Aneroid Barometers & Barographs.
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A rare and giant, scientific 24 hour chart Barograph in a glazed oak case. Circa 1958.
This 'one day chart' large barograph is exceptionably accurate to the point of scientific.
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Barograph. In a light oak, 5-glass case. Circa: 1910 (Edwardian period).
A superior quality, beautiful and totally original barograph. Stock No: 14484 The 8 day duration, drum timepiece clock movement with its original and top-mounted, Cylinder, platform escapement. Contained in a revolving 3 3/4" diameter brass chart drum. This is mounted upon the top base tier as is the barometric cradle with an 8-tiered stack...
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Barograph. In a 5-glass mahogany case and retailed by Harrods of London. Circa: early 20th century.
A good quality and totally original barograph. Stock No: 14485 The 8 day duration, drum timepiece clock movement with its original Cylinder, platform escapement. Contained in a revolving 3 3/4" diameter brass chart drum. This is mounted upon the top base tier as is barometric cradle with an 8-tiered stack. Between the drum and stack is a vertically-mounted mercurial thermometer with an ivorine scale...
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Barograph by Short & Mason. In an oak 5-glass case. Circa 1930.
A superb quality and attractive barograph by this good maker. Stock No: 14486 The 8 day duration, drum timepiece clock movement with its original jewelled, lever, platform escapement. Contained in a revolving 3 3/4" diameter brass chart drum. This is mounted upon the top base tier as is barometric cradle with a 12-tiered stack...
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English antique barograph in a 5-glass mahogany case by Short & Mason Limited. Circa 1921.
A restrained and plainer barograph than usual. Stock No: 14474 The 8 day duration, drum timepiece clock movement with its original Cylinder platform escapement. Contained in a revolving 3 3/4" diameter brass chart drum. This is mounted upon the top base tier as is the nib arm operating movement which has its capsule hidden within the mahogany base...
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A red tortoiseshell, lacquer, chinoiserie longcase clock by John Woster of London. Circa 1720
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