Mercurial barometers
These barometers are exceptional value for money and apart from forecasting the weather, they are usually also very attractive pieces of furniture.
An extremely rare, English 'Campaign' stick barometer in a Rosewood case. Circa 1850.
A rare and beautiful, mid 19th century travelling barometer. Stock No: 14441 The case consists of a hollow square-section Rosewood trunk with a wider top box. The top box is hung from a swivelling brass ring that is anchored to a brass top plate. The front has a plain, opening protective hinged door that when opened, reveals the barometer tube, bone scales and vernier setting slide...
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Rare and Early 'Sheraton' banjo barometer of the first period by Walter Gough, London. Circa 1785.
For the discerning collector. Stock No: 14252 This is a lovely example of a late 18th Century barometer that has good colour and is in great condition. The substantial solid case with well-figured mahogany veneer, having a swan-necked pediment with ivory paterae and centre ball finial...
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Late Georgian Barometer
Georgian wheel barometer. Stock No: 14065 This has a well shaped, figured mahogany, four dial case with a Swan-neck pediment and flat bottom. It has a brass top finial, hygrometer dial, long mercurial thermometer with a silver brass scale...
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Sheraton style banjo barometer.
A mercury wheel barometer. Stock No: 14135 This is a lovely example of an early 19th Century barometer that has good colour and is in great condition. Having 2 dials (Thermometer & Barometer), the waisted mahogany case with ebony and boxwood stringing around the edge and shell design marquetry to the top, bottom and waisted sides...
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A good Georgian banjo barometer by George Dollond of London for sale. C.1830.
Exceptional original barometer by a good maker. Stock No: 14378 This larger than usual piece is in fabulous original condition. It has never been restored and has traces of the original gilding to the cast, Sheraton style bezel...
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