Hicks of London Marine barometer, circa 1861-1884, the

Hicks of London Marine barometer, circa 1861-1884, the brass and black case with a glazed top within an internal signed J J Hicks 8,9 and 10 Hatton Garden London signed tube, thermometer to the middle

Late Victorian made by John Barker & Co of Kensington. Porcelain dial with beviled glass front; polished brass case mounted on an oak wall backing. Working order.

A Baker of London Mantel Barometer, Circa 1900.In black lacquered metal case.

CHRICHTON BROS. STICK BAROMETERLondon, Circa 1880Ebony or rosewood case. Also fitted with thermometer. Beautifully engraved ivory scales. Barometer marked with maker's name.Height 39.5". Width 6.

(3) Disston Saws: No.12 London Spring Steel / circa 1884 with Richardson Bros. on handle / 18"L combination saw/knife

9th century, LONDON J. Hicks Barometer with a brass case and hanger. Decorated horseshoe shaped caved Rosewood frame with brass decorations. Measuring approx 11" high 8.5 " wide and 3.5" deep. Beveled

A George III mahogany stick barometerNairne, Londoncirca 1800The silvered dial with barometer/thermometer and dry/damp dial to top with turned cistern cover below.height 41 1/2in (105cm); width 4 1/2i

Kew Pattern marine barometer marked Negretti & Zambra, London. Black brass tubular body supporting silvered vernier scale that is calibrated in millibars with adjustments for latitude, height above th

George II walnut pillar barometer, circa 1745, signed Gilbert, London, the engraved steel register plate beneath a swan's neck crest, the main body with circular cover. [38" H x 5" W].

James Hatton London Rare Eight Day Marine Chronometer No. 275, circa 1805 Case: brass in g

Short & Mason, London mahogany and beveled glass barometer and barograph, circa 1900. 8"h x 14.5"w

BRITISH SCHOOLCirca 1885The four-masted barque Gleneright hailing a pilot. Oil on canvas, 23.25" x 36". Framed 27.75" x 41". Provenance:Sotheby's, London, Marine Sale, March 1986.

Lot 476 - Circa 1861-63. English. Twenty-six (26) Pieces. George Adams, London. "Lily" pattern. 12 dinner forks, 11 tablespoons, 1 butter knife, 1 ladle, 1 fish slice. Gross weight, forks 1.094kg, spo

An early 20th century English Fortin-type Marine barometer by A. Gallenkamp & Co. Ltd., London. Brass, cylindrical vernier scale above an adjustment knob, Centigrade/Fahrenheit thermometer at the cent

circa 1800, mahogany and mixed wood veneer case with flower and shell inlays, broken arched pediment with tombstone glazed panel with engraved silverplate thermometer over a circular engraved silverpl

A Mahogany and Brass Mounted Two-Day Marine Chronometer Frodsham & Son, London, Circa 1870 the dial signed Frodsham & Son/ Gracechurch St. London 6024. Height of case 6 3/4 x width 6 1/2 x depth 6 1/2

The Tycos London pocket barometer altimeter for Hughes Owens Canada in red leather case used by explorers and mountaineers circa late 19th century is offered here with an early 20th century Keuffel &

Rare Antique Example of a Dolland London Nautical Stick Barometer and Mounting Bracket. Approximately 37.5H x 4.25W x 9.75D in.

Heavy Solid Brass Stanley Marine Compass Natural Sine London MEDIUM: As Originally Manufactured DIMENSIONS: 4 x 4 x 1.5 inches CIRCA: Vintage 20th C. Issue ATTRIBUTION: Stanley London DESCRIPTION: Thi

Factory marks circa 1870 and a pre-1884 British registry mark impressed on the base, three handles with figural hunting dogs, sterling silver rim is hallmarked London date 1897. Measures 5.5 x 11.75 i

A ½IN. SINGLE DRAW WOOD AND BRASS DECAGONAL MARINE TELESCOPE BY SPENCER, BROWNING & RUST, LONDON, CIRCA 1790, the signature stamped on the tube as per title by bulbous eyepiece with dust slide, mai

A group of two scientific items consisting of: an antique barograph recording barometer by Short & Mason of London, complete with ink bottle & dauber. Circa 1910. Overall dimensions, 8" high x 12" wid

Mahogany, glass cased barometer/barograph by Short & Mason "Tycos", circa 1920 London. 7"h x 13.5"w x 8"d

Colour Printed Etchings Published 1861, London for "A Manual of the British Marine Algae" First Edition by William Henry Harvey. With accompanying descriptive text. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14