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A 19th century oak aneroid barometer with a carved top, mercury thermometer and a porcelain dial

A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer, with a fan top, alcohol thermometer, the silvered dial inscribed Charles Gally, Holborn, London, the base with a similar fan

A 'Huiles Labo' advertising sign, with thermometer,96 x 30cmCondition ReportNeeds a clean, but overall in good condition

A Victorian oak Gothic stick barometer, by Negretti & Zambra, with a silvered register and thermometer and carved decoration,99cm highCondition Reportgood, no major faults

A Victorian Gothic-framed gilt-brass thermometer, raised on a carved and pierced rectangular base, 12.5cm wide28.5cm highCondition ReportGood levels of gilding remain

A Victorian Gothic oak-framed thermometer, c.1870, by Salom & Co., London and Edinburgh, with a glass register, on a plinth base,19.5cm wide40cm highCondition Reportno apparent damages or losses

A military-grade marine barometer with gimbal mount, unmarked, finished in black with brass mounts, silvered register, model 'M855/S', 91cm highCondition ReportWear to the thermometer register

A collection of wine accessories, comprising a silver wine taster, inset with an Elizabeth I silver shilling,by D & J Welby, London 1928,16cm long,three white metal wine tasters, of recent manufacture, anda wine thermometer, a pourer and stopper (7)Condition ReportSilver taster; coin rubbed and one spot of corrosion to the inside, otherwise good.remaining items, good

A George III mahogany cased stick barometer by Fraser of Bond Street, London - with a broken arch pediment above the bow fronted case with silvered dial incorporating vernier scale, thermometer and urn shaped bell, 100cm long, Note: William Fraser is recorded as born circa 1720 and died 1815. He worked as 'Optician and Mathematical Instrument maker to the King and The Prince Wales' from 3 New Bond Street, London, and took his son into partnership in 1799. Ivory reference number TBPHVQHA

A 19th Century Franco-Chinese gilt bronze desk stand, inset with a barometer and clock, both with a porcelain dials, the clock face bearing Arabic Numerals, H-29cm x 31. Condition: There is tarnishing to the bronze. The porcelain dial for the clock is broken. The thermometer is snapped in the middle. It is not ticking at the time of cataloguing.

A Victorian mahogany and walnut stick barometer, signed Stebbing, Southampton, with arched walnut veneered case turned cistern cover, concealed mercury case with a single dial thermometer tube and adjustment knob, circa 1860s, 91cm long. An 1858 advertisement listed the various items made by the J. R. Stebbing firm. They were located at Southampton Observatory, opposite the docks at Southampton. At that time, they were Optician and Mathematical Instrument Maker to Her Majesty the Queen (Queen Victoria). They also provided items to the Royal Yacht Squadron. Joseph was the fourth son of George Stebbing, an optician and instrument maker, specialising in nautical instruments in Portsmough

A 19th century French beech wall clock/barometer/thermometer, with applied enamel numerals, pendulum, key, 74cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century pocket combined barometer, thermometer and compass, in a leather case

A wall hanging barometer / thermometer

A French mounted oak desk thermometer, c.1900, with an engraved register, 22.5cm highCondition ReportFinial bent. Tarnishing and spotting to the register.

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)

J Hicks, Hatton Garden, London, a burr walnut veneered stick barometer fitted with a mercury thermometer. Ivory Submission Reference: 1UR28AZP

BOX CONTAINING PIFCO LAMP, CAMERA, BAROMETER/THERMOMETER, IRON ETC

A circa 1900 carved oak cased barometer thermometer with mercury thermometer over a circular dial, 90 cm high x 29 cm wide

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, broken architectural pediment, the silvered dial inscribed E Garne, Newsome, mercury thermometer, 92cm high

Victorian Admiral Fitzroy barometer, 19th century. Mahogany case with engraved barometer and thermometer scales, decorative carved crest.

KEEN AND FRODSHAM OF LIVERPOOL, A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BAROMETER, with a glass convex door, that’s enclosing an 11.5 inch dial, height 102cm, along with a copper bed pan, condition report: missing thermometer, marks, scuffs, other historical wear and usage (2)

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

A Victorian walnut-cased clock, barometer and thermometer. 30 cm wide.

A late Victorian oak cased bracket clock by The British United Clock Company with integrated thermometer, compass and spirit level, along with key and pendulum.

Edwardian-aneroid barometer in a carved oak case with an 8” porcelain register, steel indicating hand and brass recording hand, with a surface mounted mercury thermometer recording the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius.

A German manufactured ship's barometer with additional thermometer mounted on a wooden panel with inlaid border and brass wall hanging fitting (h. 40cm x w. 20cm) together with a large copper and brass hunting horn (h. 95cm) and a smaller hunting horn (h. 23.5cm) (3)

A 19th Century Rosewood Stick Barometer and Thermometer, by Easton of Glasgow, with silvered vernier and scale, contained in case with arched top and turned cover to cistern, 36ins high

German- Late 19th century aneroid Barometer in a carved mahogany case with pendants and finials, 4” open dial register and mercury thermometer, with another early Edwardian aneroid barometer in a circular carved walnut case with a 4" open dial register and curved mercury thermometer beneath.

Banjo barometer by A.M Ortelli of Godalming, with integral thermometer, the faux rosewood case inlaid with foliate trails in mother of pearl and surmounted by swan neck pediment, 105cm high

A 19th century good-sized mercury wheel barometer and thermometer, 10" dial and 102cm high

An Asprey Art Deco Imhof alabaster mantel clock with barometer and thermometer, 23cm wide

Three Edwardian Cornish serpentine lighthouse models, tourist ware, one mounted with a thermometer and scale, tallest 16cm. (3)

An early 19th century mahogany stick barometer, signed 'Desbois Grays Inn Passage London', the caddy top over a 17cm silvered register with vernier scale, signed with the makers name, above a thermometer and domed cistern, 95cm high

A brass cased barometer by Negretti & Zambra, mid 19th century, the silvered dial centred with the makers name and serial No. 5602, engraved in barometric inches running from 28 to 31, above weather predictions and a curved thermometer, all within a lacquered brass case with suspension hoop to the top, 12cm diameter along with a second similar brass barometer with a 12cm white dial (2)

A wooden jewellery box and six compact/ mirrors, a jar of antique hair pins, a selection of coins including silver jubillee and Winston Churchill crown, a stainless steel cased thermometer, silver butter knives, a silver baby pusher, sets of brass buttons, three commemorative teaspoons, a boxed manicure set (incomplete), a boxed button hooks set (incomplete), and two pens and two 12ct rolled gold propelling pencils.

A late Victorian oak A,Dobbie & Son, Glasgow aneroid barometer/thermometer, 103cm high Condition Report:Available upon request

A Victorian oak cased aneroid barometer, the circular ceramic dial within a leaf nanded bezel below a mercury thermometer mounted between fluted columns with Ionic capitals below leaf carved cresting

A stick barometer and thermometer in and on a blackened case mounted onto an oak backing board

A Victorian oak cased wheel barometer, with a circular white enamelled dial, and thermometer, the case of carved foliate form, 83cm high.

A group of brass door furniture, ring sizer, metal wares, treen, cylindrical wooden tube containing glass thermometer, etc.

A combination barometer/thermometer/hygrometer, mounted on hardwood block, a weaving shuttle and a Mauchline Ware cylindrical tube depicting the horse guards from St. James's Park.

A Mid 20th Century French Souvenir Thermometer/Pin Cushion in the Form of a Gilt Eiffel Tower on Onyx Base, 14.5cms High, Condition Issues

Mixed Lot: Small metal mounted desk thermometer, various costume jewellery brooches

A carved walnut cased barometer/thermometer AF

A Victorian Negretti and Zambra oak stick barometer and thermometer, with engraved bone dial, height 97cm. Condition - fair

BURNETT PAINTING AND A BAROMETER ETC, the Burnett picture depicts a market square with cathedral beyond, signed bottom right, oil on canvas, approximate size 60cm x 90cm, the J.B Corti of Glasgow barometer is of Banjo form with a thermometer to the neck, adjustment knob missing, together with a David Weston open edition print 'Rocket at Edge Hill' (3)

L CASARTELLI OF LONDON, A MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER, with twin swan neck pediment, a dry/damp dial, a thermometer, a central convex mirror, above the main dial, height 97cm, condition report: untested, general signs of wear and usage

JOSEPH CETTI & CO BANJO BAROMETER. J. Cetti & Co. 54 Red Lion Stt/ Holborn London, the circular pewtered dial within an ebonized molding below a similarly banded thermometer, the case inlaid with three satin and coloured wood paterae below a swan's neck pediment, 99cm H.

Carved oak cased barometer and thermometer.

ACCOSON VINTAGE BLOOD PRESSURE READER, AND OTHER ITEMS the blood pressure reader contained in a mahogany case, along with a mercury dairy thermometer, male cased grooming kit, leather and brass storage case, tape measure and a Mauchline ware money bank

BURR WOOD HUMIDOR, hinged glazed top, outer thermometer26cm x 22cm

A 19th century brass novelty door knocker, as a stag’s head; others including William Wordsworth, Robin Hood, etc; an early 20th century wheel barometer, subsidiary thermometer, enamel dials; brass candlesticks, chamber sticks, artillery shell, etc (qty)

A French mahogany-cased travelling clock, with barometer and thermometer, with brass carrying handle, W19cm

OWEN OSWESTRY - a 19th century mahogany wheel barometer with thermometer, L107cm

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY INLAID BAROMETER WITH THERMOMETER, HEIGHT 96CM

A mixed lot,comprising silver items, a George III cream jug, London 1775, a sauceboat, London 1965, a pair of napkin rings, a silver-mounted thermometer, by C.J. Vander, plus electroplated items, a cased set of twelve corn on the cob holders, a basket and items of flatware, approx. weighable 12.7oz. (qty)

A William IV silver thermometer, by William King, London 1832, shaped rectangular form, pierced arched top set with a fox mask, foliate scroll borders, mother-of-pearl back, in a fitted case, height 9.1cm.Provenance: A Private Collection. Purchased from Woolley and Wallis, Salisbury, 26 October 2011, lot 604.

λ A silver travelling combination barometer, compass, thermometer, calendar and clock, by Asprey & Co Ltd., London 1914, of cube form, swing handle to the top with applied gold initials and date 'W.B.L 1914', with carved ivory month and weekday dials, the barometer is set on a hinged door, height 6.4cm. Provenance: A Private Collection. Ivory registration number 6U5XFN2B