A few examples of appraisal values for
YORK BAROMETERS

• Barometer. As is. From a Queens, NY
  Barometer. As is. From a Queens, NY estate. Dimensions: 44"h.
• English Victorian Barometer by
  English Victorian Barometer by Ballard Cranbrook 40'' tall.
• Wichmann Holosteric barometer
  Wichmann Holosteric barometer together with a pocket barometer by Lennie Edinburgh and a thermometer by Hawkes London. ?
• An oak cased barometer by
  An oak cased barometer by Dollond, 91cm high
• A reproduction stick barometer by J
  A reproduction stick barometer by J Blatt Brighton
• A Victorian pocket barometer by
  A Victorian pocket barometer by Negretti & Zambra incorporating an altimeter scale the silvered dial marked London 9056 compensated in a leather case
• Shortland British made barometer,
  Shortland British made barometer, approx 76cm H x 29cm W x 6cm D
• A Victorian rosewood cased stick
  A Victorian rosewood cased stick barometer by J.H. Job of St. Leonards 36ins high
• English Barometer 28''.
  English Barometer 28''.
• ROBERT BANCKS, LONDON STICK
  ROBERT BANCKS, LONDON STICK BAROMETER Early 19th c. English Mahogany Barometer, by Robert Bancks, 440 Strand, London (operated at this address from 1795-1804). Banks was instrument maker and optician to the Prince of Wales (later George IV). Barometer has a split pediment top with brass finial, brass plaque with engraved maker's name and scales, mounted thermometer and mercury tube, wood cased cistern at base, 39 1/2" high, 6 1/4" wide. Surface wear.
• Vintage English stick barometer,
  Vintage English stick barometer, approx 95 cm high
• A 19th Century mahogany stick
  A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer and thermometer by C. A. Cani 30 High Holborn with ivory scale and vernier and exposed tube 36ins high (lacking cistern cover scale worn and discoloured and in need of overall restoration)
• An aneroid barometer, thermometer
  An aneroid barometer, thermometer and compass in a brass case, by Dolland, London and the leather case for the same
• ROYAL POYTECHNIC BAROMETER. Mercury
  ROYAL POYTECHNIC BAROMETER. Mercury barometer in an oak case with ''Admiral Fitzroy's Special Remarks''. 40 1/2'' h.
• An English Stick Barometer J.
  An English Stick Barometer J. Casartelli of typical form with thermometer. Height 41 1/4 inches.
• ENGLISH STICK BAROMETER - Early
  ENGLISH STICK BAROMETER - Early 19th c Rosewood Cased Barometer by J. Imray & Son London ivory nameplate at top with brass hanging ring above having glass covered gauges with angled ivory registers behind single vernier ivory backed thermometer on ins
• DANISH SCIENTIFIC INTSTRUMENT
  DANISH SCIENTIFIC INTSTRUMENT BAROMETER: Danish barometer, having 10 Zodiac signs incised on brass medallions. Weather conditions are incised on other brass medallions. Adjustable hand at upper right. Brass plate at lower portion reads, ''Grand standard thermometer expressing all degrees of heat and cold'' Approx. 39.5'' h x 4.5'' l x 3.5'' w. CONDITION: Small loss at upper left trim, wear consistent with age and use. CONTAINS MERCURY AND CANNOT BE SHIPPED.
• American 19th century barometer,
  American 19th century barometer, burlwood and mahogany case with domed top and circular base, barometer marked "J Gall/New York" above thermometer calibrated for Fahrenheit and centigrade, 36 x 4-1/2 x 3 in. Excellent condition, minor separations and chips to veneer, reset mechanism lacking one knob, lacking one piece of molding on thermometer, contains mercury.
• 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)
• 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
• TWO BAROMETERS. England early
  TWO BAROMETERS. England early 19th century mahogany. Both with ivory labels ''Spencer Browing & Co. London'' 37''h. and ''Harris Southampton'' 35''h. Refinished. Please note we cannot ship mercury barometers.
• A Regency Mahogany Barometer M.
  A Regency Mahogany Barometer M. Woller, Birmingham, Circa 1830 Height 39 inches. Property from the Collection of Malcom Napkin, Tucson, Arizona
• ENGLISH STICK BAROMETER - Early
  ENGLISH STICK BAROMETER - Early 19th c Rosewood Cased Barometer by J. Imray & Son London ivory nameplate at top with brass hanging ring above having glass covered gauges with angled ivory registers behind single vernier ivory backed thermometer on ins
• A Georgian style mahogany stick
  A Georgian style mahogany stick barometer, 20th Century, enclosed silvered forecasting dial with vernier, A Comitti & Son, Holborn, Made in England, 93.5cm high
• ENGLISH MADE POCKET BAROMETER,
  ENGLISH MADE POCKET BAROMETER, KEUFFEL & ESSER CO., NY. Late 19th c. Round Brass Cased Barometer by Francis Barker & Son, London for retailer Keuffel & Esser Co., New York, with silvered dial, case backed stamped with maker's mark, with attached brass hanging loop, 2 3/4" diam. Good condition.
• A mahogany and satinwood stick
  A mahogany and satinwood stick barometer, G Goodall, Tadcaster, with marquetry inlaid case and paper printed gauge, 94cm long
• An early 19th Century rosewood
  An early 19th Century rosewood cased barometer, the silvered dial signed Ganthony, London, 95cm long, an Admiral Fitzroy barometer by S & B Solomons, London W, mounted to an arched panel, 98cm long and a reproduction wall clock (3)
• An Improved Marine barometer,
  An Improved Marine barometer, Moon Junior, West India Dock Rd, London, in a carved oak case, 94cm high
• Mahogany, glass cased
  Mahogany, glass cased barometer/barograph by Short & Mason "Tycos", circa 1920 London. 7"h x 13.5"w x 8"d
• *An English Stick Barometer
  *An English Stick Barometer Thermometer S. Bennett 19th century of typical form with a turned pilaster. Height 44 inches.
• John Gray Rosewood Barometer
  John Gray Rosewood Barometer British, 19th century, stick type with barometer and thermometer with Fahrenheit and Celsius, registrations with ivory backings, brass end cap at base, marked "John Gray…Liverpool", 37 in.,
• 2 aneroid barometers, 2
  2 aneroid barometers, 2 barometer/thermometer/hygrometer desk sets Estimate $50-100
• A Victorian Mahogany Stick
  A Victorian Mahogany Stick Barometer Casartelli Manchester of typical form with barometer and Celsius/Fahrenheit thermometer. Height 37 inches.
• A Victorian silver cased pocket
  A Victorian silver cased pocket barometer by J.H. Steward 54 Cornhill London case maker James Thomas White in leather carrying case 2.25in. Estimate ?100-150 Barometer in working order. Two slight scratches to the dial and small blemish to the back. Light patina but generally good. Case with very light rubbing. FURTHER IMAGES ALREADY AVAILABLE AT WWW.GORRINGES.CO.UK Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?130
• A holosteric barometer with brass
  A holosteric barometer with brass bezzle the base with two greyhounds
• C. 1900's oak barometer. 24'' Ht.
  C. 1900's oak barometer. 24'' Ht.