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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD INLAID BAROGRAPH the string inlaid frame inset with beveled glass panels on a plinth base with chart draw raised on moulded feet, the lift-off cover enclosing a clockwork driven drum and eight bellows, retailers label reading 'THOMAS ARMSTRONG & BROTHER, MANCHESTER'20cm high, 36.5cm wideThe barograph is in very good condition with no issues. The movement is very clean and ticks when wound with a strong action. The bellows also work correctly. The case is in good condition with no replaced parts or damage to the glasses, the polish is slightly faded with.

A collection of vintage barograph charts in wooden box.

An F Barton & Co. Watford, England barograph in a copper case, 26cms wide.

Beautiful and antique barograph made of brass with mahogany wood + drawer. Circa 1900. Dimensions: 22 x 32 x 17 cm. In good condition.

A vintage Casella London thermograph / hyrograph / barograph & chart recorder with spare graph papers.

A barograph, in glazed mahogany case, 33cm wide.

An Edwardian oak cased barograph with usual six-layer pump, ink bottle and spring-wound mechanism, the oak case with hinged top and having an engraved brass plaque inscribed H.M.S. Conway, The Brockelbank Prize, 1911, height 19cm.

An early 20th Century brass Stanley Aneroid Barograph, in glazed mahogany case, with plinth drawer and carved decoration, 380mm wide, F, damage to paper guide, one corner moulding missing

SEWILLS OF LIVERPOOL; a reproduction mahogany cased barograph together with three small modern barometers (4).

Comitti mahogany cased barograph, with eight-tier vacuum, in bevelled five-glass case with chart drawer, 36cm x 22cm x 22cm high

A 20th century oak cased barograph, Short & Mason, LondonWith eleven-tier bellows, lacquered brass, contained within a five-glass case, raised on a plain plinth.37cm wide x 22.5cm deep x 19cm highProvenance:Ivor Southorn Collection.

A 20th century oak cased barograph with brass fittings, in a glazed case, unmarked, 18 x 37 x 22cm.

A 20th century table-top barograph, h.17.5cm, w.34cm, d.17cm

Barograph Barometer - This is a wonderful English oak cased barograph. The case is super quality having glass to all sides and the top, eight bellows, and has a lovely feature of a chart drawer in which spare charts and other items can be stored. The case is made from oak which is a lovely colour.

Chadburns Ltd (Liverpool) Barograph with eight section vacuum, in mahogany case with bevelled glass lid Does not tick when wound, generally fairly minor tarnishing to metalwork which is a little worse to vacuum sections; case outside lid is faded

BAROGRAPH MARINE

An early 20th century brass barograph, with applied label “Chadburns Ltd, Opticians, Liverpool”, in glazed oak case on bracket feet.

Antique barograph from Paris, marked Bureaux & usine, rue de Melingue ParisAntieke barograaf uit Parijs, gemerkt Bureaux & usine, rue de Melingue Paris39 x 34 x 17 cm

A copper cased Barograph weather station

NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA 'REGENCY' BAROGRAPH, c. 1970, ser. no. R/41145 in oak case with bevelled glass, base with drawer filled with recording papers, original 'packing advice note' dated 23.4.71, 42cms wideComments: with extra papers, nib missing.

A barograph by Sewells of Liverpool. In oak framed glazed case.The winding mechanism does not appear to be working, the pen indicator arm moves freely but may need attention as does the pressure mechanism. The case has wear commensurate with age, there are spare charts in the lower drawer.

Rapport of London barograph

A 20th Century mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason London, with a quantity of boxed charts, width 31cm.

An early 20th century mahogany cased barograph by Sharman D. Neill, Belfast, 36cm wide x 32cm deep x 19.5cm high

A mahogany cased barograph by Sewills of Liverpool with bevelled glass case, the plinth base with full width drawer containing the instruction leaflet and spare papers, 14¼in. (36cm.) long, top glass missing. *The glazing from the top of the case is missing, and there is a small chip to the inside edge at the bottom of the removable glazed section of the case. Otherwise in good condition.

A wooden cased barograph with London maker - 31cm x 16cm

A vintage barograph and a selection of barograph rolls. 24 cm long.

Barograph, Jules Richard, Frankreich, um 1900, registrierendes Barometer zur Aufzeichnung des zeitlichen Luftdruckverlaufs am Beobachtungsort, in aufklappbaren Holzkästchen mit Sichtfenster, Maße (LxHxB): ca. 18 x 14 x 10,5 cm, am Deckel div., kl. Plaketten, auf einer u.a. bez. "Baromètre Enregistreur, Jules Richard, Paris", Metallhenkel und ein Haken fehlen, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Funktionsfähigkeit nicht überprüft.

A BAROGRAPH, RICHARD FRERES early 20th century, the laquered brass bed stamped 'BREVETES / R.F. / PARIS' and numbered '296', in a glazed mahogany case, overall 15cm high (excluding carrying handle), 27.5cm wide (excluding fastening catches), 13.5cm deep.

A German R. Fuess Berlin-Steglitz barograph, in mahogany case and another with metal case. Widest 29 cm.

A Short & Mason, London, walnut cased barograph, 20th century, serial No. E2253, Reg. No. 476369, with a chromed ten stack bellows, chart drawer to the base, upon compressed bun feet, 21cm H x 37cm W x 23cm D

An oak barograph, F Darton & Co Ltd Watford, No B1009, with lacquered brass mechanism Working order, good condition, case unevenly faded

Russell Norwich Scientific Instruments Ltd aneroid barograph raised in mahogany case, bevelled glass and drawer to front, 39.5cm l x 23.5 w.

A Brandon barograph

Russell, Norwich, a 20th Century hardwood cased barograph, case 40cm wide

Early 20th Century barograph set in a light oak case with base drawerThe clockwork eight-day movement is housed in the drum, fitted with a seven day chart and GLUCK mechanism that covers one rotation of the drum. The aneroid barometer mechanism is gilt brass and has 12 stacked vacuum capsules and uses a gate suspension for improved sensitivity. The recording nib is on the end of a long arm which moves to record the pressure as the drum rotates.37cm wide

A mahogany and glazed cased barograph by C W Dixey & Son, New Bond Street, London, 21 x 37 x 22cm

A mahogany cased Barograph with a carrying handle and four glass sides with a brass barrel and base plate stamped LM either side of an anchor, No.237034, 31cm wide

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, TOGTHER WITH TWO DESK BAROMETERS (3)Early 20th Century The barograph in glazed wooden case, the base plate with maker's name inscribed, 41.5cm wide; the first barometer in dual gilt-metal case with a timepiece, 16cm wide; the second in Art Deco style 23cm wide

A modern cased barograph, width 36cm.

A vintage barograph, unusually in an iron work case with wall bracket fitting with brass mechanism

''Cyclo-stormograph'', Barograph, W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London, with spare charts and ink.

Early 20th c. Swiss barograph, mahogany case bears plaque E Fransioli Optician Montreux-Vevey, 20cm.

Good quality Negretti & Zambra cased barograph

Sewills of Liverpool cased barograph

A Cassella of London barograph, marked 891 twelve diaphragm bellows, cased in bevelled glass, above drawer with spare charts, 37 x 23cm

A modern barograph by Casella of London, 13” wide; & a pair of Boots “Admiral II” 10 x 50mm binoculars, with case.

A vintage barograph by Feingeratebau. Germany. 35x18x18cm

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph by R Fuess, Berlin, maker's plate numbered 4208, carry handle marked 'M 424', 28 x 14 x 18 cm excluding handle

A mid 20th Century mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason of London, together with charts, 31.5 x 15.5 x 20 cm excluding handle

An old copper cased small barograph machine with clockwork mechanism marked for Aspec

A Mahogany cased Barograph

A modern barograph

A George III silver pair cased pocket watch with enamel dial and fusee movement, London 1810, William Mean, together with a pocket barograph with leather case, the watch 52mm in diameter

A brass barograph under a glass dome. 6½' high

A cased Barograph by Sewills Liverpool Estd.1800ad, 22cm x 35.5cm x 20cm

A 19th Century barograph by George Lee and Sons, Portsmouth and Southsea (1847 - 1910) made for the Admiralty, and marketed by Spiridon & Son of Cardiff , with wooden glass front, and carry handle to top, serial number 5078

MARINE MK3 BAROGRAPH - FISCHER

A Carl Zeiss Jena cased barograph, serial number 792306, in grey.

John Davis & Sons barograph with 8 stack aneroid capsule with working 8 day clock movement, quality mahogany case with bell glass windows.