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20th century black lacquered stick barometer by 'Phillip Harris & Co. Birmingham' in glazed oak case, H121cmProvenance - originally from Hunmanby Hall School Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A George V oak cased stick barometer

Victorian Period Oak Stick Barometer, Marked Wilson of Penrith. Please Study Photos. 36 Inches - 90 cm Tall.

A SCOTTISH REGENCY EXPOSED TUBE MAHOGANY STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, EARLY 19TH C P SHARP COLDSTREAM with engraved, lacquered brass register and vernier in chevron veneered case with barber pole stringing, the oval cistern cover with patera, 96cm h++Cistern cover broken in two, lacquer on brass discoloured but in basically original and unrestored dirty condition

A brass-mounted cylindrical metal ship's stick barometer, with cylindrical glass top, by Reynolds & Branson of Leeds, on mahogany wall plaque, length 113cm

A carved and fluted mahogany-cased stick barometer, length 95cm

A George III strung mahogany stick barometer by A. Grigo of Holborn, the broken architectural top over a silvered rectangular dial, signed 'A. Grigo 27 Leathr. Lane, Holb.', with aneroid thermometer and mercury tube with slide vernier, over a feather banded trunk and domed reservoir cover, 38in. (96.5cm.) high.

A mahogany checker banded stick barometer by Committi and Son of London, with a silvered dial, the case with a swan neck pediment centred with a turned brass finial, the turned cistern cover engraved with a presentation plaque relating to the firm of Pick Everard Keay, presented to a Geoffrey W Ireland, 98cm L.

NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA STICK BAROMETER, white dial with two adjustable markers, mercury thermometer, 95cm high

MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, early 19th century, the silvered gauge inscribed Pochaine, N'castle, the case with string inlay, height 96cm

MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, early 19th century, the silvered dial inscribed Andrews, Royston, height 100cm

ROSEWOOD STICK BAROMETER, mid 19th century, the arched scale inscribed Invented by Christensen, West Cowes Isle of Wight above the body with a thermometer and turned reservoir, height 92cm

A contemporary gilt framed mirror; an oak framed wheel barometer of small proportions c1930; a substantial brass measure; a 19th century brass chamber stick, embossed in relief (4)

A 19th Century walnut stick barometer, by Cook & Sons of York and London, 91cm 

A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer, by M Berge London, having brass scale AF

A continental mahogany stick barometer

An early 19th century stick barometer, by Thomas Rubergall, the mahogany case with thermometer, caddy top and circular reservoir cover to base, ivory dial signed 'Thos Rubergall, 24 Coventry St, Opt to the Queen, London', 10 by 6 by 97cm high.

Gardner and Son of Glasgow crossbanded mahogany stick barometer, 98cm tall

ϒA Victorian oak mercury farmer’s stick barometer with wet and dry bulb thermometers W.R. Jeffrey, Saffron Walden, circa 1870 With concave upstand to the cavetto moulded cornice over ivory Vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and annotated with Fitzroy’s foretelling flanked by Centigrade DRY BULB and WET BULB thermometers the latter with bulb wrapped in hessian draped into a glass water reservoir, the upper margin inscribed W.R. JEFFREY, Saffron Waldon, the slender trunk with visible tube over ogee moulded panel cistern cover to the rectangular base with level adjustment screw to underside, 98.5cm (38.75ins) high. W.R. Jeffrey is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Saffron Walden circa 1850-70 The form current lot conforms to Negetti and Zambra’s Patent farmer’s barometer where the difference in readings between the wet and dry thermometers indicate the level of evaporation occurring from the wet bulb, hence providing an relative indication in the change of atmospheric humidity. ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.

A brass Kew Pattern marine mercury stick barometer F. Darton and Company Limited, London, circa 1933 The cylindrical silvered scale calibrated in barometric inches divided into twentieths opposing millibar scale with Vernier slide fitted flush within the central tube viewing aperture, the lower margin signed F. DARTON & Co. LTD, LONDON beneath No. 38/48. the upper margin engraved with crown motif over A.M., 4PP/1933, set behind cylindrical glass collar with brass suspension ring to top plate above Vernier adjustment screw, further plate repeat engraved with crown motif etc. and gimballed support to the slender cylindrical trunk applied with mercury tube Fahrenheit and Absolute thermometer, the base with moulded cylindrical iron cistern cover, 94cm (37ins) high; with mahogany plate fitted with brass sleeve bracket for wall mounting. The firm of Francis Darton and Company are recorced in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working at several addresses on St. John Street, London from 1834 and were still trading until the 1990’s. The current lot is made to the pattern of standard marine barometer devised by Patric Adie and John Welsh of the Kew observatory in 1855.

A George II/III mahogany mercury stick barometer J. Hogben, Rye, mid 18th century The break-arch silvered brass scale incorporating MOIST/DAMP, HYGROMETER scale with arbitrary calibrations 0-10 in both directions over herringbone bordered signature panel engraved J. Hogben, Rye Fecit and BAROMETER scale calibrated in barometric inches and with summer and winter observations next to a mercury tube Centigrade scale THERMOMETER within herringbone engraved surround, the trunk with visible tube over pagoda-shaped cistern cover enclosing syphon bulb and with cavetto moulded underside, (hygrometer incomplete, Vernier slide lacking), 93cm (36.5ins) high. J. Hogben of Rye does not appear to be recorded in the usual sources however a Thomas Hogben is recorded in Loomes, Brian Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, Volume 2 as working in nearby Smarden, Kent, 1740-92. The form of the current lot appears to be based on Benjamin Martin’s ‘Triple Weather Glass’ developed in London during the middle years of the 18th century.

A George III mahogany mercury cistern tube stick barometer Thomas Ribright, London, late 18th century With open triangular pediment over inset silvered scale with recording slider and calibrations in barometric inches beneath engraved signature T. Ribright, London to the right hand side, opposing mercury Fahrenheit scale thermometer within arched herringbone engraved panel to the left, the caddy moulded trunk with applied shaper apron panel to throat and exposed tube flanked by veneers arranged cross-grain angled forty-five degrees upwards above ovoid base applied with inverted half acorn shaped cistern cover, 96cm (37.75ins) high. Thomas Ribright (II) is recorded in Clifton, Gloria Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers1550-1851 as working 1783-1806.

James Bassnett of Liverpool; a Victorian mahogany marine stick barometer of slightly bowfronted form, the scale inscribed 'James Bassnett, Liverpool', above thermometer and brass bob, height 95cm.

19th century rosewood stick barometer.

A pair of mahogany bow fronted cased stick barometer and thermometer of early 19th Century design, in the manner of J. Smith, North Gate, Royal Exchange, London, the barometer with engraved silvered scale and vernier, the thermometer with mercury tube and engraved silvered scale, both contained in figured mahogany veneered bow fronted case, bowed glazed panels below moulded scroll pediments, with split turned vase pattern cistern covers, both 39ins high Note: A James Smith was recorded working Royal Exchange, London, fl. 1817-1828

G. Lowe of Gloucester. A Regency flame mahogany bowfront stick barometer, with thermometer and signed silvered scale, 39in.

A Negretti and Zambra stick barometer

Good early 19th C stick barometer

A reproduction mahogany stick barometer, bearing the maker's name, Shortland Bowen

A 19th Century Stick Barometer by Cattely & Co, 81 Holborn, London, with silvered dial and broken arch pediment, 98cm tall

Cased laboratory stick barometer

A 19th century mahogany inlaid stick barometer engraved 'C Oregia, warranted Nottingham) a/f.

Victorian Period Oak Stick Barometer, Marked Wilson of Penrith. Please Study Photos. 36 Inches - 90 cm Tall.

Victorian Negretti and Zambia stick barometer / thermometer with ivory scale in oak case 92cm high

A 20th century Georgian style mahogany stick barometer with silvered dial and adjuster. Having mercury tube and alcohol thermometer, 94cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Good condition. Bubbles in the mercury.

A Georgian stick barometer H.95cm

A George III mahogany stick barometer by Gatty of Glasgow H.98cm

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the twin double vernier dial, signed JH Steward, Optician, 66 Strand London, with a concealed mercury tube, and thermometer box

A reproduction stick barometer, dial signed Comitti & Son, London

19thC ebony stick barometer - C W Dixey 3, New Bond Street, London (39")

An oak stick barometer, mid 19th century, the ivory scale signed Cridge London, with inset thermometer, height 90cm.

A SCOTTISH REGENCY EXPOSED TUBE MAHOGANY STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, EARLY 19TH C P SHARP COLDSTREAM with engraved, lacquered brass register and vernier in chevron veneered case with barber pole stringing, the oval cistern cover with patera, 96cm h++Cistern cover broken in two, lacquer on brass discoloured but in basically original and unrestored dirty condition

A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND EBONY LINE INLAID EXPOSED TUBE STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, GARDNER, GLASGOW, C1822 the silvered register with vernier, turned ebony bun shaped cistern cover, 87cm h++Good condition, charged with mercury, replacement turned ebony cistern cover

AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY AND BARBER POLE LINE INLAID STICK OR CISTERN BAROMETER, CATELLI & CO, HEREFORD with open pediment, silvered register with vernier, alcohol thermometer, 96cm h++Good condition, charged with mercury

A mid 20th century stick barometer in mahogany case

REPRODUCTION STICK BAROMETER

A good 19th century golden oak stick mercury barometer/thermometer, by G Cartwright & Son or Preston, 91cm high

Late 19th/early 20th century oak stick barometer/thermometer by G F Eve of London, 96cm long

Stick barometer by Uglow of Newton Abbot with a mercury thermometer

A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer by I Deck Cambridge with ivory dial

in a rectangular case, the Victorian mercury stick barometer with legend

Negretti and Zambra London, stick barometer, white dial with vernier, arched pediment with carved decoration to oak case, block cover to cistern, brass adjustment screw, 100cm (39") high.

A Russell of Norwich stick barometer

19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer, having ivory dial, inscribed ' Gardener of Belfast '

A George III stick barometer , by Troughton & Simms, the silvered dial with intergrated thermometer, 96cm high

A Victorian mahogany 'Standard' Stick Barometer, by D. McGregor & Co. Glasgow & Greenock, with turned urn shaped cover concealing the cistern.

20th century brass cylindrical stick barometer, H91cm Condition Report Lacks reservoir and mercuryClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Victorian mahogany stick barometer, by Smith Reading, with broken arch pediment, silvered rectangular plate, clear glass tube and half black cistern, 100cm high.

A George III mahogany stick barometer inscribed W & L Jones, Holborn London, the bow front case below a broken swan neck pediment centred by an urn over a cistern, height 106cm.

A George III mahogany and line inlaid stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'J Giobbio & Co, Rochdale'.