SPECIALISTS IN ANTIQUE BAROMETERS
AND RESTORED INSTRUMENTS

Reference: 8829

Rare and early Mahogany Antique Stick Barometer signed B. Martin, London. (Benjamin Martin 1704-1782). The barometer with glazed brass door over silved engraved scale. Circa 1765

Dimensions: 38 x 4 inches

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Reference: 8811

Fortin Barometer in original black finished case signed Griffin & George, on original board. Mid 20th Century

Dimensions: Board 42 x 3.1/2 inches wide

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Reference: 8792

Brass Fortin Barometer signed W. & J. George & Becker Ltd., Birmingham, on replacment board. Early 20th Century

Dimensions: Board 42 x 3.1/2 inches wide

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Reference: 6517

Good quality carved cased Admiral Fitzroy Antique Barometer. The case with half columns and capitals to the front. Circa 1880

Dimensions: 40 x 12 inches

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Reference: 4792

A good quality Mahogany Antique Stick Barometer. The dial signed Abraham Shaw, Billingborough. The feature of the case is the Dutch style mahogany Cistern Cover, original to case. Circa 1800

Dimensions: 37 x 4 inches at widest part

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Reference: 6464

Rosewood Marine Antique Barometer. The bone scales signed S.Lidstone, Dartmouth. Circa 1860

Dimensions: 36 inches high, 2.1/2 inches top and Stem 1.1/2 inches

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Reference: 6455

Minature Mahogany framed Admiral Fitzroy Antique Barometer. Circa 1880

Dimensions: 34 x 5.1/2 inches

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Reference: 8781

Early 20th Century Brass Fortin Barometer on light oak backing made by Darton & Co. No. K523. With original light oak case.

Dimensions: Barometer 42 x 3.1/2 inches, Case 45 x 7 inches.

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Reference: 8775

Mahogany Antique Stick Barometer. The ivory scales signed P.Ortelli, 15 Leather Lane, London. Circa 1855

Dimensions: 37 x 4 inches

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Reference: 8747

Oak Round Top Antique Stick Barometer. The bone scales signed Thos. Rubergall, Optician to the Queen, 24 Coventry St. London. Circa 1850

Dimensions: 36 x 4 inches widest part

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