Antique ornate stick barometer by J. Steward, London circa 1880. Oversize design with the best massive spiral thermometer I have ever handled. Replaced mercury column reads accurately. Ebonised finish in great condition. Replaced a small wood panel at base. Measures 45″ tall by 8″ wide by 4-1/2 deep. Please check out our other items. [...]
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Aneroid barometer sestrel marine nautical ship`s Inch and millibar scale
Description of Salvage item. Aneroid barometer sestrel marine nautical. The Admiral Barometer is a true traditional maritime instrument that features a slim profile case and large dial. The brass Orion Barometer is a smaller version of our most popular traditionally styled Atlantis Barometer. Both barometers incorporate a screw bezel which allows easy access [...]
Antique Art Nouveau French BLACK FOREST Barometer Thermometer c1900’s WORKS
Antique Art Nouveau French BLACK FOREST Barometer Thermometer c1900’s WORKS! Working Barometer and Thermometer in Art Nouveau/Black Forest style. The wood is very nicely carved. Shows French lettering on dial face. In excellent used condition. On the enamel mercury thermometer is marked R. The item “Antique Art Nouveau French BLACK FOREST Barometer Thermometer c1900’s [...]
Antique 18th C. Painted and Decorated French Portable Barometer
Original painted decorated surface. Adjustable register scale for altitude compensation. Unique folding case design for portability. Replaced (custom made) glass tube. Good working and overall condition. Please check out our other items. And be sure to add Paul Madden Antiques to your favorites list. As we are posting new [...]
Antique English Marine Barometer Sympiesometer Wolf, Liverpool
Antique English marine barometer sympiesometer marked Wolf Castle Street, Liverpool circa 1875. Dual ivorine (barometer) and silvered brass (sympiesometer) register plates. Carved mahogany case and original brass gimbal. Great working and overall condition. Measures approx 37″ tall and extends 11″ from wall. Please check out our other items. And be sure to add Paul [...]
Antique Carved Barometer / Thermometer, French
From France comes this leaf carved and reticulated barometer measuring 21 3/4″ by 9″. The heavily enamelled thermometer dial measures 5 1/4″ by 1 1/4″ and registers degrees centigrade. In good condition, consistent with its circa 1920 vintage normal and expected wear is present as shown. They are in working condition but not tested [...]
#561 Antique Period Mission Wall Barometer Carved Wood Veranderlich Germany Arts
#561 ANTIQUE PERIOD MISSION WALL BAROMETER CARVED WOOD VERANDERLICH GERMANY ARTS & CRAFT. IT IS A MERCURY THERMOMETER WITH A MIDDLE-CLASS BACKING. THIS BEAUTIFULLY CARVED STYLE IS THE MISSION STYLE OF ARTS AND CRAFT. IT HAS BRONZE COLUMNS AND HAS A HALLMARK ON THE BACK OF A HORSE [...]
Oakton Temperature Compensated Barometer, 930 to 1070 mbar, 27.5 to 31.6 Hg NEW
Oakton® Temperature Compensated Barometers measure atmospheric pressure in millibar (mbar) and inches Hg or millibar and mm Hg. Barometers also monitor temperature and provide temperature compensation with a built-in bi-metal thermometer. Ideal for monitoring impending weather changes. Barometers are encased in brass, with bezel for bulkhead mounting. Measure 2″D x 6.1″ dia. [...]
Vintage Schatz Germany Holosteric Compensated Barometer Thermostat Ship/Marine
Brass shows some signs of wear. See multiple photos for best description of condition. The item “Vintage Schatz Germany Holosteric Compensated Barometer Thermostat Ship/Marine” is in sale since Tuesday, December 26, 2017. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller [...]
SUPERB ANTIQUE ANEROID BY KEUFFEL & ESSER (circa 1890 1900)
A superb English made late Victorian piece of surveying equipment. Made in England by the famous Keuffel & Esser Co. A laquered brass case with signs of use. Aneroid is not operational (arrow not moving, service required). Diameter: 68 mm(without ring and crown). Otherwise, an Unpaid Item Dispute will [...]