Oak cased aneroid barometer, the ceramic dial mounted

7 1/2 inch dial with brass bezel and thermometer mounted to a turned and floral carved oak wall mount. height 32 inches.

English Victorian wall-mounted aneroid barometer, antique 19th century, carved light oak case enclosing a separate Fahrenheit / Centigrade thermometer and a white enamel weather dial. 36" L. Dial face

Mounted in a classic oak case with double columns and arched pediment measuring 38" tall. Thermometer measures in Fahrenheit and Centigrade. Highly engraved silver dials. Cracked glass on barometer. N

An Art Deco oak cased aneroid barometer 12" x 14"

An unusual oak cased aneroid wall barometer possibly for use on a yacht Stebbing, Southampton, late 19th century The rectangular silvered scale bordered with a finely executed relief cast architectura

Antique French Brass Cased Wall Aneroid Barometer. Marked on dial: Tempete G. Pluie P. Vent. Original brass case and glass, wall hanging (chain attached). Dimensions: Diameter: 11.5 in., Depth: 3.25 i

Neoclassical style carved wall-mounted aneroid barometer, dial marked made in Germany, approx 40"h, 9.5"w, 4.5"d, 8.25lbs

An oak cased Victorian brass barometer with enamelled dial, 5½'' diameter (AF dial)

Early cased aneroid barometer with mechanism to record changes over seven days. Dial signed "S.C. Tisley & Co., London" and surrounded by an engraved brass plate marked with the days of the week. 9"H

Late 19th c. English Oak Cased Barometer and Thermometer, by John Bruce & Son, Liverpool, with carved top finials and dentil molding above two carved columns flanking a stick thermometer with beveled

French Henri II style carved oak cased barometer, 19th c., backboard carved with fruits and foliates in high relief, encasing enamel barometer dial, glass cover cracked, hinged top opens from front to

OAK CASED, BAROMETER / THEROMETER. 39" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Early 20th c. Art Nouveau Design Barometer, in a glass fronted oak case with printed paper backing, with exposed mercury tube, atmosphere tube and thermometer mounted below, 40 5/8" high, 10 1/4" x 2"

Early 20th c. Holosteric Barometer by Pertuis, Holot & Naudet, Paris, with silvered dial, dual scale Centigrade/Fahrenheit thermometer at dial base, in round brass case with two standing legs and hang

Late Victorian carved Oak cased wall barometer & thermometer. Ornately carved, in banjo shape, with a Mercury thermometer at the top and circular Aneroid Barometer at the bottom. Measures approx. 35"

Early 20th c. Holosteric Barometer by Pertuis, Holot & Naudet, Paris, with white paper dial, in round brass case with hanging loop, PHNB maker's mark on dial and stamped on back of case, 4 7/8" diam.

AN OAK CASED BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, by Negretti and Zambra, London, 27911, the circular aneroid barometer and mercurial thermometer housed within an ornately carved architectural case. Approx. 72.

English. 1930s. Features carved oak case, porcelain dials and brass bezel set with beveled glass. 23 x 7.5 x 2.5". Minor pressure split through wood bezel surrounding lower dial. Mercury tube in tact.

19th c. Aneroid Barometer, with silvered dial, attached brass loop, in a velvet lined fitted leather covered wooden case, 1 7/8" diam. dial, overall: 1 1/8" high, 2 1/2" x 3". Case cover wear and loss

C 1880 Porcelain dial and brass bezel surround. Full working order

Bronze Mounted French Aneroid Barometer. Book matched veneered banjo form case with bronze mounted crest and filigree and heavy bronze door bezel with convex crystal; 7.5 in. cast bronze dial plate wi

A Regency Brass Mounted Oak Cased Drawing Set Circa 1830 having two removable components to the interior filled with drawing tools and utensils, the drawer fitted with old paints and a ceramic paint d

Round Brass Cased Holosteric Barometer by Short & Mason, London, early 20th c., with silvered dial, face with Centigrade and Fahrenheit thermometers, with hanging loop, 6 1/2" diam. Good condition.

Late 19th c. Wall Mounted Dutch Barometer, mounted on oak eight-pointed star form base, marked "Fr. van Groningen, Opticien, Nijmegen", back impressed "2305", 7" x 7".