TIMBY PATENT ROSEWOOD STICK BAROMETER

Worcester, Massachusetts, mid-19th century, mahogany case with window to view scale, inscribed "Timby's / Patent Nov. 3rd 1857" h. 38-1/4 in. Provenance: Descended through a Bedford, NY estate [In Sit

"Timby's Patent May 3, 1857" Rosewood Stick Barometer. 38-1/4"l.

Mid 19th C. John M. Merrick & Co., Worcester, Massachusetts, Timby's Patent Nov. 3rd 1857, rectangular rosewood cased 38 3/4" (height) x 3" (length) x 2" (width) wall barometer, partial original label

Two American Barometerslate 19th century1) S.C. Brown, Medina, NY, cast iron barometer2) John M. Merrick & Co., Timby's Patent, rosewood barometer39 in. long (largest)

Barometer, Drained, Timby's Ripple-front Rosewood Stick Barometer John Merrick & Co, sole Proprietors, Worcester Mass., length is 37.5

DESCRIPTION: Timby's stick barometer. Worcester, Massachusetts, mid-19th century. Mahogany case with glass window to view scale. Inscribed inside window "Timby's Patent Nov. 3rd 1857". Remnants of tag

An English Rosewood Stick Barometer H. Hughes, London, 19th Century Height 35 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Condition Condition reports are

Charles Wilder, Peterborough, New Hampshire, "Woodruff's Patent", stick barometer, engraved and silvered brass indicator

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

A Middle of the 19th century Scottish Victorian Rosewood Cased Stick Barometer with Thermometer. Maker's name "Gardner & Co, 21 Buchanan Street Glasgow. Length 39.5 inches.

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

38 1/2" Long. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

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.

Lot consists of a 19th C. stick barometer made by E C Spooner in Boston, MA. Made of walnut and rosewood decoration, It is a working barometer.

mid-19th century or earlier, the face engraved "Somalvico Lione/ &Co 125 Holbn hill / London," rosewood veneers. 39 in. LOA The Estate of the late Wade Anderson Gardner, Jr., Wilson, NC Mr. Gardner, J

A pair of William IV 'Wilkie Patent' rosewood library armchairs by John Wilkie or the firm of Wilkie and Cochran Circa 1835, each with button back leather upholstery, the scrolled and dished toprail a

CHARLES WILDER STICK BAROMETERPeterborough, New Hampshire, Circa 1865Tiger maple case with acorn-form finial and a tapered turned shaft. Fitted with a thermometer under a glass panel. Stencil signatur

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

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

CHARLES HOWARTH STICK BAROMETER, C. 1820, H 33", W 39":English Regency mahogany barometer having an extending arm, made by Charles Howarth, Halifax. Suspended from a brass chain. Charles Howarth was a

A 19th C. English mahogany ship's stick barometer having a cylindrical brass base mount and brass swivel wall bracket. Marked for A.J. Marks, High Street, Sunderland. 36in tall.

English nautical stick barometer, late 19th c., brass case, mahogany standard, gimbal mount, approx 38"l Start Price: $100.00

mahogany cased, inscribed D McGregor/ Agent / Glasgow & Greenock, brass slide on side; 24"h; 3"w; 2"d Collection G.W. Samaha Adie & son w

Late 19th c J A Bassnett, Liverpool gimballed ship's stick barometer, with swivel mounting bracket, ht 37 1/2" (contains mercury, cannot be shipped- private carrier/ local pick-up required)