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Barometers & thermometers — Industry Science & Technology

Lots 49—64 Found 776

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Rare French antique barometer of banjo shape
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An early 19th century rosewood wheel barometer, by D. Fagiolio & Sons, 3 Great Warner Street, Clerkenwell, the central circular…
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A chromed brass model of an Airspeed Oxford training bomber with dorsal turret, mounted on a propeller boss set with an aneroid…
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A Georgian mahogany stick barometer, with barometric scales inscribed to the arched face above a plain column with a mahogany…
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Officine Panerai, desk timber and steel barometer, Ref. PAM00258, blue dial with steel hands and markers, bezel set with eight…
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An oak cased stick barometer/thermometer, retailed by Flavelle Bros & Co. Sydney & Brisbane, with pediment top, ivory gauge and…
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Ratcliff of London, mahogany stick barometer c1870, for J Hockey, with brass capped terminal. Height 91 cm
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A fine oak stick barometer by Elliott Brothers, 449 strand London, 19th century. Height 95 cm
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A good carved two pillar aneroid barometers. Maker James white (1824-1884) Glasgow, with carved swan neck pediment above an…
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Antique mahogany stick barometer marked to dial for 'Lee, Belfast,', height 95 cm.
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A Victorian flame mahogany wheel barometer silvered hygrometer, thermometer and signed spirit level with a square base, 108 cm…
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19th century stick barometer with Melbourne retailers mark
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A French clock and barometer in the form of a windmill, the brass and metal windmill with slate base, a clock and barometer set…
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An oak stick barometer by Kent and Dobbie, Australian, 19th century, with original mercury filled barometer and thermometer to…
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A late Victorian carved oak wall barometer, with thermometer and barometer mounted in architecturally carved case with applied…
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A mahogany stick barometer, by Richard & Joseph Beck, London, circa 1870, 93 cm long