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A George III mahogany stick barometer, by J. Search, Soho, London, c.1780, the silvered vernier scale in arched window, beneath three acorn finials, further signed to the lower scale, 103 cm.The tube seems intact and shows a consistent column of mercury that responds either up or down with the reservoir adjustment screw, the spirit of the thermometer is evident and looks as if it responds to a finger placed on the tube (but very faintly)Generally good order, and seems to be functioning, this is no guarantee of accuracy or reliability as with any antique scientific instrument..

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Gilbert Wright & Hooke, London, with a break arch pediment, above the silvered dial, with a turned reservoir cover,97cm longCondition ReportWith minor knocks and wear, the brass finial to the top a little loose. With cracks to the veneer surrounding the dial. Mercury present. Please see the additional images. 

A 19th Century mahogany and veneered stick barometer, indistinct maker, with an arched top case, engraved brass dial, brass urn finial, 11cm wide, 8cm deep, 99cm high

A fine quality late-Regency satinwood, mahogany and marquetry stick barometer - by George Purchon of Glass House (probably Leeds, Yorkshire), the architectural top with barber's pole and toothed banding, above a glazed door fronting a signed, painted 'Summer - Winter' dial with floral and foliate spandrels and sliding brass vernier marker, the trunk with inlaid bell flower meanders, over a marquetry cistern cover with oak leaves and acorns, 99.5 cm long. 

A George IV mahogany and ebony stick barometer by Thompson of Yarmouth - signed silvered dial, 110 cm high.

A glass faced barometer, on a hexagonal hardwood mount, together with mercury stick thermometer.

A Georgian mahogany stick barometer the silvered dial engraved with barometric markings, vernier gauge, hygrometer and signed Bellatty, the mahogany stick case with inlaid shell decoration to the trunk, a turned cistern cover and inset barometer to the trunk, surmounted by an architectural pediment with brass finial.

A. E. Abraham, Exeter, an oak stick barometer the arched silvered dial engraved with barometric scale and vernier and signed A.E. Abraham, Optician, Exeter, the arched-top oak case having a visible tube, turned cistern cover and glazed door, height 98cm.A.E. Abraham is recorded as working in Exeter in the early 1800s.

Gugeri, London, a mahogany stick barometer the silvered dial signed Gugeri, London and engraved with stylised barometer markings and vernier gauge, the mahogany case with visible tube and having inlaid boxwood and ebonised stringing, a turned cistern to the base, glazed door to the dial and surmounted by an architectural pediment with brass finial, height 98cm.Gugeri were a well-known family of barometer makers including Andrew working in Holborn and Hatton Garden in the early-to-mid 1800s and Felix working in Leather Lane, London from circa 1850.

George III mahogany and black line inlaid stick barometer, the silvered dial signed J. Bleuler, London, with a single adjustable vernier above a feather banded case and turned cistern cover, 96cm high

AN IRISH MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER BY MASON ESSEX BRIDGE DUBLIN, 19TH CENTURY, the oval dial housing engraved bone registers for weather and temperature, centred with a vertical mercury tube, the base carved with an oval patera. 101cm high

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TWO ANTIQUE BAROMETERS including, 19TH C. OAK STICK BAROMETER, Baily, Birmingham, celluloid vernier scale, mercury thermometer, later brass window glass frame, 96cms (h), restorations, FRENCH BRASS SHIP'S BAROMETER, J. Salleron, Paris, no. 67, on gimble mount, steel vernier scale, engraved 'Depot de la Marine', mercury thermometer, 89cms (h), restorations (2)Comments: deceased estate PenarthComments: restorations to both, inspection advised

A Georgian mahogany marine stick barometer, 95cm long, 3.5cm wide, a/f

Georgian style stick barometer 

A printer's type tray, width 83 cm, and a stick barometer.

A Mahogany framed Stick Barometer having a pediment with a central brass finial, a silver rectangular face and a lower door revealing the bulb of the tube, 37 1/2" high x 5 1/2" wide approx.

An Early 18th Century Ebonised Fruitwood and Brass Mounted Stick Barometer, unsigned, with two engraved silvered register scales, in ebonised tapered and part spiral reeded case with three brass finials to hood, and barrel shaped cistern and brass adjustment knob, 37.25ins high Provenance: Ben Wright Exceptional Clocks, Crew House, 15 Market Place, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, GL8 8DD - Purchased 18th January 2017Externally the item presents in condition commensurate with age and general usage. There is some historic refinishing in general.  Numerous light marks and knocks which were apparent before the refinishing, it bears many minor scars of age. The glass is intact, the silvered dials are in good condition and are clear and crisp to read. The maximum/minimum sliders work correctly and the mercury rises and falls. However we cannot vouch for the correct level. Overall an honest example showing some patination of age. The barometer has attached to the upper back a drilled brass fitting. This presumably would attach to a bracket fixed to a wall - see images provided.  -        

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER BY BAPT. RONCHETTI & SON, MANCHESTER, C.1800with a silvered register plate and manual vernier scale97.3cm highProvenancePurchased from Charles Lumb & Sons Ltd, 2 Montpelier Gardens, Harrogate on 21st January 2012 for £1,450.From a Private Collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by Domenico Sala, late 18th century, surmounted by a broken pediment centred by an urn finial, above a moulded trunk with bulb cistern, the silvered dial calibrated in barometric inches, signed Dom. Co. Sala Fecit, 97cm highPlease note Roseberys do not guarantee the working condition of barometers offered for sale.Footnotes: Note: Domenico Sala was working in London c.1780-1810.

A Gatte Vecit stick barometer, in mahogany boxwood case, with silvered display, 105cm high.

mid 19th century mahogany stick barometer signed 'W Dixey, 241 Oxford Street, London'

Comitti & Son of London Antique Stick Barometer - VGC - 92.5cm long

A continental oak stick barometer

George Brown of Beverley Stick Barometer and a Charles Howorth of Halifax Mahogany Inlaid Stick Barometer

A mercury stick barometer, 90cm

A mahogany stick barometer by Bate, London, early 19th century, with arched top over silvered register and concealed tube89cm

A mahogany stick barometer by Gatty & Co., 19th century, the broken arch pediment with urn finial above silvered register signed 'Gatty & Co, Reading', the exposed tube within a chequer banded border, with turned cistern cover below98cmProvenance: Private Collection, Ranelagh Grove, London, SW1There is certainly mercury in the tube, but we have not assessed the accuracy of the readings.

Brushed aluminum framed Taylor barometer with similarly mounted temperature and humidity gage, a vintage light box and Casella of London gimbled stick barometer. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An oak cased stick barometer... column.

A Calderara antique ships stick barometer

A Victorian burr walnut stick barometer, height 91cm. Condition - fair

A 19th century stick barometer, 89cm high, together with another and an Admiral Fitzroy oak cased barometer (3) Note: a non-transferable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for this item, ref 3Q3VQ2Y4

A George III mahogany stick barometer by William Horrod of London - the broken architectural pediment over a signed, silvered register with sliding vernier scale and mercury thermometer, the trunk with feathered veneers, moulded angles and exposed tube, terminating in a domed, bulb-shaped cistern cover, 96.5 cm high, moulding missing from one side of pediment.

Nautische Gegenstände und Schiffsausstattungen1) Stabbarometer aus Messing, um 1980, kardanische Aufhängung, Skala signiert "J.J.B.L.M, 16 a 22, R.N. Desterro, Lisbon", quecksilbergefüllte Glasröhre, Höhe 94 cm. - Bitte beachten: Wegen Quecksilber Versand nicht möglich, nur Abholung. - 2) Druckmesser, um 1920, Andrew Chalmers & Mitchell, Glasgow, tragbar, montiert auf Mahagonibrett mit Griff, Höhe 51 cm. - 3) Schiffsglocke, um 1990, Nachbau der PS-Graf-Spee-Glocke von 1939. - 4) Dreiflügelige Schiffschraube, Bronze, Ø 35 cm. - 5) Messingfernrohr, um 1900, wohl England, 2 Auszüge, ausgezogene Länge 94 cm, klare Optik. - 6) Sprachrohr, Messing, Länge 38 cm, mit Pfeife. - 7) Sanduhr, um 1970, Messingrahmen, Höhe 28 cm. - 8) Kerzenlaterne, um 1940, und Metallbehälter mit 10 Kerzen. - 9) Messingplakette "Carl Melzer - Dampfkessel-Fabrik". - 10) The Excelsior-Ship Log, um 1910, Instrument zur Messung der Schiffsgeschwindigkeit. - 11) 2 Neigungsmesser, um 1980, Messing massiv. - 12) Kompaß, um 1980, Messing, mit einem Visier, Spiegel und zwei Libellen. - Und: 13) Miniatursteuerrad, um 1980, bezeichnet "Brown Bros & Co Ltd, Rosebank Ironwork Edinburgh", Messing und Teakholz, Höhe 54 cm. Start Price: EUR 240 Zustand: (3/3)Nautical Items and Ship Equipment1) Brass marine gimbal stick barometer, c. 1980, scale marked "J.J.B.L.M, 16 a 22, R.N. Desterro, Lisbon", with mercury-filled glass tube, height 37 in. - Please note: Due to mercury, shipment not possible, pick-up only. - 2) Portable pressure gauge, c. 1920, Andrew Chalmers & Mitchell, Glasgow, on mahogany board with handle, height 20 in. - 3) Ship's bell, c. 1990, replica of the PS-Graf-Spee bell of 1939. - 4) Three-blade ship’s propeller, bronze, Ø 14 in. - 5) Brass two-draw telescope, c. 1900, probably England, extended length 37 in., clear optics. - 6) Speaking trumpet, brass, length 15 in., with whistle. - 7) Sandglass, c. 1970, brass frame, height 11 in. - 8) Candle lantern, c. 1940, and tin container with 10 candles. - 9) Brass plaque "Carl Melzer - Dampfkessel-Fabrik" ("Carl Melzer - Steam Boiler Factory"). - 10) The Excelsior Ship Log, c. 1910, instrument for measuring a vessel’s speed. - 11) 2 clinometers, c. 1980, brass. - 12) Compass, c. 1980, brass, with one sight, mirror and two bubble levels. - And: 13) Miniature capstan wheel, c. 1980, marked "Brown Bros & Co. Ltd., Rosebank Ironwork, Edinburgh", brass and teak, height 21 in. Start Price: EUR 240 Condition: (3/3)

Y&nbspA REGENCY MAHOGANY MERCURY STICK BAROMETERTHOMAS BLUNT, LONDON, EARLY 19th CENTURYThe caddy moulded case with swan neck pediment over rectangular glazed silvered Vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and signed T. Blunt, 22 Cornhill, LON, DON to upper margin, the ebony-edged trunk with Vernier adjustment square to throat and flame-figured veneers, over ogee-moulded domed cistern cover to the rounded base incorporating level adjustment square to underside.98.5cm (38.75ins) high, 12.5cm (5ins) wide. Provenance:The Leonard Fuller Collection. Thomas Blunt is recorded in Goodison, Nicholas ENGLISH BAROMETERS 1680-1860 as apprenticed to the celebrated scientific Instrument maker Edward Nairne in 1760, with whom he subsequently formed a partnership after gaining his freedom of the Spectaclemakers' Company in 1771. Edward Nairne died in 1806 although some instruments signed for 'Nairne and Blunt' are believed to have been made after that time. Thomas Blunt was a distinguished instrument maker who was credited with assisting J.H. Magellan with some of the features of his 'New Barometer' devised in 1779. Blunt is believed to have continued alone from his Cornhill address until his death in 1822; he was succeeded by T. Harris. 

Three Chinese hardwood pillows, a wicker basket, an aneroid barometer and thermometer, two walking sticks and a shooting stick

A mid 19th century mahogany cased stick barometer by Melling of Liverpool, the 18cm signed silvered register with double ivory vernier scale, above the mahogany case and enclosed mercury tube, extending to the domed cistern, 91cm highPlease note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018, Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot Ref: 5V8X82D4

A 19th century walnut cased stick barometer by R & J Beck, with adjustable scale and mercury thermometer. Height 95 cm (see illustration).

A laboratory stick barometer, with plaque Professor FV Flynn University College Hospital.

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, by Colyer Dover, with mercury thermometer and bone adjusting knob. Height 96 cm.

Three barometers, rosewood by Fontana High Wycombe, modern stick barometer and another by Luvate Preston.

A primitive 18th century oak stick barometer, by Yeates of Penrith, The Great Barometer, in primitive oak case with turned cistern cover. Height 91 cm.

VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD STICK BAROMETER BY SPEARS & CO COLLEGE GREEN DUBLIN

A 19th century carved walnut mercury stick barometer by Gargory, Birmingham. H.99cm

A modern mahogany stick barometer by Comitti and Son, 14 by 6 by 98cm high.

A George III style mahogany stick barometer - by Comilli of Holborn, with a silvered register incorporating a vernier scale, the base with a turned cistern.

Replica 18th century mercury stick barometer, with a plain concave shaped top and square cistern cover, fully exposed cistern tube and engraved brass register with predictions, spirit thermometer recording the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.Dimensions: Height: 96cm  Length/Width: 100cm  Depth/Diameter: 70cm

J. D. SIDDALL; a Victorian oak cased stick barometer/thermometer, the white enamelled chart set with maker's name and 'Optician, The Cross, Chester', with mother-of-pearl dials, height 102cm. Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/ Minor scuffs and scrapes throughout, commensurate with use, otherwise appears in OK condition.

A 19th century inlaid mercury stick barometer, P Gally. Cambridge. 99cm high

SCOTTISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, LENONE EDINBURGH LATE 18TH CENTURY the broken arch pediment centred by a brass urn finial, above an engraved gauge plate inscribed J. Lenone/ Edinburgh, the long body with a reeded edge above a circular cistern cover, mercury filled 99cm high Provenance: The private collection of the late David Hutcheson, sold in aid of St Mary’s Music School Trust Ltd, SC014611

A BRASS MARINE STICK BAROMETER, modern, the glazed tube with silvered vernier scale stamped XO35 and signed F Dalton & Co. Watford, with thermometer, 43" high, mounted in a glazed mahogany square case with hinged door, 8 1/4" x 48 3/4" (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Appears to be in very good condition.

19th century mahogany wheel barometer marked J Williams Carmarthen, and 19th century Admiral Fitzroy type barometer, an Edwardian carved wooden wheel barometer, an oxidised metal stick barometer and an oak wheel barometer marked A Furtwangler Strand. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A 20TH CENTURY SHIPS STICK BAROMETER, mounted on a mahogany plaque, height of plaque 116cm x height of barometer 109cm (condition report: overall good condition)

A mahogany stick barometer by EDW David of Leeds

Georgian stick barometer by Dolland of London, flame mahogany case and swan neck pediment AF Condition Report glazed cased front surrand broken cistern cover is unscrewed and needs attention old wood worm holes to back 

A wall mountable stick barometer thermometer, made by Burke & Jones Bristol

An early 19th Century mahogany stick barometer, 95 cm

An Unusual Miniature Stick Barometer, English, c.1860, engraved in copper plate script along the top 'L Casella Makers to the admiralty & Ordinance No.28', the barometer with adjustment screw to base acting on an internal boxwood plate connected to a leather bag, main body with rotating cover to glass body (glass broken), main column with engraved scale with geared adjustment to reader and suspension hoop at the top, in a fitted polished mahogany case, barometer height 43cm Note: damages sold as spare or repair