A 19TH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY 6 WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED DOLLAND, LONDON

A 19TH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY 6 WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED DOLLAND, LONDON The case with caddy top and ebony string inlay having silvered calibrated dials and mercury glass tube (95.5cm high)

A 19TH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY 8" WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED F. AMADIO, LONDON The case with swan neck pediment having silvered calibrated dials and mercury glass tube

London, mahogany veneer with shell inlays, signed on dial. Height 36 inches.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED BRUCE & MACDONALD, EDINBURGH with swan neck pediment above an ebony and boxwood inlaid mahogany case enclosing silvered calibrated dials and concealing a

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED REALINI, NEWCASTLE with swan neck pediment above an ebony and boxwood inlaid mahogany case enclosing silvered calibrated dials and concealing a mercury f

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY 10" WHEEL BAROMETER SIGNED C. REALINI, PRESTON. with swan neck pediment above an ebony and boxwood inlaid mahogany case enclosing silvered calibrated dials and concealing a mer

A 19th century mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer, signed 'A. Barnaschina, Newcastle on Tyne', the broken pediment above arched silvered thermometer and signed 8inch dial, the case with line inlaid e

Antique Scottish Mahogany Wheel Barometer, Signed J. LenoneEdinburgh, Scotland, 19th century, mahogany case with dark and light wood edge inlay, broken arch pediment and brass urn finial surmount, cas

A mid 19th century British mahogany aneroid wheel barometer, showing a thermometer overtop a 10" silvered dial signed J. FOORD - HASTINGS for James Foord (1829-1883). Height 39".

An English inlaid mahogany wheel barometerJames Vechio, Nottingham19th centuryheight 39 1/2in (100cm); width 10 1/2in (27cm); depth 2 1/2in (6.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Gardner Family Estate.

First quarter 19th century Signed: W & S Jones / 30 Holburn London The brass marking protractor enclosed in a mahogany case Protractor: 8" H x 6.25" Dia.; Case: .75" H x 7.75" W x 7.125" D Pr

A 19th century English mahogany wheel barometer having a scroll split swan neck pediment centered with brass urn finial over a humidity gauge, temperature gauge and large wheel barometer and level gau

Late 19th century mahogany English barometer signed J. Berry, No. 30, St. Martin St., Leicester Square, has an inlay, complete with good tube, has a trapdoor on back, 38"T x 10.75"W

19th c. mahogany case Barometer signed "B. Pike's & Son / New York". 45" L..

§ AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOW-FRONT STICK BAROMETER, SIGNED M. WISKER, YORK with silvered dials. 98cm high With non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number VXL6ZQDA

GARDNER & CO. GLASGOW. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY BOW FRONT STICK BAROMETER the leaf carved pediment and glazed silvered engraved calibrated dial with rack and pinion vernier above a slend

Regency (first quarter 19th C.) mahogany stick barometer, the silvered register signed in script "E. Marzorati Co, Dundee", with thermometer, the mahogany case inlaid with seashells and

Early 19th Century mahogany four glass banjo shaped wheel barometer and hydrometer

Third quarter of the 19th century figured mahogany three-tier buffet. Provenance: Christie's, London "Interiors" sale, July 19, 2017, lot 384. [40 3/4" H x 48" W x 24" D]. In good condition.

Late 19th/early 20th century English barometer signed Joseph Scille, London. Beautiful inlay of conch shell and pinwheel motif in good condition. Measures approx. 37" long from top to bottom.

A Regency inlaid mahogany wheel barometerearly 19th centuryFitted with hydrometer, thermometer and spirit level.height 38in (97cm); width 10in (25.5cm); depth 3in (7.5cm)

This is a gorgeous late 18th to early 19th century barometer. The mahogany case with broken pediment has marquetry flower designs on top and repeating on the bottom and a shell detail in the middle. T

Early 19th c. English Mahogany Barometer, by Robert Bancks, 440 Strand, London (operated at this address from 1795-1804). Banks was instrument maker and optician to the Prince of Wales (later George I

Early 19th c. Mahogany Cased Banjo Barometer, by Matthew Woller of Birmingham, having a brass finial above a double swan's neck pediment, round hygrometer and stick thermometer with silvered dials bel