Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509


I have seen this type angle barometer before but never had the opportunity to offer one for sale. This Antique angle tube stick barometer is English, early 19th century. An angle barometer by Charles Howorth, the mahogany case features fruitwood inlay along the edges, stylized sunburst patterns at the top and bottom of the arms, and inlaid shells on either side of the base of the thermometer. The dial of the barometer signed C. Howorth / Halifax, and features four hand-painted cherubs. The back has a removable plate to reveal the scales; ht. I don’t believe it is working; there are a very few minor veneer losses; honestly overall very good condition. Note in first picture another wall barometer which is NOT part of this sale. A word about condition. Those of you who have. I will try to note anything of significance in the description. However, please check the photos carefully—as they say a picture. Who I allow to handle our pieces. Let me know if you would like additional information about. Any item or our ONLINE CATALOG. If you have any questions, please do. The item “Rare early 19th c antique Angle stick barometer w hand painted dial-15509″ is in sale since Thursday, November 29, 2018. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “sydowsantiques” and is located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. This item can be shipped to United States.

  • Maker: Howorth
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
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