Antique Barometers

An exceptional late Georgian, mahogany stick barometer thermometer by this recorded Bath maker. The case with arched moulded pediment is solid ma...

A fine Georgian stick barometer. The well figured mahogany veneered case with moulded architectural pediment and central turned brass finial. The c...

With an ormolu oval dial set into a veined onyx frame supported by a single column on a tripod base, the uprights and the edges applied with emboss...

This is a nice slim stick barometer, dated c.1850. The barometer has an arched top over a slim trunk with visible tube and hemispherical turned ...

A fine George III mahogany case stick barometer with swan neck pediment having a hygrometer, a scale registering from stormy to very dry and number...

Mahogany Regency shell inlaid barometer by " Tresoldi" of Westbury Wiltshire. A. Tresoldi is listed as working between 1810 and 1830.

A good Georgian mahogany wheel barometer. The case has rope twist chequered edging, inlaid paterae top and bottom and leaf inlays to either side of...

A good William IV period rosewood and mother of pearl bow fronted stick barometer with its original bowed glass thermometer by this fine London mak...

A solid mahogany circular barometer , having a circular case inlay with boxwood stringing a convex profile brass bezel and an engraved and silvered...

The barometer has an arched top over a slim trunk with visible tube and hemispherical turned cistern cover. The two-piece register plate is sign...

An exceptionally fine angle barometer in the manner of and almost certainly made by the renowned Whitehurst family of Derby. The vertical arm ...

A rare late Georgian mahogany bow fronted stick barometer with its original glazed thermometer by this fine Bristol maker. The flat to the wall...

A rare & fine French metamorphic desk piece, the clock and barometer within a binocular form housing which transforms into a stereoscopic viewer, o...

A good quality mahogany stick barometer. The rectangular silvered brass scale calibrated from 27" to 31" with sliding vernier controlled from wi...

Ships wheel Clock/Barometer compendium in nickel and gilded case. French clock movement wound and set from the side by using the cannon barrels. ...

A fine decorative french eglomise barometer.

A fine William IV period mahogany stick barometer, the bow-fronted case with carved reeded top and cistern cover with Lotus leaf terminal.

Early 19th century stick barometer with an arched and glazed register and a hemi-spherical cistern cover.

A striking pair of ship's wheels clock & aneroid barometer constructed from coromandel and wonderfully gilded brass. This pair of Ship's Wheels ...

An early 19th Century French Bronze and Ormolu Clock having 8-day enamel dial striking movement enclosed in ornate arched case depicting female ...

Rene lalique Frosted and Opalescent glass bedside clock "Inseperables" Moulded mark R Lalique, and etched France. Fitted with an eight day Swiss cy...

Satinwood stick barometer by 'Schmalcalder,82 Strand';a veneered case with an ebonised line edging; the mercury tube with a brass cap and with a th...

BAROGRAPH. Mahogany case with bevelled glass and chart draw. Guaranteed for one year. Includes charts and ink.

A stick barometer in excellent original condition, by John Hoffmeyer, Birmingham, circa 1820. The mahogany case has a swan neck pediment and gla...

An Early 19th Century French Empire period ormolu Mantel Clock, having 8 day striking movement, with part enamelled dial, with classical female ...

A rare early 19th century mahogany stick barometer signed J. Newman, 122 Regent St, London. The mahogany case is surmounted by an elaborate moul...

A 19th century Victorian carved oak cased Admiral Fitzroy Barometer. The wonderful carved oak case has a tube and syphon of mercury which show...

An excellent mahogany wheel barometer of good proportions and with high quality inlay. The 8" diameter silvered brass dial calibrated from 28" t...

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid Sheraton style barometer and thermometer. The barometer has a circular ceramic dial, a bevel glass ...

An exceptionally rare and possibly unique 18th century wheel barometer. The 8½" diameter silvered brass scale calibrated from 28" to 31" with w...

Mahogany stick Barometer by Abraham of Bath, with a herringbone veneered case and an urn-shaped cistern cover. George III, circa 1815-20.

An Edwardian gilt metal barometer and thermometer. The barometer is in the style of a ships wheel, which turns to move the pointer to the baro...

An unusual Art Deco influenced inverted aneroid barometer haing a solid mahogany case, withs a break arch pediment, with a central brass finial, a ...

An excellent mahogany wheel barometer with 10" dial featuring the Hygrometer to the centre of the case. The 10" diameter silvered brass scale ca...

A good Regency barometer with shell marquetry inlays by "Cetti & Co, 25 Red Lion Street, Holborn, London". Joseph Cetti & co are listed as working ...

Victorian oak cased stick barometer by Mc Elroy of Manchester with ivory arched face. Over 30 other barometers in stock as well as many scientific...

BAROGRAPH with chart draw, oak case and bevelled glass.. Includes charts and ink. Guaranteed for one year.

An early Victorian rosewood and mother-of-pearl 'onion top' barometer.

A good George III period mahogany, double line and shell inlaid wheel barometer, the 8” dial signed “A.Rivolta, Chester, the whole surmounted w...

A late 19th century Victorian oak stick barometer and thermometer. The oak case has a carved decoration with a circular carved boss over the m...

A rosewood cased Victorian banjo barometer

A wheel barometer by COX of DEVENPORT. The fine quality tulipwood, crossbanded case suggests a date circa 1825, although Cox is recorded working in...

An original oak cased Admiral Fitzroy Barometer. It has a mercury filled tube with a vacuum at the top to enable a pressure reading to be taken. It...

Victorian, oak cased, hanging stick barometer and thermometer with an ivory arched face