The barometer is an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. The pressure indicated can aid in predicting short term weather.

There are two main types of barometer in use, the mercury barometer, which can either be in the form of a "stick" or a "wheel", and the aneroid barometer, a later invention and most commonly available.

Italian Evangelista Torricelli, an associate of Galileo, is generally credited with inventing the mercury barometer in 1643. Galileo suggested to Evangelista Torricelli that he use mercury in his vacuum experiments.

A mercury barometer has a glass tube with a height of at least 84 cm, more...

The barograph, popular from the late Victorian period to the 1930s, is a variation of the aneroid barometer, and it records a graph of the atmospheric pressure over time using a pen or needle on graph paper, both of which are attached to a drum moved by clockwork. Due to the delicate nature of the mechanism they are usually housed in a five panel glass case, the base often fitted with drawers for storage of of new and used charts.

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Barograph antique English example in oak case with bevelled…

Antique English Oak Barograph by Thomas Armstrong & Brother

Barograph antique English example in oak case with bevelled glass, by 'Thomas Armstrong & brother, of Manchester', 19th century, 23 cm high, 37 cm wide, 23 cm deep

A brass and steel barograph by Flavelle Bros.Sydney and London.…

A brass and steel barograph by Flavelle Bros.Sydney and London. circa 1910, case 36 cm wide, 19 cm high, 22 cm deep

A cased vintage barograph by F. Darton & Co., London, circa…

Vintage Barograph by F. Darton & Co., London, circa 1900

A cased vintage barograph by F. Darton & Co., London, circa 1900, complete with seven bellows, drum with paper and a recording arm, additional paper to the single drawer, maker's cartouche to the interior, the case 20 cm high, 35 cm wide, 16 cm deep

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason, 20th century, the…

Short & Mason Mahogany Barograph with Glazed Case and Drawer

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason, 20th century, the case glazed to three sides, with brass barrel and paper, recording arm, 13 bellows, trademark and maker's name to the brass base plate, with a single drawer to the short end, with key, 29 cm…

A French 'Richard Freres' barograph, mid 20thC, in mahogany…

French Richard Freres Barograph in Mahogany Case

A French 'Richard Freres' barograph, mid 20thC, in mahogany case with front glazed panel, stamped with maker's cipher to the brass plateau, numbered 1327. 28 x 13 x 15 cm Provenance: The Jack Thornton estate collection.

A World War II German military barograph, in mahogany case with…

German WWII Military Barograph with Provenance

A World War II German military barograph, in mahogany case with three glazed panels, the cover with small plaque engraved with a swastika above 'M' above '2745', the front with plaque engraved 'Presented by Lieut. Comdr S.C. Bradley RNR'. 28.5 x 14 x 16.5…

A Victorian oak cased barograph by short & Mason, London, 19th…

Victorian Short & Mason Barograph with Spare Needles and Charts

A Victorian oak cased barograph by short & Mason, London, 19th century and later, with bone inset makers plaque, patent number to barrel mechanism, the single drawer containing charts and spare needles by Taylor instrument Companies Australia, the case 24…

Modern mahogany cased Barograph

Mahogany Barograph

Modern mahogany cased Barograph

An early 20th century recording barograph, incorporating an…

Antique Barograph with Annular Barometer Scale

An early 20th century recording barograph, incorporating an annular barometer scale, in glazed mahogany case with T. Peacock & Son Auckland label, a drawer in the base for recording papers.

Barograph by Short and Mason London cast metal framed glazed…

Short and Mason Barograph

Barograph by Short and Mason London cast metal framed glazed case, with additional recording sheets, 37 cm width

An early 20th century oak and glazed cased barograph, by Baird…

Baird and Tatlock Oak Barograph with Graph Papers

An early 20th century oak and glazed cased barograph, by Baird and Tatlock, London. With two pads of additional graph papers. 37 x 23 x 20 cm.

Barograph by F. Robson & Co., Newcastle on Tyne, English, early…

Antique Barograph by F. Robson & Co

Barograph by F. Robson & Co., Newcastle on Tyne, English, early 20th century a mahogany cased barograph, F. Robson & Co., Newcastle on Tyne, English, early 20th century, with bevelled glass panels, hinged lid and drawer, 21 cm high, 36 cm wide, 23.5 cm…

A mahogany cased barograph by Richard Freres, French, 19th…

19th Century French Mahogany Barograph by Richard Freres

A mahogany cased barograph by Richard Freres, French, 19th century, enclosed in case with brass carrying handle, inside mounted brass plate bears stamp 'Made in France', monogrammed Rf enclosed by trademark/patent, along with key, 17 cm high, 28.5 cm wide…

An early 20th century oak and glazed cased barograph, by…

Oak Barograph by Dolland & Aitchison, London

An early 20th century oak and glazed cased barograph, by Dolland & Aitchison, London. The frieze drawer with additional graph papers. 36.5 cm x 21.5 cm x 21 cm.

Modern Barograph, wooden with folding handle and glazed front

Foldable Glazed Wooden Barograph

Modern Barograph, wooden with folding handle and glazed front

Vintage F. Darton & co. barograph in a polished copper case

Polished Copper Barograph by F. Darton & Co

Vintage F. Darton & co. barograph in a polished copper case

Baroscribe recording barometer made by Bacharach Industrial…

1940s Bacharach Baroscribe Barometer Recorder

Baroscribe recording barometer made by Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co. in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania sometime in the 1940's

French Captains travelling barograph in fine leather case, with…

French Travelling Barograph in Leather Case and Box

French Captains travelling barograph in fine leather case, with timber storage box. Good working order.

Antique wood & glass cased barograph, brass, enclosed in glass…

Antique Barograph in Wood & Glass Case

Antique wood & glass cased barograph, brass, enclosed in glass and wood case, marked with Registration No. 470369. With drawer below, including paper graphs. Length 36 cm approx. Height 21 cm (case)

An early 20th century mahogany and glazed cased barograph,…

Mahogany Barograph with Retailer's Engraving

An early 20th century mahogany and glazed cased barograph, engraved with retailer's name, 'E.P. Mallory, Bath'. 36.5 cm x 21.5 cm x 19 cm

A mid-20th century German military barograph, in mahogany case…

German Military Barograph in Mahogany Case with Swastika Plaque

A mid-20th century German military barograph, in mahogany case with three glazed panels, the hinged top with brass handle and plaque engraved with a swastika above 'M' above '2745', the front with applied plaque 'Presented by Lieut. Comdr S.C. Bradley Rnr…

A Richard Freres Barograph in timber case, early to mid 20th…

Richard Freres Barograph in Timber Case, Paris

A Richard Freres Barograph in timber case, early to mid 20th century, stamped R.F. Freres, Paris

A brass framed barograph, 13 cm high, 19 cm wide, 11 cm deep

Brass Barograph - Compact and Classic

A brass framed barograph, 13 cm high, 19 cm wide, 11 cm deep

Antique mahogany Barograph by John Browning, London

John Browning's Mahogany Barograph from London

Antique mahogany Barograph by John Browning, London

A brass cased barograph. Maker Richard Freres, Paris, circa…

Antique Barograph by Richard Freres, Paris

A brass cased barograph. Maker Richard Freres, Paris, circa 1870. 16 cm high, 31 cm wide, 16 cm deep.

Barograph by Micromech Instruments, Japan, 20th century, with…

Micromech Barograph with Manual & Graphs

Barograph by Micromech Instruments, Japan, 20th century, with instructions manual & bar graphs for printing.

An oak cased brass barograph made by John Trotter, optician,…

John Trotter's Oak Brass Barograph, Late 19th Century

An oak cased brass barograph made by John Trotter, optician, Glasgow, late 19th century, 22 cm high, 37 cm wide, 23 cm deep

An English Art Deco Rototherm barometer

Art Deco Rototherm Barometer

An English Art Deco Rototherm barometer

A Barograph, Casella London, mid 20th century, 34 x 20.5 cm

Mid 20th Century Casella London Barograph

A Barograph, Casella London, mid 20th century, 34 x 20.5 cm

Edwardian Barograph in an oak and bevelled glass case

Oak Barograph with Bevelled Glass Case

Edwardian Barograph in an oak and bevelled glass case

A Rapport barograph recording barometer having clockword…

Rapport Barograph with Clockwork Recording Drum

A Rapport barograph recording barometer having clockword recording drum. 23 cm high, 37 cm long

A glass cased ebonised barograph by Sharman D. Neill. Ltd.,…

Ebonised Barograph by Sharman D. Neill, Belfast (19th century)

A glass cased ebonised barograph by Sharman D. Neill. Ltd., Belfast, late 19th century, 19.4 cm high, 36 cm wide, 21 cm deep

Rapport Barograph Recording barometer. Aneroid barometer with…

Clockwork Barograph with Recording Drum

Rapport Barograph Recording barometer. Aneroid barometer with clockwork recording drum. Cased with underdraw. Estate late Douglas Osborne Hawke. Height 24 cm. W38 cm. Diameter 24 cm

A World War II German mahogany case Barograph Likely…

German WWII Barograph with Brass Plaque

A World War II German mahogany case Barograph Likely manufactured by Lufft, Stuttgart, with brass plaque, 'German Eagle, M, 349/OBS', with pen and ink bottle. Height 16.5 cm. Width 28 cm. Depth 13.5 cm

Wilson Warden Barograph,

Warden's Barograph

Wilson Warden Barograph,

Antique Ross of London Barograph, with bevelled edged glass,…

London Barograph with Ink Bottle and Chart Drawer

Antique Ross of London Barograph, with bevelled edged glass, ink bottle, chart drawer & stock of charts

Maxant Barograph in a glass mahogany casing. Dimensions 20.5 x…

Maxant Barograph in Glass Mahogany Casing (9 words)

Maxant Barograph in a glass mahogany casing. Dimensions 20.5 x 14 x 10 cm

Antique Smart & Mason of London barograph, approx 31 cm long

London Antique Barograph - Smart & Mason

Antique Smart & Mason of London barograph, approx 31 cm long

Barograph by F.Darton & Co Ltd of Watford & London in copper…

F.Darton & Co Barograph in Copper Case

Barograph by F.Darton & Co Ltd of Watford & London in copper case with 8 day movement & spare paper. Width 26 cm, depth12.5 cm, height 17.5 cm

An antique Short & Mason seven day Barograph in an oak case and…

Antique Barograph in Oak Case and Stand

An antique Short & Mason seven day Barograph in an oak case and stand with additional data sheets and ink. Height 22 cm. Width 36 cm. Depth 22.5 cm

Short & Mason, London micro barograph no. 1954, japanned steel…

London Micro Barograph, Short & Mason, No. 1954

Short & Mason, London micro barograph no. 1954, japanned steel glazed case

Barograph: late 19th century with silver plated makers plaque…

Antique Barograph in Original Case by John Browning, London

Barograph: late 19th century with silver plated makers plaque 'John Browning, 63 Strand, London' in original walnut case. Original patina. Good condition.

Barograph: by Negretti and Zambra of London, walnut and…

Negretti and Zambra Barograph in Walnut and Glass Case

Barograph: by Negretti and Zambra of London, walnut and bevelled glass case with drawer containing spare paper. VG condition

A late Victorian English combination barograph and clock eight…

Victorian Barograph and Clock with Aneroid Barometer

A late Victorian English combination barograph and clock eight day fusee drive clock with half seconds. Pendulum drives the vertical chart drum and taps the barometer every hour. The aneroid barometer is linked by a fusee watch chain over a pulley to a…

An English barograph in oak framed glass panelled case. Number…

Casella London Oak Barograph #466

An English barograph in oak framed glass panelled case. Number 466 by Casella London. Length 37 cm

A very rare mahogany cased aneroid barocyclonometer or 'Typhoon…

Rare Typhoon Barometer with Cyclometer and Wind Disc

A very rare mahogany cased aneroid barocyclonometer or 'Typhoon barometer'. Schmidt and Ziegler, Remscheid, to a design by Jose Algue, Manila, early 20th century, tbox opening to reveal Faura pattern aneroid barometer with 6 inch circular silvered…