A Fine Quality Flame Mahogany William IV Five-Piece Wheel Barometer, the fine quality break arch swan neck pediment with no damages, the slender elegant shaped flame mahogany case with boxwood stringing surmounted by a brass urn shaped final, the silvered engraved 8-inch diameter main-register contained within a cast polished brass bezel with convex glass, the bayonet fixed alcohol thermometer with silvered engraved scale, hydrometer to top with an engraved silvered spirit level to bottom of case warranted, circa 1830-1840 Size: 45” x 12” x 2”. Learn More

A Flame Mahogany Upside Down William IV Mahogany Regency Un-Named Wheel AntiqueBarometer, the fine quality break arch pediment surmounted by a ormolu finial, the well figured flame mahogany upside down case with the dial unusually at the top surmounted by a brass urn shaped final within the break arch top, the silvered engraved 8" diameter main-register contained within a cast polished brass bezel with convex glass, the bayonet fixed mercury thermometer with silvered engraved scale, circa 1830-1840 Size: 45" x 14" x 2". Learn More

A Pair Of 12- inch Cary Table Globes, The terrestrial globe is inscribed: CARY’S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, delineated from the best Authorities extant, Exhibiting the late Discoveries towards
the NORTH POLE, and every improvement in Geography, to the present Time. Made & sold by G. & J. Cary 86 St James’s Street, 1836.The celestial globe is dated Jan 1816 with the stars selected from most accurate observations and calculated for the year 1800. Both globes are supported on a mahogany stand.

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A Stunning Quality Late 19th Century English Mahogany Boxed Aneroid Barometer By C.W. Dixey,5 New Bond Street, London, the stunning quality mahogany case containing a signed laquered brass aneroid barometer, the silvered main-register with setting hand, the polished and lacquered brass bezel with a bevelled glass, circa 1900 Size: 5" x 7" x 6 1/2" Learn More

A Very Fine Quality Late 19th Century Bell Frame Sextant with The Box And All Its Fittings Belonging To J.S Harris R.N (Royal Navy) By Heath & Co Ltd, Crayford, London, Certificate of examination class a, The Kew Observatory, Surry,
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A Very Fine Quality Mid 20th Century Sextant with The Box And All Its Fittings By The Hezzanith Instruments Works, London, Certificate of examination, Circa 1956 ,rapid reader patent Learn More

An Antique Mid To Late 19th Century Architectural Top Oak Stick Barometer By Adie, 395 Strand, London, the architectural top case with scroll mouldings below the large main white ivory dial register, the carved oak case with straight sides and an octagonal cistern cover, containing also a mercury thermometer with conforming ivory scale, the two part signed ivory dials with a rack and pinion adjusting vernier, circa 1870 Size: 38” x 2 ¼ ” x 3 Learn More

An Antique Mid To Late 19th Century Gothic Carved Oak Stick Barometer By Chadburn And Sons, Liverpool, the flat top case with scroll mouldings below the large main white enamel dial registers, the carved oak case with chamfered corners to the sides and an octagonal cistern cover containing also an alcohol thermometer, the two part signed enamel dials with twin rack and pinion adjusting verniers, circa 1870 Size: 38” x 4” x 3”. Learn More

An Early 19th Century Inlaid Mahogany Sheraton Wheel Antique Barometer, nsigned surmounted by a break arch pediment over a floral inlay, long thermometer box flanked at the base by conch shell inlays, the 8 inch silvered dial with blued-steel pointer with brass setting hands, concave sectioned brass bezel and further floral inlay Size: 98cm (38.5in) long. Learn More

An early 19th century mahogany stick barometer By Gough, Middle Row Holborn, London The broken pediment centred on a brass urn finial, over the well figured trunk with inlaid geometric marquetry banding, terminating in a circular cistern cover, the rectangular silvered dial with glazed door, 28-31 inch scale, seven weather predictions, manual vernier . 96.5cm (38in)

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An early 19th century mahogany stick barometer Watkins, Charing Cross, London the cuban mahogany trunk , terminating in a circular cistern cover, the rectangular silvered dial with glazed door, 28-31 inch scale, three weather predictions, manual vernier . 96.5cm (38in)
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An Edwardian English Large Size mahogany Aneroid Barometer By Aitchison & Co Optitions To H.M Govt, London & Provinces, the stunningly mahogany case containing a 15-inch white enamel dial (main-register), the polished and lacquered brass bezel with a bevelled glass, circa 1920 Size: 15-inches round. Learn More

An English Fine Quality And Very Original Rosewood And Mother Of Pearl Early Victorian Four-Piece Wheel Antique Barometer By Whitmore And Sons, Birmingham, the fine quality cabinet made rosewood case heavily inlayed with mother of pearl all over in the form of swans and foliage surmounted by an scroll shaped top, the silvered engraved 10” diameter main-register, contained within a cast polished brass bezel with convex glass, the bayonet fixed mercury thermometer with silvered engraved scale, the bottom with a spirit level signed whitmore, birmingham, the top with a silvered scale hydrometer, this barometer is in very good condition with no loses to the mother of pearl, circa 1850 Size: 40” x 13” x 3. Learn More

An English Fine Quality Walnut Early Victorian Two-Piece Wheel Antique Barometer By Negretti & Zambra, London, the fine quality walnut case of original colour surmounted by an scroll shaped top, the signed silvered engraved 10-inch diameter main-register, contained within a cast polished brass bezel with a thickly cut bevelled flat type glass, the bayonet fixed mercury thermometer with silvered engraved scale, this barometer is of very good quality, circa 1840, listed maker Size: 40” x 13” x 3”. Learn More

An English Flame Mahogany Early William IV Four-Piece Wheel Barometer By Cattaneo, Stockton, Liverpool, the fine quality flame mahogany case of lovely original colour surmounted by an architectural top, the silvered engraved 10-inch diameter main-register, contained within a cast polished brass bezel with a convex glass, the bayonet fixed alcohol thermometer with silvered engraved scale, circa 1840, listed maker Size: 44” x 12” x 3”. Learn More