MARINE STICK BAROMETER BY LOUIS CASELLA, LONDON

Antique wall barometer (Stick / Banjo type) by Casella of London. English, ca. late 19th century. Includes barometer, thermometer, and moisture gauge. Wood construction with veneer. Does not seem to w

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

A Victorian rosewood Marine stick barometer, an ivory label above the gauge reads 'Cairns, 13 Waterloo Rd, Liverpool', the trunk with adjustment screw and brass gimbal above a glazed ivory thermometer

manufactured by J.J.B.L.M. 16 a 22 RN Desterro Lisbon, supported by gimbal ring and bulkhead mount. Finish wear, loss, oxidation, age cracks to wood mount. 37 1/2" long, 6" wide. Provenance: A Greenwi

A 20TH CENTURY MARINE STICK BAROMETER, signed "I. BLATT", BRIGHTON.

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.

J J WILSON, SUNDERLAND. AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD MARINE STICK BAROMETER/IMPROVED SYMPIESOMETER the calibrated angled barometer dial with double sliding vernier above a calibrated silvered sympiesom

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

18th c. Mahogany Stick Barometer, marked "London", with stepped molded edge top with three brass finials, hinged wooden cistern cover at base, 37" high, 6 3/4" x 1 3/4". Label/scale losses.

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

Greville St. London.Mahogany Stick Barometer.38 1/2"h x 5 1/4"w x 2 1/2" d.Condition, one glass tube is missing bracket to secure it, scratches and scuffs, untested, wear to writing on face

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.

Negretti & Zambra, London stick barometer, mahogany & brass, overall ht 41" (contains mercury- local pick-up/ arrangement with private carrier required)

An early 19th century English Stick barometer by "Berringer, London". Brass dial behind a molded door. Mahogany case with broken pediment crown and Brass finial, narrow molded body and turned reservoi

George III mahogany inlaid stick barometer, signed "Tagliabue, London No. 294, Holborn, London. 38"h x 5.5"w

Length- 44" Note- all mercury has been removed MUST USE 3RD PARTY SHIPPER

Casella London recording barometer, barograph, made in England, brass on wood base, with glass enclosure, case. running, working

A GOOD LATE 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER by THOMAS BLUNT, LONDON with silvered dial. 3ft 3ins high.

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

MATTHEW BERGE STICK BAROMETEREngland, ca. 1800, mahogany. Bowfront stick barometer, dial inscribed, "Berge, London, late Ramsden".37" length, 4.25" width

Western Europe, England, London, George III period, ca. late 18th to 19th century CE, inscribed "Nairne & Blunt London." A beautiful stick barometer of a tall, slender size with a body hand-carved fro

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

WITH THERMOMETER; LONDON (1802-1854); ILLUSTRIOUS INSTRUMENT MAKER AND OPTICIAN TO GEORGE III; 40" TALL; AS FOUND IN GOODISON'S ENGLISH BAROMETERS (1680-1860) PAGE 92