stick barometer
20 item(s) found:
Benzie of Cowes stick barometer. Oak cased with ivorine top ledger with two days indexing. Bears ivory plaque, 'Presented by Lieut. General C. Haring, July 1889.'. Length 92 cm
An Edwardian oak barometer /, thermometer, circa 1900, the shaped Crown above a carved eagle with a lower stick thermometer and round barometer in a foliate carved case. Length 103 cm
An oak stick barometer by Kent and Dobbie, Australian, 19th century, with original mercury filled barometer and thermometer to the face, signed Kent and Dobbie, Opticians Melbourne 107 cm high
An oak stick barometer, signed T. Gaunt, Melbourne, 19th century, with original mercury filled barometer and thermometer, the silvered plate signed T. Gaunt, Melbourne 101 cm high
An early 19th century English oak stick barometer, retailed by T. F. Wiesner, Sydney with glazed thermometer above a later thermometer, 91 cm high
Ratcliff of London, mahogany stick Barometer c1870, for J Hockey, with brass capped terminal. Height 91 cm
A fine oak stick Barometer by Elliott Brothers, 449 strand London, 19th century. Height 95 cm
A Georgian mahogany stick barometer, by J. Barbon, English, early 19th century 96 cm high
A Georgian inlaid mahogany stick barometer by Thomas Lynn, London 100 cm high
19th century stick barometer with Melbourne retailers mark
A Regency mahogany stick barometer, maker Anthony Gatty, Reading, UK, the mahogany case with broken pediment and acorn finial surmount, the glazed door protecting silvered scale with vernier and mercury thermometer,…
A Short & Mason mercury stick barometer. Length 92 cm
A rosewood stick barometer, English, Widenham, London, exposed tube, ivory plate with single vernier, inset mercury thermometer with Fahrenheit scale, the case with arched top and base
An early Victorian oak stick barometer, by Cary, London with two day thermometer and a central stick barometer within a carved case, 110 cm high
A Regency mahogany stick barometer, by Kerr of Edinburgh, with rounded top, above a silvered register with adjustment and turned cistern reservoir cover, 89 cm high
19th century mahogany stick barometer with thermometer, ivory dial, 93 cm length, makers: Negretti & Zambra, London
Rosewood stick barometer marked Negretti & Zambra London, the arched and graduated ivory plated incorporated a thermometer, the square section standard terminating below in a demi-hemispherical reservoir cover
A Georgian stick barometer, enclosed by a glazed rectangular door below a domed top with an open tube to a turned cistern cover
