French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century


FRENCH LOUIS XVI CARVED GILTWOOD BAROMETER Circa late 18th/early 19th century Item # 702MWJ11P. This lovely barometer is housed in a most active carved and gilded pine frame, the ovular body with simple molding from which sprout a large selection of harvest tools: two spades, a. Scythe, a rake and the bounty of the field sampled in a basket. Flanking the body are large garlands of laurel leaves tied in bunches under a furling ribbon. The barometer hands indicate to a printed paper dial surrounded by a teal paper border. The elements necessary for the barometer to function, including the mercury tube, have since been lost from the reverse. It is a wonderful display and makes a gorgeous presentation. 33 3/4 H x 22 1/2 W x approx. Condition Report: Missing mercury tube and elements, non-functional. Back with two added blocks to tighten upper corners, painting frame tabs added to safely secure back. Chip losses in upper right and lower left corners of the ovular frame; upper right corner with a slight gap. Loss to end of garland on right. Originality of paper dial unknown, this with some discoloration and foxing. Surface losses and some areas of regilding. Please scroll down to view all detailed images of this piece. Established in 2009, Silla Fine Antiques is owned and operated by Andrew and Grace Silla with their small team in a 4800 sq. Private gallery in Shippensburg, PA. Large collection of fine art and furniture from the eighteenth through twentieth centuries is selected for it’s form, aesthetic excellence, purity of structure and overall fine condition – they are objects that have always been valued and cared for. With a specialization in French furnishings from the Louis XV period through the Bell Epoqué and bronze sculpture from 1860 through 1930, hundreds of carefully documented pieces are always available in the shop. French bronze sculpture is a passion and each piece is curated for it. S moving subject matter, perfect foundry work and chiseling detail, and the degree to which the work is a photographic representation of it. Additionally, a large collection of fine period English and American furniture of the late 18th and early 19th centuries is also on display. Most items in the shop are fully catalogued and can be viewed by clicking here. We welcome your visit at our shop! All visits are by appointment but for the most part we are always in the shop Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9a-5:30p with visits on Monday/Friday and weekends by appointment. Conveniently located close to the turnpike, the building is just 7 miles off of Route 76s Blue Mountain exit. At the junction of Weaver Rd. And Roxbury Rd at 5704 Roxbury Rd. Shippensburg, PA 17257 – when you pull in, just look for our sign on the building at the far right. Because we market our collection primarily online, the building is set up for perfect humidity and temperature controls, free of almost all sunlight exposure or excessive dust. Over the past few years, the fine arts and antiques business has shifted much of the sale process for finer works to the internet. While this might seem risky for a new client, in our experience we’ve found that a carefully catalogued and clearly photographed presentation of all angles on an item is a more accurate and less distracting way to evaluate a piece than to visit it in person. Because lighting is clear and awkward angles are made comfortable, differences in oxidization become noteworthy and close ups bring out the handcrafted nature of objects. It is difficult to turn a tall chest upside down in a cramped antique store to examine for alteration, repairs and replacements but it is imperative to do so prior to purchasing! In 2013 we began including high-resolution UV photography with all newly acquired paintings, allowing you to see clearly the history of the surface: repairs, light touch ups, age of the varnish layer and loss. We have worked hard to ensure each object is catalogued thoroughly in advance so you can completely inspect what you are interested in from the comfort of your home. We offer layaway on a case by case basis with 20% down and equal payments monthly until the item is paid off. Buyers are responsible for unpacking, moving the item into their home and disposing of all packing materials without assistance from the driver. For a quote from Plycon. IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGE. Damage is incredibly rare. We prepare and pack every item in-house at Silla Fine Antiques and as a result see damage very infrequently. However, we understand the disappointment that can occur in this unlikely event and will work hard to help you through the situation. We are happy to provide paperwork or any other required documentation to assist in the claim process. _gsrx_vers_795 GS 7.0.7 (795). The item “French Louis XVI Carved Giltwood Antique Barometer, late 18th century” is in sale since Tuesday, May 09, 2017. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “sillafineantiques” and is located in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States, all countries in Europe, Canada, China, Japan, Australia.

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