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Golden Oak cased aneroid barometer circa 1920

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An visually striking aneroid barometer set in a turned Golden Oak case, measuring 9" in overall diameter, and dating to the first quarter of the 20th century, circa 1920, it's unsigned but clearly a quality piece.
The elegant steel indicator needle sits above a clean white glass 5" dial, housed under a bevelled glass cover set within brass bezel, and the golden oak surround has acquired a pleasing patination over time.
Fully functional, a substantial yet decorative barometer weighing just over 1.4kgs, it is in very good condition, and with its brass keyhole bracket, is ready to be hung on the wall.

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£90		SC1164	Free	£12

This is an unusual example of a 19th century aneroid pocket barometer & altimeter of a smaller size than the norm measuring just 40mm in diameter, compared to the more standard diameter of 50mm.
The silvered dial is engraved 'Compensated , J. Brown, Optician, Glasgow' who is recorded as working between 1871 to 1900, and has a barometric scale range from 23 to 31 inches.
The altimeter scale is rotated by the knurled knob at the top, and has a scale range of zero to 8,000 feet.
The barometer casing is made of polished brass, and in good condition, with no denting or rubbing.
A very clean & tidy pocket barometer of a rare size (see photo for scale) with a chip free bevelled glass, it's in full working order, it also passes the plastic bag pressure test.
It comes with its original silk & green velvet lined case in good cosmetic condition, but has a replacement button for releasing the catch to open the lid..

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£225		SC1136	Free	£9

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This is large and impressive ships Sestrel bulkhead barometer by F Smith & Son, Southampton.
Housed in a dent free brass case & set on a dark oak backplate, with a clean metal dial under a beveled glass cover.
In really very good condition, as can be seen from the photos, the only blemish is a very small flake chip on the underside edge of the glass crystal around the 29 position .
It measures 11" at its largest diameter, & just under 7" on the front, with a depth of 4".
In full working order, a true marine aneroid barometer from the first half of the 20th century, weighing just under 2.6kgs.

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£245		SC1126	Free	£35

Genuine Negretti & Zambra pocket weather forecaster

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This ingenious invention first patented in 1915 by Negretti & Zambra, is designed to more accurately predict the weather in conjunction with wind direction & barometer readings, which are then set by two rotating discs, revealing a letter code corresponding to one of 26 forecasts printed on the reverse.
Whilst copies are now available, this is the genuine article carrying the Negretti & Zambra London name and patent no 6276/15.
It dates to the 1920's, and comes complete with its original instructions inside the N & Z printed cardboard box, which is in good sound condition. Measuring just 55mm in diameter & of Ivorine construction it's in excellent complete condition, and if you have a barometer you need one of these!

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£65		SC1151	Free	£5

19th century rope twist aneroid barometer by G R Eve & Co

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This is a superb antique aneroid rope twist barometer with very attractive ceramic dial, by G R Eve & Co, North Shields.
Dating from the last quarter of the 19th century, this is a quality barometer in full working order, set in a mahogany body with a very stylish hand painted ceramic dial and bevelled glass. Measuring 9" overall with a dial diameter of 7" and 2.5" depth, this is a large barometer in very good condition, which combines the appeal of a traditional antique with a strong decorative quality.

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This is an aneroid pocket barometer with a revolving altimeter scale measuring zero to 8,000 feet.
Dating to the last quarter of the 19th century it's signed 'Dollond London, Compensated' on the dial and is also compensated for temperature.
The case is made of gilded brass, and is in good dent free condition, with most of its gilding intact, although there is some very minor loss on the back (see last photo).
It comes with its original green velvet & silk lined leather case, which is in very good condition with both the hinge and catch in working order.
The barometric scale ranges from 23 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the aluminium dial.
A high quality Victorian pocket barometer in full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 50mm diameter and 15mm in depth.

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This is fine example of a late 19th century aneroid pocket barometer & altimeter. Made by Short & Mason, it was retailed by the Army & Navy stores at the turn of the century. The silvered dial is engraved 'Compensated For Temperature, No J.26128, SHORT & MASON, LONDON, Made For A. & N.C.S. Ltd. WESTMINSTER.' and has a barometric scale range from 23 to 31 inches.
The altimeter scale is rotated by the knurled knob at the top, and has a scale range of zero to 8,000 feet.
The case is made of nickel plated brass, and in good condition, with no denting or rubbing of the plating.
A nice pocket barometer with a chip free bevelled glass, it's in full working order, (it also passes the plastic bag test), and measures 50mm diameter by 17mm in depth.
It comes with its original silk & velvet lined case in good cosmetic condition, although as with many of these cases its missing its button catch, so wont snap shut, but will still close flush and protect the barometer.

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This is an aneroid pocket barometer with a revolving altimeter scale measuring zero to 8,000 feet.
The case is made of polished brass, and is in excellent condition, with no tarnishing or dents, and there is a small hole for access to the adjustment screw.
It has a barometeric scale reading from 24 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the frosted aluminium dial, along with the word 'Compensated' which indicates it is temperature compensated.
An antique pocket barometer in full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 45mm diameter and 15mm in depth. Although unsigned, the dial design is the same as models produced by Dollond toward the end of the 19th century.
A quality instrument of a type that is becoming increasingly hard to find, and comes in a modern plush presentation case for both protection, and gift purposes.

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Marine aneroid ships barometer circa 1910

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This is a quite impressive brass cased Ships bulkhead Marine barometer which incorporates a curved centigrade & Fahrenheit thermometer on the dial.
The brushed aluminium dial carries the name John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington and Marine Aneroid.
It has a brass case mounted on to what appears to be an oak back plate, with two brass wall hanging brackets, and is of substantial proportions, measuring 11” at its widest point with a 7” dial & 4” in depth.
It dates to the early 20th century, circa 1910, and is in very good condition as can be seen in the photos, with no dents to the brass casing, just a few tarnish marks here and there. The oak back is also in good condition, no splits, gouges or cracks.
In full working order including the thermometer, this is a quite unique barometer which really would be a showpiece for any setting.

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A fine example of a pocket barometer with a revolving altimeter scale measuring zero to 10,000 feet.
Dating to the last quarter of the 19th century, it's signed 'E. Saunders, Optician, Oxford' on the dial along with 'Improved Scale, Compensated, Rd 149175'.
E Saunders is recorded as working in Oxford between 1865 to 1885.
In excellent condition, as can be seen from the photos, the case is made of gilded brass and is dent free, with virtually all of its gilding intact.
It comes with its original green velvet lined leather case which is also in very good condition with both the hinge and catch in working order.
The barometeric scale ranges from 21 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the clean aluminium dial.
In full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 50mm diameter and 15mm in depth.

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A late Victorian aneroid pocket barometer by Negretti & Zambra numbered 18363, which incorporates a revolving altimeter scale measuring from zero to 10,000 feet.
Dating to the around 1890 it's signed Negretti & Zambra London, 18363 on the dial and is also compensated for temperature.
The straight sided case is made of gold plated brass, and is in exceptional condition with absolutely no loss of any of the gilding. It comes with its original velvet & silk lined lined leather covered case, which is also in very good condition with both the hinge and catch in working order.
The barometeric scale ranges from 22 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the silvered aluminium dial which is housed under a clean bevelled glass.
Barometers by Negretti & Zambra are very sought after and this is a superb example in full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), measures 50mm diameter and 15mm in depth.

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This is an English aneroid pocket barometer with a very decorative face, in excellent condition.
The case is made of gilded brass, and is in good condition, with virtually all its gilding intact, and it comes with its original blue velvet lined leather case which is also in very good sound condition with both hinge and catch working.
The barometeric scale ranges from 26 to 31 inches with the lettering and numbers in raised print on a very clean, white enamel dial, it also has a rotating bezel with a small guide marker to set the last measurement.
A neat & tidy pocket barometer in full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 50mm diameter and 15mm in depth. Made in London (as printed on the dial) but unsigned, its clearly a quality instrument of a type that is becoming increasingly hard to find, and is circa 1900.

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Lerebours et Secretan aneroid barometer circa 1850

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This is a quite unique aneroid barometer by the famous French makers, Lerebours et Secretan. Established in 1845, they became the foremost instrument makers of their time both in France and the rest of Europe, and pieces by them are very scarce and not usually found outside of museums. This barometer with curved mercury thermometer is a fine and rare example, and dates to between 1845 to 1855, (this was the period that Lerebours et Secretan worked from the Pont Neuf address).
Signed on the dial ‘Lerebours et Secretan, 13 Pont Neuf, Paris’ the barometer and thermometer are in full working order, and it still passes the plastic bag test. Measuring 5" in diameter at its widest point, the brass case is dent free and has the pleasing dark patination that only comes with the passing of time. A genuinely rare antique which would grace any collection.

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This is an aneroid pocket barometer with a revolving altimeter scale measuring zero to 10,000 feet.
Dating to the early 1900's it's signed 'Army & Navy Stores Ltd, London' on the dial and is also compensated for temperature.
The case is made of gilded brass, and is in good dent free condition, with most of its gilding intact, although there is some loss on the back (see last photo). It comes with its original velvet lined leather case, embossed W.O. on the lid, and is in very good condition with both the hinge and catch in working order.
The barometeric scale ranges from 21 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the aluminium dial.
A clean & tidy pocket barometer in full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 50mm diameter and 15mm in depth.

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	SOLD	SC1002

John Barker marine aneroid barometer with curved thermometer

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This is an impressive ships Marine barometer by John Barker of Kensington, which dates to around 1915, and set in an attractive rope twist carved oak surround. It incorporates a curved centigrade & fahrenheit thermomemeter on the distinctive aluminium dial which is in excellent condition, and engraved 'Marine Aneroid, John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington'.
The shapely blued steel indicator needle is housed under a quality bevelled glass cover set within a polished brass bezel. Fully functional including the thermometer, this barometer is in excellent condition, and the passing of time has produced the most wonderful patination on the carved oak surround.
Dimensions are, 9" diameter on the base, 6.5" dial, and 2.5" depth. Please take time to look at all the photos to appreciate the sheer quality of this piece.

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	SOLD	SC850

Vintage mahogany cased aneroid barometer

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A visually striking aneroid barometer set in a flame polished mahogany case. This is a large barometer measuring 11" overall diameter, and dates to the first quarter of the 20th century, unsigned but clearly a quality piece.
The blued steel indicator needle sits above a clean white glass 7" dial, housed under a bevelled glass cover, set within brass bezel. Fully functional, this barometer is in excellent condition, and the passing of time has produced the most wonderful patination on the turned mahogany surround. An impressive decorative item, the photos do not do it justice!

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19th century barometer by Marratt & Ellis London Bridge

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This is a superb example of a brass cased aneroid barometer with an open faced dial incorporating a curved Fahrenheit thermometer.
The rear of the case is engraved ‘Marratt & Ellis, Opticians, 63 King William St, London Bridge’ who worked at this address from 1874.
This barometer is in very good condition as can be seen by the photos and simply oozes quality. Not only is it free from any damage or dents, but there is a pleasing patina to the brass case and the silvered aluminium dial is divided in inches of mercury from 28 to 31, some minor fading on the letters.
It’s in full working order including the thermometer, passes the ‘plastic bag’ test and the thick bevelled glass is also in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, so barometer is ready to hang.
The barometer can be adjusted by means of an adjustment screw on the back and measures 130mm diameter at it's widest point, and 50mm in depth.

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Victorian aneroid barometer & thermometer circa 1890

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An impressive 19th century aneroid barometer with curved mercury thermometer, on a traditional ceramic dial with the distinctive red capitals, set under a thick bevelled glass within a brass bezel.
Unsigned, it dates to around 1890 and measures 9" diameter at its largest point, the dial being just under 7" in diameter, with a total depth of 2 1/2" a substantial barometer measuring just under 2kgs.
Set in a ropetwist Oak surround, this is a very decorative antique barometer in superb condition as can be seen from the photos, and in full working order, including the thermometer.

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Negretti & Zambra brass desktop weather forecaster

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This is a much rarer version of the popular Negretti & Zambra pocket weather forecaster, being a desk top model and made from brass. Dating from around 1920, this is a larger and more comprehensive forecaster, giving 60 forecast lines, and also a more decorative piece. It carries the same patent number 6276/15 and consists of a circular frame with two rotating discs which set the barometric pressure, wind direction and rise or fall. The main centre disc also has all the directions for use engraved on it, and the condition is very good, all text is legible.
The overall diameter is 4.75" and it can be either wall hung on its ring, or free standing on an integral stand which is a later replacement, but more than adequate for its purpose. (see photos)

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This is a superb antique aneroid rope twist barometer with very attractive ceramic dial, by G F Brown & Co Carlisle.
Dating from the last quarter of the 19th century, this is a quality barometer in full working order, set in an oak body with a very stylish hand painted ceramic dial and bevelled glass. Measuring 9" overall with a dial diameter of 7" and 2.5" depth, this is a large barometer in very good condition, which combines the appeal of a traditional antique with a strong decorative quality.

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This is a handsome Edwardian aneroid wall barometer by Dollond of London, set in a turned Oak case. The attractive silvered dial is engraved 'Dollond London', and covered by a thick bevelled glass retained in its original brass bezel. In excellent clean condition all round and measuring just under 7" diameter overall, the dial is a little over 5" diameter. Barometers by Dollond are quite sought after, and this is a nice example in full working order, a great decorative piece by a renowned maker dating to around 1910.

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Vintage aneroid barometer set in an impressive ropetwist carved dark oak backplate. The attractive glass dial is in excellent clean condition as is the bevelled glass cover. Measuring just under 8" diameter at its largest point, the dial is a little over 5" diameter. Unsigned, a quality barometer in full working order, a great decorative piece.

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	SOLD	SC642

Aneroid barometer by Thos Armstrong , circa 1910

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An Edwardian aneroid barometer of impressive proportions signed Thos Armstrong & Bros Ltd, Manchester & Liverpool, on the dial. This company was established in 1875, and were quite prolific makers of top quality barometers.
Dating to around 1910, this is a genuine antique barometer in full working order, set in a dark polished mahogany body, with a very stylish silvered dial and bevelled glass. Measures 11" overall with a dial diameter of 7" and 3" depth. Cosmetically in very good condition, a handsome piece, with its original brass bezel in clean undamaged condition.

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Antique barometer with curved thermometer circa 1885

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An impressive 19th century aneroid barometer with curved mercury thermometer, signed 'GRAY & SELBY, Nottingham' on a traditional ceramic dial, set under a thick bevelled glass within a brass bezel.
It dates to around 1885, and is a rare example by a partnership of instrument makers who are believed to have been active from the second half of the 19th century. Measuring just over 7" diameter at its largest point, the dial is 5" in diameter, and total depth is 2 1/2".
Set in a ropetwist Oak surround, this is a very decorative antique barometer in superb condition as can be seen from the photos, and in full working order.

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This is a handsome pocket barometer with a revolving altimeter scale measuring to 8000 feet. The silvered dial is engraved ' Moody Bell & Lamb Ltd, Cheltenham Spa' and it probably dates to the beginning of the 20th century. The case is made of gilded brass, and is in super condition, with all its gilding intact, plus a very clean dial and crystal. The barometeric scale ranges from 23 to 31 inches and all the lettering and numbers are etched into the dial. In full working order (it passes the plastic bag test), it measures 47mm diameter and 18mm in depth. Although there is no case, it will be supplied with a modern plush presentation box, so would make an ideal gift.

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Negretti & Zambra circular wall barometer

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Vintage aneroid wall barometer by Negretti & Zambra, set in an impressive red mahogany case. The attractive silvered dial is engraved 'Negretti & Zambra London, No 28715',and also has the famous intertwined N&Z logo. The red mahogany case is decorated with a distinctive stringing and has a rich patination to it. In excellent clean condition as is the bevelled glass cover and measuring just over 7" diameter overall, the dial is a little over 5" diameter.
A superb example in full working order, a great decorative piece dating to around 1900.

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19th century pocket barometer/altimeter with curved thermometer

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Probably dating from the third quarter of the 19th century, this is is fully operational pocket barometer with curved thermometer. Its worth noting that this barometer has a barometric scale of 21 to 31 inches, which is much greater than the typical 25 to 31 range found on standard pocket barometers. This is confirmation that its main purpose was probably as an altimeter for use by mountaineers of the period, the revolving altitude scale is 0 to 10,000 feet.
The silvered dial is in nice clean condition, with only some light discoloration, and the case is also in very good condition retaining all its original gilding and no dents. Housed in a military style brown leather case which is in fine condition, and has a loop for attaching to a belt.
Compensated for temparature variations, the barometer measures 50mm dia x 20mm depth, and all is in full working order, including the thermometer.
Although unsigned, this is an exceptional instrument of quality that is still practical for use today.

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WW1 brass cased naval barometer T Wheeler

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Brass cased ships aneroid barometer, signed T Wheeler London No 5336, Compensated II. Wheeler made many instruments for the Royal Navy during WW1 and this one also carries the war department arrow both on the dial and case. With a finely graduated matt silver dial, marked in inches of mercury from 26 to 31, its in good cosmetic condition, save for a 15mm scratch on the glass and some very light tarnishing on the underside, but with a nice age patination all round.
A fine example in original unrestored condition, and in full working order. Measures 5" at its widest point, and 2" in depth.

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19th century pocket barometer with thermometer, Dixey New Bond St London

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Probably dating from the third quarter of the 19th century, this rare pocket barometer with curved thermometer was made by Dixey, and is signed Dixey, Optn to the Queen, New Bond St, LONDON.. This maker was known to be working from this address from 1845 and was renowned for producing high specification instruments. This barometer has a barometric scale of 27 to 32 inches, and is compensated for temperature.
The gilded case shows some scuffing on the back, but otherwise in good condition including its green silk lined leather case which retains its button catch.
Barometer measures 45mm dia x 15mm depth, and all is in full working order including thermometer.
An exceptional instrument that still has a practical use today.

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Victorian aneroid barometer with curved thermometer

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Stunning 19th century aneroid barometer with curved mercury thermometer, signed 'JOSEPH DAVIS & Co, Fitzroy Works, Kennington, London S.E.' on a traditional ceramic dial, set under a thick bevelled glass within a brass bezel.
Dates to around 1890, and is a superb example by a quality barometer maker who first started business in 1868. Measuring just over 7" diameter at its largest point, the dial is 5" in diameter, and total depth is 2 1/2".
Set in a ropetwist Oak surround, this is very, decorative Victorian barometer in excellent condition, and fully working.

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19th century French Holosteric barometer with twin thermometers

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Dating to around 1875, this is a rare French Holosteric barometer with twin thermometers by Paul Naudet, who was France's premier barometer maker of the second half of the 19th century, and the brass case carries his marks PNHB.
This particular barometer has the unique feature of not just one thermometer, but two. One is a mercury type with Fahrenheit scale, and the other is a red alcohol type with Centigrade/Reaumur scale, both are intact and working.
In full working order and good condition all round, the brass case is free from dents or dings, and is in its original uncleaned condition with a deep patination. This open face dial barometer is not only a collectors piece but also a very decorative item.
Measures 6.5" at its widest point, and 2" in depth.

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Antique pocket barometer by MP Tench London

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In excellent condition, this is a stunning 19th century pocket barometer/altimeter with revolving altitude scale of 0 - 8000 feet. Made by M. P. Tench, 153 Fleet St, London.
The case is gilded and incorporates suspension ring, with a nice clean silver dial engraved with makers name as above.
Housed in a brown leather covered case lined in green velvet and silk, all in good order with working internal catch.
Barometer measures 45mm dia x 15mm depth, and is in full working order.

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19th c Holosteric barometer by Paul Naudet

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A superb brass cased French Holosteric barometer, signed and retailed by E Lennie, Edinburgh, but actually made by Paul Naudet, who was France's premier barometer maker of the second half of the 19th century, both dial and case carry his marks PNHB..
In full working order and very good condition, the dial in particular is virtually mint, and the brass case is free from dents or dings, with only minor surface blemishes on the back. Please study the photos to appreciate the excellent condition of this piece which has obviously been well cared for . Measures 5" at its widest point, and 2" in depth.

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This is a stunning antique mahogany mounted aneroid barometer with curved mercury thermometer. Although unsigned, this barometer oozes quality, and is in mint condition, yet the passing of time has produced the most wonderful patination on the ornately carved mahogany. I don't think the photos do it justice! Dating to the first quarter of the 20th century, everything is in full working order including the thermometer. Dimensions are, 9" diameter on the base, 5" dial, and 3" depth. Please take time to look at all the photos to appreciate the quality of this piece. Would make a great gift for someone!

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Rope twist barometer by J Hall Opticians Bradford

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Aneroid rope twist barometer with very attractive ceramic dial, by J Hall Opticians Bradford.
Dating from the 1st quarter of the 20th century, this is a quality barometer in full working order, set in an oak body with a very stylish ceramic dial and bevelled glass. Measures 7.5" overall with a dial diameter of 5" and 2.5" depth. Cosmetically in very good condition, this is a handsome piece, with only some tarnishing on the edge of the brass bezel.

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19th cent aneroid barometer by JD Fisher, Lincoln

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Brass cased aneroid barometer, signed J D Fisher 228 High St, Lincoln, dating to the latter part of the 19th century. In full working order and good cosmetic condition, no dents or glass damage, some tarnishing but still retaining most of its original brass finish. The hanging loop and stem is also original. and the dial is very clean. Measures 5" at its widest point, and 2" in depth.

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Ships aneroid barometer, by John Barker, Kensington

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Large brass cased Ships barometer, by John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington. This impressive barometer has an attractive glass dial, and is set on a mahogany backplate with brass hanging brackets. Measuring 11"diameter at its widest point with an 8" dial and 4" depth, this barometer would make a great showpiece for any room. In full working order with no dents, this dates to the first quarter of the 20th century.

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19th century Holosteric French pocket barometer

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19th century brass cased French Holosterique aneroid barometer. Signed in very fancy script Maison de L'Ingt Chevalier Opt'n, Place du Pont - Neuf 15, Paris, on the metal dial which could do with a little cleaning round the outer edges. I would describe it as a large pocket barometer, measuring just under 7.5cm diameter and 3cm deep. Bevelled glass front, in good condition all round, with no dents on brass case and in full working order. Please note the hanging ring is probably not the original.

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Brass cased Holosteric aneroid barometer, dating to the latter part of the 19th century. Nice clean dial, white enamel on copper, with an oval logo on the reverse of the dial that reads "EMAILLEUR PARIS" there is also a name above this, but unfortunately its not legible. (see last photo on enlarged page for thumbnail). It incorporates a curved mercury thermometer which is fully working and intact. This barometer is in very good condition, only small dent on bottom, which is hardly noticeable. The dial positively gleams, but my photography skills do not do it justice! Email me if you need more pictures.
Measures 5" diameter at it widest point, depth 2". In full working order.

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This is an excellent quality pocket-watch type barometer/altimeter in super condition.
It has an attractive un-marked silver-faced dial with an adjustable outer altitude scale graduated to 8000 feet.
It has its original slightly bevelled glass and the hanging loop and case have an extemely attractive blued brass finish which is entirely un-marked.
The maker is Aitchison of London, who was in business from 1870 until the merger with Dollond in 1923 and became Dollond & Aitchison.
The instrument is compensated for temperature variations and has an inset screw on the back for setting local atmospheric pressure. It is in working order.
The maroon Morocco leather case is in good condition with the hinge and catch working but the button to the catch is missing.
The interior linings of green velvet and silk are un-marked save for some fading of the velvet around the loop area.
The dial is approx 2ins in diameter and the depth is approx 0.75ins.
Rare to find a quality named pocket barometer in such good condition for less than £300.

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	SOLD	SC216

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Impressive circular barometer, signed "Jacob Sachs, Hof-Optiker Koln" Measuring 9" diameter overall, with 5" dial, set in a lovely mahogany frame, with beveled glass, it weighs approximately 1.2 kgs. Its in good condition (as can be seen from photos) and in working order, although the brass bezel could do with a polish (no dents).

Price	Status	Code	Ship UK	Overseas
	SOLD	SC011

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