A&J ZIMMERMAN; an Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted easel back combination clock/barometer/thermometer set, the thermometer with ivorine set back, with Goliath pocket watch with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case for Birmingham 1905, 13 x 18cm.Additional InformationThe watch was functioning at the point of cataloguing but no guarantee of working order. Obvious wear, minor splitting to the edges of the silver. A couple of the pins are missing from the silver mount. Tarnishing and wear.
A 19th century brass cased combination mantel clock/thermometer, with broken swan neck handle and wrythen columns, with central silvered dial bearing Arabic numerals, height 21cm.Additional InformationThe top lugs and handle are slightly loose and are offset, the case has been engraved with initials that are indistinct (possibly RW), pitting, wear and scratches. No guarantee of working order.
PAUL CAMERON OF GLASGOW; a fine and rare rosewood combination clock and stick barometer, the detachable drum clock surmount with silvered dial set with Roman numerals, above carved scrolling detail and arched shaped thermometer dial, and further rising steady and falling applied silvered dial, and two silvered metal mercury reservoirs protection caps, height 109cm.NB Paul Cameron was working in Glasgow circa 1851-54. Additional InformationMinor splitting and wear to the case, mercury is present. No guarantee of working order. Minor pitting to the brass case,
An early 19th century Irish mahogany and brass inlaid chiming longcase clock, the shaped pediment above silvered dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand and inscribed 'Edward Smith Jervis Street', with three train movement suspending brass weights, the glazed door with the unusual feature of having a barometer above a thermometer with lyre shaped lower section, all raised on wrythen moulded plinth base, height 219cm.Additional InformationMinor splitting to case, traces of old work to inside panels on door and inside of hood, glass is plain and not bevelled, we offer no guarantee of working order.
A lacquered brass student microscope: the monocular tube with coarse/fine adjust over a fixed stage with plano/concave mirror, together with cased objective, condenser and accessories in a fitted mahogany case, the case 23 x 19 x 15cm, together with a nautical theme aneroid barometer/thermometer (2)
19th century mahogany-cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer with thermometer, in glazed case enclosed by single door and all with triple leaf surmount, 119cm high Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. Areas of fading and discolouration. Split to the wood near the top arch. Crack to the wood on right side and chip to the back left of the surmount. Browning to the paper charts. Some losses to the thermometer gauge and split to the wood around the screw at the bottom right of thermometer gauge. General wear and tear.
A heavy 9ct curb link bracelet with padlock clasp, attached is a Victorian 18ct fob compass/thermometer, weight 65.25g.The weight of the fob is approximately 19.20g. The diameter is 30mm depth 11mm. The compass is in working order. We cannot guarantee the thermometer section however the mercury is present.
A 19th Century Tunbridge ware coromandel wood desk thermometer by Edmund Nye, stepped base with bands of geometric mosaic, the ivory scale with mercury thermometer and inscribed 'E. Nye, Tunbridge Wells', and flanked by bands of floral mosaic below an arched top with geometric mosaic, 10.7cms wide max., 16cms high. Ivory Act 2018 Registration No. B75V91VT (Pre-1947 items containing less than 10% ivory by volume).
A 19th Century Tunbridge ware desk thermometer of obelisque form by Henry Hollamby, the stepped base with bands of mosaic, the plinth with a mosaic front panel of flowers, the obelisque with mercury thermometer, the ivory scale inscribed 'H. Hollamby, Tunbridge Wells', with side panels in cube work, top to obelisque replaced, 6.5cms sq. at base, 17.5cms high. Ivory Act 2018 Registration No. 9R6ZBPL6 (Pre-1947 items containing less than 10% ivory by volume).
A Tunbridge ware combination desk thermometer/compass by Edmund Nye, the square rosewood base bordered by chain form mosaic and supporting a stick ware collar to an octagonal body mounted with a mercury thermometer the scale engraved 'E. Nye - Tunbridge Wells' within seven panels of floral mosaic, the top inset with a circular compass and lacking the original stick ware surround now veneered in rosewood. The base with printed label 'Edmund Nye, Manufacturer Mount Ephraim and Parade, Tunbridge Wells', 8.4cms sq. at base, 13cms high. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 3
A Tunbridge ware thermometer stand, with mercury thermometer. Height 19 cm, together with a pocket watch stand, a butterfly topped box and small lidded box with female figure (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The stand is in generally good order. There are no losses to the Tunbridge ware. It is however a little dusty and dirty and the rear of the piece looks to have been in the sun a little and the original finish slightly faded and matt to look at. The bottom edge of the base has lost some of its original finish but this is a minor issue. The majority of the paper covering to the base is not present. The ivorine plaque is a little dirty. The thermometer operates correctly. The accompanying butterfly topped box is again in generally good order. There are no losses to the Tunbridge ware. The hinges are original and present. There are no serious issues with this box.
A Continental carved and painted softwood wall clock,19th century, the clock face flanked by two winged herms with foliate bases below a foliate crest, this over a thermometer and mirror within carved, foliate and scrolled borders,153cm highdial 21.5cm diameterCondition ReportCase with losses and damage, carving broken and repaired, loss and chips to the paintwork movement doesn't look to work properly, thermometer in tact, attention required
French ebonised desktop clock barometer and thermometer, domed case, with silver-plated mounts, enamelled dials, height 27cm.Condition report:Both sides of the cornice damaged and reglued, clock dial chipped and cracked, barometer dial chipped, thermometer dials heavily scratched near the screw fixings, replaced front feet, veneer chips and splits to the back, not known if working.
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