A few examples of appraisal values for
OAK BAROMETER

• C. 1900's oak barometer. 24'' Ht.
  C. 1900's oak barometer. 24'' Ht.
• An oak cased barograph, 31cm
  An oak cased barograph, 31cm
• An oak cased barometer by
  An oak cased barometer by Dollond, 91cm high
• BAROMETER. Reproduction barometer
  BAROMETER. Reproduction barometer in an oak case. 33'' h.
• An Oak Wheel Barometer of typical
  An Oak Wheel Barometer of typical form having barometer and thermometer the case with carved foliate decoration. Height 28 3/4 inches.
• OAK VICTORIAN ANEROID
  OAK VICTORIAN ANEROID BAROMETEROak Victorian Aneroid Barometer
• Oak cased barometer signed
  Oak cased barometer signed "Grasemann 51 Strand London" c.1900. 39"h.
• BLACK FOREST CARVED BAROMETER:
  BLACK FOREST CARVED BAROMETER: Aneroid barometer, thermometer with Farenheit & Celcius. Applied carved oak leaves. Measures 29'' h. x 15'' x 2''CONDITION: Note several chips to wood.
• Carved Oak 1930's Barometer
  Carved Oak 1930's Barometer
• English oak stick barometer 19th c.
  English oak stick barometer 19th c. by Elliott Brothers 36" h. ?
• Hicks oak/ivory barometer, oak case
  Hicks oak/ivory barometer, oak case with carved scrolls and bosses throughout, carved pediment with shield above two canted finely engraved ivory barometer faces marked "J Hicks, 8 Hatton Garden, London", central section with thermometer, circular bone setting dials, British, early 19th century, 43-1/2 in. One barometer marked "First rise after low foretells stronger blow", one "Long foretold, long last, short notice soon past". Old possibly original surface, several minor chips and corner losses, otherwise good condition, back not removed to examine interior. Private Collection.
• ENGLISH BAROMETER. Oak and of
  ENGLISH BAROMETER. Oak and of typical form with carved floral design. 31 1/2'' h.
• English oak and brass wall
  English oak and brass wall barometer, in acanthus leaf crested carved wood surround with etched and engraved face, cracks to glass, hairlines and repairs to frame, 21"H
• ENGLISH OAK ADMIRAL FITZROY
  ENGLISH OAK ADMIRAL FITZROY BAROMETERThe rectangular oak casing with an applied paper-back printed in a Gothic style, with thermometer and an indicator on each side. Height 41 in. Width 10 in. (Cond: good, tube retains mercury) Cf. Admiral Fitzroy (1805-1865) was captain of the HMS Beagle, the ship Charles Darwin sailed upon venturing to Patagonia and the Gallopades. It was after Admiral Fitzroy retirement from his Governorship of New Zealand in 1845, that turned his attention to meteorology and invented his version of the barometer. Condition:
• ENGLISH OAK ADMIRAL FITZROY
  ENGLISH OAK ADMIRAL FITZROY BAROMETERThe rectangular oak casing with an applied paper-back printed in a Gothic style, with thermometer and an indicator on each side. Height 41 in. Width 10 in. (Cond: good, tube retains mercury) Cf. Admiral Fitzroy (1805-1865) was captain of the HMS Beagle, the ship Charles Darwin sailed upon venturing to Patagonia and the Gallopades. It was after Admiral Fitzroy retirement from his Governorship of New Zealand in 1845, that turned his attention to meteorology and invented his version of the barometer.
• An aneroid wall barometer/
  An aneroid wall barometer/ thermometer with ceramic dials in an oak case c.1940 approx. 74 cm.
• A barograph in an oak case, 36.75cm
  A barograph in an oak case, 36.75cm wide
• OAK CASED BAROGRAPH BY DOBBIE
  OAK CASED BAROGRAPH BY DOBBIE MCINNES, LTD., GLASGOW Early 20th c. Scientific Instrument that records barometric pressure readings over time, by UK maker Dobbie McInnes, Ltd., in an oak hinged top case with front and side glass panels, 8" high, 12 3/8" x 6 1/2". Not observed operating.
• An oak cased stick barometer by
  An oak cased stick barometer by Bryson, Edinburgh, 19th Century with ivory knobs/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks/Ivory registration reference: HJASEEDL
• ENGLISH BAROMETER. Circa 1900, oak.
  ENGLISH BAROMETER. Circa 1900, oak. Banjo shape with brass fittings. 26"h.
• A mid 19th Century wheel
  A mid 19th Century wheel barometer in a Black Forest carved oak case, 114cm high
• A late Victorian oak barometer
  A late Victorian oak barometer and thermometer by J.H. Steward London with 8ins white enamelled dial in carved wheel pattern case 34.5ins high
• A Regency mahogany barometer by A
  A Regency mahogany barometer by A Camponovo, Oxford, the case with boxwood strung border
• OAK CASED BAROMETER & THERMOMETER
  OAK CASED BAROMETER & THERMOMETER Late 19th c. Banjo Form Aneroid Barometer, probably German made, in fancy carved oak case, thermometer with Fahrenheit and Centigrade scale mounted on throat, base with large brass mounted dial, 38 1/2" high, 12" x 3 1/4". Foxing to face.
• ENGLISH CARVED OAK ANEROID
  ENGLISH CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETER READEREnglish carved oak Aneroid barometer, early 20th c., the top half featuring a thermometer reading in Fahrenheit and Centigrade, lower half with circular form barometer reader, both enclosed in glass, accented by foliate carvings, approx 35"h, 12.5"w, 2.5"d
• Regency paint-decorated oak
  Regency paint-decorated oak barometer circa 1830 of typical banjo form with broken-arch top above case fitted with hygrometer thermometer convex mirror barometer dial and level marked ''CA Canti 21 Cross St. Hutton Garden''; case outlined with painted stencil decoration. H44'' W12 1/2'' Provenance: Columbia South Carolina private collection. Appears to not be functioning; contains some mercury; missing knob otherwise appears to have all the pieces; wear crazing and rubbing consistent with age.
• A Victorian oak cased stick
  A Victorian oak cased stick barometer and thermometer by Negretti & Zambra London with ivory scale and vernier with leaf carved rectangular cistern cover 40ins high (slight discolouration to scale and wear throughout)
• AN OAK 'STORMOGUIDE' DESK-TOP
  AN OAK 'STORMOGUIDE' DESK-TOP BAROMETERAN OAK 'STORMOGUIDE' DESK-TOP BAROMETER, made by Short & Mason Co., London, England, c. 1932, 15"H x 18"W x 3.25"D.
• An American Carved Oak Wheel
  An American Carved Oak Wheel Barometer-Thermometer having a rounded top the whole within a foliate border. Height 34 1/2 inches.
• CARVED OAK ANEROID
  CARVED OAK ANEROID BAROMETERunsigned; 35 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches Condition:
• 19TH CENTURY ABRAHAMS OAK STICK
  19TH CENTURY ABRAHAMS OAK STICK BAROMETER: Late 19th century with oak case. Ivorine register with integrated thermometer marked Wood Late Abrahams Optician 20 Lord St. Liverpool. 39'' h. x 4'' x 2 3/4''.CONDITION: SHIPPERS NOTE: Contains mercury.
• Aneroid barometer by Harvey & Lewis
  Aneroid barometer by Harvey & Lewis Hartford oak case late 19th C. England dual gauges for temperature and humidity carved body with floral scroll motif minor damages and expected wear 25'' h. x 8'' w. x 2 1/4'' d.
• AN ENGLISH OAK AND GLASS CASED
  AN ENGLISH OAK AND GLASS CASED BAROGRAPH WITH BAROMETER...AN ENGLISH OAK AND GLASS CASED BAROGRAPH WITH BAROMETER DIAL, BY W. GREGORY & CO. LTD, LONDON, 19TH CENTURY, the rectangular golden oak and beveled glass case covering a lacquered and grained brass eight day mechanism, with a front silvered metal barometer ring dial denoting the various weather conditions and numbered 28-31, over "Ro No 428606 / W. GREGORY & Co LTD / 51, STRAND / LONDON.," enclosing a blued steel crescent moon topped hand, before an arched rectangular bone Fahrenheit thermometer opposite a brass cased miniature red ink-filled glass bottle with stopper, on a conforming base stand with a two sectioned chart drawer enclosing printed 8 day charts both used and unused, raised on corner shaped bracket feet. Height: 8 1/4" Width: 14 3/8" Depth: 8 1/2" Condition: Good condition with negligible wear and buildup on the case and base, some expected spots on metal parts, overall appears to be in good condition. Simpson Galleries does not guarantee any scientific instrument's ability to function. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS."
• A Surveyor's Pocket Barometer Round
  A Surveyor's Pocket Barometer Round brass case compensated and with curved thermometer; signed on dial "A. & N. C. O. S. L." In a fitted brown leather box.
• A mahogany and satinwood stick
  A mahogany and satinwood stick barometer, G Goodall, Tadcaster, with marquetry inlaid case and paper printed gauge, 94cm long
• Vintage English stick barometer,
  Vintage English stick barometer, approx 95 cm high