19th century Antique Weather Station Barometer Thermometer in Carved Wood


19th century Antique Weather Station Barometer Thermometer in Carved Wood


19th century Antique Weather Station Barometer Thermometer in Carved Wood


19th century Antique Weather Station Barometer Thermometer in Carved Wood


19th century Antique Weather Station Barometer Thermometer in Carved Wood


A beautiful open dial antique weather station, barometer, thermometer with beveled edges, carved wooden details. Amazing piece of history! It is very decorative. French texts Dimensions (cm): 45. 19×7 Dimensions (inch): 18×7x3 Diameter 8 cm/3in Weight: 812 gr On the back of the case s/n 982. At the bottom of the dial there is a mention: S. Bloch, Strasbourg Caveats: two side tops have chips The barometer is working, the thermometer is working, but I cannot guarantee the accuracy The temperature scale Reaumur and Celsius Wikipedia: In France, the Reaumur thermometer was widely used before the adoption of the Celsius scale. The transition was long: the Celsius scale was adopted by the Convention in 1794, but the newspapers after fifty years still gave the temperature either on the scale or on both. Important: Any statements by me as to the authenticity, attribution, description, date, age, provenance, title, or condition of the work constitute my judgment and opinion only. This is a private sale, no return of used goods.

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