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An unusual 19th century carved oak figural stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed 'Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Strt, London', 102cm high.

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

An Edwardian oak cased scientific/industrial stick barometer, segmental top, bevelled glass to scale, mercury thermometer scaled absolute/centigrade, millibar scale, signed Pastorelli & Rapkin Ltd/46, Hatton Garden/London, turned circular reservoir cover, bone adjuster, 90cm high.This important and prolific maker was founded by N Italian migrant Antonio Pastorelli in the 1820s, who was followed by his son Fortunato; a grandson Joseph later entered partnership with Alfred Thomas Rapkin in 1872, the firm originally at 67 Hatton Garden moving to No. 46 at the turn of the century.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by Zappa with silvered brass dial and exposed tube and turned cistern cover. Height 99 cm.

AN OAK CASED STICK BAROMETER by C. Baker, High Holborn, London, with ivory registers and detachable thermometer, the case with stepped and moulded cornice, plain trunk, turned cistern cover on shaped square base, 39" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER BY JOHN EWEN, with silvered register, thermometer and exposed mercury tube, the case with perimeter edge moulding, broken pediment centred by a turned vase brass finial, plain trunk and turned cistern cover, 40" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A GEORGE III STICK BAROMETER by John Rittson Terril, with transfer paper registers, inscribed "The Great Barometer", arched moulded cornice on engorged columns, plain case with moulded edging, concealed tube and turned cistern cover, 36" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

An inlaid mahogany stick barometer, by Comitti of London, 94cm

G COMMITTI, a 20th Century mahogany stick barometer, height 92cm

A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT WHEEL BAROMETER signed 'Abraham Optician Bath', 96cm high together with a cylindrical stick stand, 56.5cm high; John F Richardson, watercolour; a further watercolour and a decorative print (5)

George III mahogany stick barometer with brass dial signed A P Tarone & Co, No. 7 Grevill St, Leather Lane, London

A Danish stick barometer by F. C. Jacob

Mahogany stick barometer with visible mercury tube and enclosed bulb, separate thermometer and manually operated Venier slide, Ivorine scale signed I Blatt, Brighton.

A collection of various metalwares to include table bell, brass cased aneroid barometer, brass alms dish decorated in the Celtic revival style, fireside companion set, brass framed magnifying glass, various other bells, chamber stick, Swiza mantel clock, Mary box and other small ornaments etc CONDITION REPORTS Diameter of Celtic knot decorated plaque 29cm

A Victorian oak stick barometer, the dial inscribed "Spridion & Son, Opticians, Cardiff"

Negretti and Zambra oak stick barometer, late 19th century, with exposed tube

A Victorian Scottish oak mercury stick barometer by James Mackay Bryson of Edinburgh, having engraved bone aslant scales and thermometer, 95cm high

A Victorian walnut stick barometer by Lennie, 46 Prince's Street, Edinburgh, having ivory registers, adjustable vernier and thermometer scales and domed cistern cover, H 92cm W 8.5cm

A reproduction oak stick barometer, the dial inscribed I Blatt, Brighton

A mahogany stick barometer

A 19th Century inlaid mahogany stick barometer by Barelli, Reading

A 19th Century T. Underhill oak mercury stick barometer with ivory gauge, thermometer below 

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

A mid-19th century rosewood stick barometer the arched top with ivorine scale signed 'J. H. Steward, 459 West Strand London', a mercury thermometer to the left and sliding vernier scale to the right, over a flat trunk with mercury tube and turned cistern cover to the base, 36in. (91.5cm.) high *Condition:Ivorine yellowed. One of brass claws holding top of thermometer missing but still secure. Brass fitting securing top of main tube a little dented. Needs cleaning.

An oak stick barometer with ivory scales H.approx. 105cm

An 'Edney' Fortin brass stick barometer on oak mount H.99cm

A modern French oak barometer and a French stick barometer painted with flowers (2) H.110cm and 98cm

A Victorian stick barometer by Ashdown, Tonbridge, in arched rosewood case with ivory scales H.92cm

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, Winter Optician, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 96cm

A Georgian mahogany and satinwood strung stick barometer, L90cm

A 19th Century rosewood cased stick barometer by T. Harris & Son, 52 Great Russell Street, London, with exposed tube and engraved boxwood scale, 35ins high

A Victorian rosewood stick barometer, Marratt, London Bridge H.96cm

A modern reproduction mahogany stick barometer having brass spindle crest and inlay decoration by Comitti & Son, London

A mahogany and chequer strung stick barometer, late 19th century by A. Donegan, with broken arch pediment, rectangular silvered dial plate and bullseye cistern, 97cm high.

A Victorian mahogany stick barometer and thermometer by Henry Hughes 59 Fenchurch St London, length 93cm.

Mahogany stick barometer, the rectangular brass face inscribed ‘Colin Campbell, Mill Timber 1844’, having geometric pediment, 98cm overall

George III stick barometer with concealed bulb and exposed mercury tube, engraved and silvered dial with separate pointer, signed 'John Philpott, Thaxted', in a feathered mahogany case with inlaid ebony and boxwood stringing, architectural pediment and turned brass urn finial, 98cm overall length

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, the dial signed J Blatt, Brighton, H.99cm

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER with engraved brass plate 'B.Pinni & Co', 94cm high overall

A MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER the arched silvered Vernier scale signed 'Watkins & Hill, 5 Charing Cross, London' with exposed tube and hemispherical cistern cover, 93cm high

A Victorian rosewood stick barometer, Marratt, London Bridge H.96cm

A stick barometer H.108cm

A mahogany stick barometer by J Blatt Brighton

An inlaid mahogany stick barometer with parallel gauges

A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer with silvered scale

Comilli Holburn Stick Barometer - mahogany cased with silvered dial. Missing cover to base. Height 36 inches.

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

A 19th century mahogany cased stick barometer, Stenson, Derby, faults, 101cm high Condition Report: Please refer to attached images for examples of condition, base of tube not secure

Reproduction mahogany and line inlaid stick barometer by Russell of Norwich

Reproduction mahogany and inlaid stick barometer together with a carved oak aneroid barometer thermometer

Georgian mahogany stick barometer, the dial signed M Maggio, London, 97cm.

A Matthew Norman mahogany marine stick barometer with fittings 40in tall

A modern 'Barometre a Siphon' and a modern mahogany stick barometer, and a brass 'Fortinette' standard barometer by Towson & Mercer Ltd, London, on oak mount H.97cm, 95cm and 104cm

A C19TH JOHN STOPANI MERCURY STICK BAROMETER

A REPRODUCTION MERCURY STICK BAROMETER

An early 20th century continental stick barometer

STICK BAROMETER.An oak cased stick barometer/thermometer by Cridge of London, with ivory scales & ivory adjuster. (Finial missing). Length 90cm.

A Victorian oak stick barometer by R. Webster, London, with ivory scales H.100cm

A late Victorian 'Miner's' stick barometer by Negretti & Zambra, London, in plain chamfered oak case with silvered scales H.90cm

20th century arched top oak stick barometer, register inscribed Davis Leeds, H95cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs