Barometers   

   

 

  
    Carved oak clock and barometer set, clock with an 8 day movement, silvered engraved dial, thermometer. Aneroid barometer with an engraved silvered dial, thermometer.

 

Circa 1875   £1,500

 

          
             

  10" mercury wheel barometer, mahogany case with shell inlay and inlay to the edge, pagoda pediment with brass finial, hydromet, box thermometer, silvered dial, level signed CTarelli & Sons Fecit.

Circa 1810   £1.800

  

 

 

 

Oak barograph and thermograph with chart draw. Made by Negretti & Zambra.

Circa 1900    £1.500

 

 

  

 

 

 

Rosewood stick barometer, cistern mercury tube, ivory register plates, boxed thermometer with ivory scale. Signed T H Doublet 4 City Road.

Circa 1860  £1.800

  Oak stick barometer, cistern mercury tube, ivory register plates, box thermometer with ivory scale. Signed Castella London.

Circa 1860  £1.700

  
 

 

                      
8”flamed mahogany wheel barometer, inlaid case, box thermometer, silvered engraved dial.

Circa 1860     £975

 

  
    . 8” mercury wheel barometer, dark rosewood onion top case, hygrometer, box thermometer, silvered engraved dial, level.

Circa 1850        £650

 

    
     

 

  

 

 

  

 

    

 

      

 

 

Weather station in a walnut case. Clock with an 8" engraved silvered dial, fusee movement. Thermometer engraved silvered dial with three readings. Chart marked by a lead dot every hour. Large aneroid movement is given a tap 3 times in an hour, 8" silvered engraved dial. Both dials signed by the maker John Davis, Derby

        Circa 1875  £4,800
   

Inlaid rosewood aneroid barometer, porcelain dial and box thermometer.

 

Circa 1900  £695

 

 

  A fine 8" wheel mercury barometer, flamed mahogany case with inlay to the edge and shell inlays, boxed engraved thermometer, silvered engraved dial
signed PLD Mantinelli & Co Leather Lane Holborn London.

Circa 1800       £1,400



Miner's mercury cistern  stick barometer, oak case, ivory scale calibrated  to 33" to allow the barometer  to be used 2,000 ft below sea level.  Signed James White Glasgow.

               

  Circa 1900    £775

 

  
 

10” mercury wheel barometer, swan pediment with finial, flamed mahogany case with inlay to the edge, hygrometer, thermometer, butlers mirror, silvered engraved dial, level signed Lombardini Bristol.

Circa 1820        £1.300