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A Georgian Mahogany stick barometer

MAHOGANY AND INLAID STICK BAROMETER, early 19th century, the silvered gauge and thermometer above an inlaid body and hemispherical well, height 94cm

J. Davis, Derby mahogany stick barometer

Early 19th Century Stick Barometer, Comes With Its Own Case. c.1800 - 1820. Height 37 Inches.

Victorian Rosewood Marine Stick Barometer by D. McGregor & Co., Glasgow & Greenock (fl. 1848-1900) With ivory vernier and scale from 27 to 31 inches, beneath makers name, the trunk with hole for gimbal mounting, over a mercury thermometer and bulbous brass cistern, Height 37 Inches

Walnut cased mercury stick banjo barometer ***Postage is NOT available on this item***

A 19th century rosewood stick barometer, the ivory scale with thermometer and inscribed W. Issachar 7, Colonnade, Cheltenham, 90cm high

A fortin stick barometer, mid 20th century, within a glazed mahogany case, 43in.(109.3cm.).

An oak stick barometer, signed J White, Glasgow, circa 1850, carved pediment, concealed mercury tube with a twin ivory vernier dial, thermometer tube, carved cistern cover, 105cm high07.12.16, Case with scratches and dents in parts, ivory dials are discoloured, two screws are missing from both dials, thermometer dial with one small crack to the top side, no mercury is visible in the tube and needs filling.

A 19th century rosewood cased stick barometer, with mercury filled thermometer, the dial inscribed W Gilbert London, af, height 37ins

A 19th century mahogany bow fronted stick barometer thermometer, with silvered dial marked Watkins and Hall, Charing Cross, 97cm

A mahogany stick barometer in the manner of Adie of Edinburgh, with a reeded top with a gilt brass bud finial above a silvered dial and a flame veneered case and a conforming reeded base, 103.7cm high. Provenance: From the collection of Sir Jeremy Lever.

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with a broken swan neck pediment with a hinged door, above a silvered dial inscribed 'Hoppe London', the stem with a thermometer above a turned cistern cover, 98.5cm high. Ebenezer Hoppe, 51 Church Street, Minories, London, working 1804-10.

An oak stick barometer, signed J.Staniland, Malton, circa 1870, visible mercury tube, single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer tube, cistern cover with a ivory plaque inscribed model barometer, 91cm high 08.12.16, Case with a small crack to the side, dial with three screws missing, wooden bracket to the top side of the tube is cracked, vernier with one small crack, cistern cover is loose, mercury tube with visible air bubbles.

An oak stick barometer, signed J White, Glasgow, circa 1850, carved pediment, concealed mercury tube with a twin ivory vernier dial, thermometer tube, carved cistern cover, 105cm high 07.12.16, Case with scratches and dents in parts, ivory dials are discoloured, two screws are missing from both dials, thermometer dial with one small crack to the top side, no mercury is visible in the tube and needs filling.

A mahogany stick barometer, circa 1810, visible mercury tube with a single vernier paper printed dial bearing an inscription Gt Horton, inlaid cistern cover, 95cm high 07.12.16, Case has been cleaned, door with chips to the edges, trunk with small cracks and scratches, inlaid borders with slight damage in parts, later paper dial, no mercury is visible in the tube.

A mahogany carved ship's stick barometer, signed Jones, Gray & Keen, Strand, Liverpool, circa 1850, carved case with a single vernier dial signed, thermometer box, brass cistern, 91cm high 08.12.16, Pediment is missing, mercury tube is missing, ship's wall bracket gimbal is missing, top thermometer tube bracket is broken, cistern cover is discoloured, barometer in need of restoration.

A mid 20th century brass stick barometer by Darton & Co. London, with silvered scale, thermometer below, 91cm (36in) high, together with an American designed altimeter by Penn (2)

A late 19thC walnut and ebonised stick barometer, the rectangular upper section above two tuning knops and thermometer, with carved under section, 22cm high.

G.H. & C. Gowland Opticians, Sunderland. A Victorian carved oak stick barometer, with thermometer etc. and gothic turned cistern cover, 102cm high

A 19th century Georgian mahogany stick barometer. The silvered barometer dial marked for Singers of London flanking brass adjustment. Cup and cover base with mercury barometer centre

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER by JOHN GATWARD, HITCHIN, HERTS. 39ins long.

A Mahogany Georgian stick barometer, face marked Hickman of Oxford

A George III style stick barometer and thermometer, in an inlaid mahogany case, the dial signed P Collins Merton, 98 cm high

Walnut cased mercury stick banjo barometer ***Postage is NOT available on this item***

A 19th Century Austrian stick barometer, walnut veneered with silvered dial and sliding Vernier scales, signed C. Fritsch Wien, overall length 93cm

An oak-cased stick barometer, oak stationery rack, canteen of stainless steel cutlery, silver plated ware, etc.

An antique walnut stick barometer, the engraved thermometer scale signed 'West, Coventry Street, London'

A 20th century stick barometer (collect only)

A Mahogany Inlaid Stick Barometer by G. Comitti & Son, London, 98 cms long

A brass marine stick barometer by R N Desterro, Lisbon with bracket

CARY OF LONDON: A GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with a silvered dial signed Cary London, and silver backed mercury filled thermometer, the case with turned ivory finial, 39" high. See illustration.

A George III mahogany and satinwood inlaid stick barometer with hinged door enclosing a paper dial beneath pierced broken swan neck pediment, length 99cm.

A stick barometer by Watkins, Charing Cross in mahogany case with swan neck pediment.

A stick barometer by Negretti and Zambra.

A 20th century inlaid mahogany pediment stick barometer by Comitti Holborn pediment above thermostat and central mercury channel

A 19th century Georgian mahogany stick barometer. The silvered barometer dial marked for Singers of London flanking brass adjustment. Cup and cover base with mercury barometer centre

A Victorian stick barometer and thermometer by Newton & Co 3 Fleet St. London, in walnut case and with engraved ivory scales to the barometer and thermometer, 102cms long

A scientific stick barometer / thermometer by FD & Co Ltd, Watford (117cm tall)

A Victorian oak cased stick barometer, retailed by Cotterill, Shrewsbury with architectural pediment glass scale and thermometer with ivory adjusting handles and carved foliate shield centred cistern cover, 110cm high

A George III stick barometer, Mason, Essex Bridge, Dublin, with walnut moulded cistern cover and ivory scale, 10 by 7 by 91cm.

A 19th century French mahogany stick barometer, 102cm tall, together with another

A Victorian carved oak stick Barometer, signed Pickard & Curry, Bristol, the concealed tube with white registration plates and mercury thermometer, 39in (99cm) high.

A Victorian rosewood stick barometer and thermometer with engraved ivory dial, 89cm high

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, signed J.Blatt, Brighton, silvered dial with single vernier, fitted with a thermometer, vase shaped cistern cover, 11cm wide x 96cm long. See illustration

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with paper label "By Arthur Hudson".

A walnut veneered stick barometer, by Comitti of Holborn, second half 20th century. Height 103 cm (see illustration).

A scientific mercury stick barometer, with silvered dial, adjustable scale and in mahogany case.

AN EDWARDIAN OAK STICK BAROMETER by Negretti & Zambra London, the ivorine dial with two adjustable registers '10AM YESTERDAY' '10AM TODAY', 97cm high overall

A 19th century mahogany marine stick barometer, a suspension ring above the ivorine register signed 'Stebbing Southampton', a thermometer below, with brass cistern base and gimbal wall bracket, 93cm (36in)

A brass cased stick barometer of "Admiralty" type, 36ins high, with brass gimbal, marked "N.O 159"

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND CHECKER STRUNG STICK BAROMETER by Dom. Co Barelli, London, with a broken arch pediment above the silver scaled thermometer enclosed in glass, marked 'Fever Heat', 'Blood Heat', 'Summer Heat', 'Tempe Rate' and 'Freezing', beside the barometer weather scale, over the plain trunk with circular cistern cover.94cm long.

A Victorian oak cased stick barometer with ivory dials, 92cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Adjusters working. Dials tarnished. Small crack in thermometer glass lower left. No mercury. Some breaks on the bottom roundel.

A 19th Century brass cased ship's stick barometer on a gimbal mount marked "No. 107"

A George III mahogany boxwood line inlaid stick barometer with engraved silvered dial signed F Cremoneno over a turned cistern cover. h. 95 cm CONDITION REPORT: Finial missing. Thermometer capillary tube broken. Cistern cover broken and later repaired. General wear and tear

A Peter Wiggins Stick Barometer, with decorative inlay. (af)

A replica brass ships stick barometer, mounted in a gimbal

George III stick barometer / thermometer with brass dial, signed - John Soudelli, Lyn, in feather-banded mahogany case with broken arch pediment, 94.5cm high

George III stick barometer / thermometer with silvered dial, signed - C. Favelli Warranted', in inlaid mahogany case with broken arch pediment, 97cm

George II stick barometer with domed top, silvered scale, signed - 'I. Mann Fecit', in chamfered mahogany case with bulb and spiral-twist base, 92cm