A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available.

Antique Short & Mason Octagonal Tycos Wall Barometer. Barometer weighs 59.5 ounces and is 9 3/16″ in diameter and just under 1 7/8″ thick at the edge. There are scratches around the hanger and on the bottom facet. It has been tracking changes in pressure and now reads 30.26 (against 30.15 on my barometer/altimeter). There is an adjustment screw on the back, which I have not used. Altimeter in last photo for reference, not included.

For sale an Antique Mahogany Tacos Wall Barometer by Smart & Marsh London, made in GT Britain. Registration or model number on back 2555. Hole with adjustment screw. Mahogany casing needs some TLC but still in good viewing form looking at it from the front. I’m not an expert on barometers, so I’m not 100% sure if it works correctly or not. Width of casing just under 2 inches.

A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available.

Antique Short & Mason Octagonal Tycos Wall Barometer. Barometer weighs 59.5 ounces and is 9 3/16″ in diameter and just under 1 7/8″ thick at the edge. There are scratches around the hanger and on the bottom facet. It has been tracking changes in pressure and now reads 30.26 (against 30.15 on my barometer/altimeter). There is an adjustment screw on the back, which I have not used. Altimeter in last photo for reference, not included.

The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England.

A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available.

A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available.

A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available.

A top quality wall barometer by the London maker John Wardale. The octagonal mahogany case is in lovely condition. It measures approximately 10 across the diagonal. The silvered dial measures approximately 6 across. The movement has been calibrated but fine calibration might be required for the most accurate readings. The exact age is uncertain, but an educated guess would be 1910 – 1920 based on the back being stamped English Made rather than Made in England. English barometers of this period were the best available. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “harrodz1″ and is located in this country: CA. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada.