Antique French Wall Barometer & Thermometer – Carved Wood Lyre Shape – 1920s-1930s. Beautiful antique French wall-mounted weather station, combining a mechanical barometer with classic French weather markings. PLUIE, VARIABLE, BEAU TEMPS, TEMPÊTE. And a vertical spirit thermometer (Celsius scale). The instruments are mounted on an elegant 48 cm tall carved wood lyre-shaped plaque, typical of French and Belgian craftsmanship from the 1920-40 period. The barometer features a glass window revealing the internal mechanism. The thermometer is intact and readable. Dimensions. Height: 48 cm (18.9″). Width: 19.5 cm (7.67″). Condition: Good antique condition with expected wear from age. Light marks on the wood and some dust inside the barometer glass (normal for pieces over 90-100 years old). Please inspect photos carefully, as they form part of the description. A charming and authentic early-20th-century French weather instrument, ideal for collectors of scientific instruments, French country décor, or rustic wall display.

This is a nice example of a H. Green Fortine stick barometer, early American instruments being more rare. Appears to be in good working condition however I know nothing about these so please keep that in mind. Here is some information on James Green and his. James Green, the son of Samuel and Sarah Green. Was born in London, England in 1808 and moved to the United States opening an instrument shop in Baltimore around 1832. He opened a second shop in New York in the early 1840s, and retired in 1885. Was in the United States 72 years and in New York City 46 years; he died at New York City June 12, 1896. The Baltimore directories list as follows. Optician, 41 South St. 1835-36 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 72 Baltimore St. 1837-38 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 15 Liberty St. 1840-41 Green, James, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 1 S. 1842 Green, James, mathe-sophical instrument maker, 53 South St. However in the index on page 6, under mathematical instruments is James Green, listed as an advertiser. 1847-50 same listing as 1840-41. King advertise as successors to James Green. 1876 directory Edward Meister advertises as successor to F. King came to New York in 1850 and continued to manufacture mathematical and philosophical instruments. The Federal Census of New York City, Ward 23, for 1880 lists James Green as 72 years old born in England. Nicolas Fortin, an instrument maker in Paris in the early nineteenth century, introduced a mercury barometer with a glass and leather cistern so designed that the barometer could be safely moved from one place to another. James Green began making Fortin-type barometers for the Smithsonian in the 1850s, though with a slightly different design to the cistern. This example marked HENRY J. GREEN B’KLYN, N. Was made after 1890 James Green’s nephew and successor moved to Brooklyn.

The Chelsea Holosteric Barometer is an original scientific instrument from the pre-1930 era, specifically designed for measuring atmospheric pressure. With its historical significance and functional design, this barometer would be a prized possession for any enthusiast of antiques or science alike.

This is a nice example of a H. Green Fortine stick barometer, early American instruments being more rare. Appears to be in good working condition however I know nothing about these so please keep that in mind. Here is some information on James Green and his. James Green, the son of Samuel and Sarah Green. Was born in London, England in 1808 and moved to the United States opening an instrument shop in Baltimore around 1832. He opened a second shop in New York in the early 1840s, and retired in 1885. Was in the United States 72 years and in New York City 46 years; he died at New York City June 12, 1896. The Baltimore directories list as follows. Optician, 41 South St. 1835-36 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 72 Baltimore St. 1837-38 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 15 Liberty St. 1840-41 Green, James, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 1 S. 1842 Green, James, mathe-sophical instrument maker, 53 South St. However in the index on page 6, under mathematical instruments is James Green, listed as an advertiser. 1847-50 same listing as 1840-41. King advertise as successors to James Green. 1876 directory Edward Meister advertises as successor to F. King came to New York in 1850 and continued to manufacture mathematical and philosophical instruments. The Federal Census of New York City, Ward 23, for 1880 lists James Green as 72 years old born in England. Nicolas Fortin, an instrument maker in Paris in the early nineteenth century, introduced a mercury barometer with a glass and leather cistern so designed that the barometer could be safely moved from one place to another. James Green began making Fortin-type barometers for the Smithsonian in the 1850s, though with a slightly different design to the cistern. This example marked HENRY J. GREEN B’KLYN, N. Was made after 1890 James Green’s nephew and successor moved to Brooklyn. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Other Antique Science Equip”. The seller is “klony” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Time Period Manufactured: Pre-1930
• Maker: Green

Old barometer, very good condition, operational. Height – 67 cm, width – 30 cm. Pictures 3,4,5. LARGE, HUGE AND MASSIVE AND VERY rare, very old (antique) barometer – an ornamented sculpture, the barometer is also functional, beautifully maintained – until you believe that they have survived in this condition until today – of course everything works as it should – BDB condition! Thick glass, the so-called bevelled, hard wood, well-kept. Both barometers are beautiful, functional, decorative, large and old. Made in a similar style with changes to the carving. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “jaros.makow” and is located in this country: PL. This item can be shipped to United States, all countries in Europe.

• Original/Reproduction: Original

Manufactured in England this. Barometer The readings are set in Millimetres and millibars. It is wall mounted antique pieces for vintage product lovers. With compensated temperature and acceleration. It is the Original salvaged Old weather Instrument. Give your place a vintage look you always wanted with this simple yet effective product, with round, heavy and durable this original Barometer can be the perfect addition. We provide the highest quality products in order to satisfy our clients. We are Professional Manufacturers & also well known Antique & Nautical Sellers Worldwide. We focus on providing the best quality products to our customers & clients & also offer best possible price of Antiques & Nauticals for Customers satisfaction. We understand that you want your product to reach you in its. Thus the products would be packed properly in a Tamper Proof Packing Material. That Protects the product from being Damaged or Soiled or any other Damages. Return will be accepted. We will do everything possible to please you and bring a smile on your pretty face. E believe that all disputes can be settled by proper communication. So please communicate for faster resolution. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “heritageantique” and is located in this country: IN. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Time Period Manufactured: Pre-1930
• Maker: Lilley & Gillie

Antique Art Nouveau weather forecaster in the form of a monk. It indicates the weather by moving its arm with a pointer. To indicate the weather. In good weather its arm points upwards, and its hood is down. Bad weather, its arm descends and its hood rises to cover the head. Early 1900s, cardboard litographed, used condition. 33 cm x 25 cm x 4 cm (13″x9,8″x1,6). The item “Antique Art Nouveau weather forecaster monk shape rare collectible” is in sale since Tuesday, July 20, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Barometers”. The seller is “soleluna980″ and is located in Astroni. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Time Period Manufactured: Pre-1930

Diameter 19 cm / ca 7.5 inch. The item “1800 -s ANTIQUE ROUND SHAPE BAROMETER CARVED WOOD CASE GERMANY GERMAN” is in sale since Saturday, February 8, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Mercantile, Trades & Factories\Other Mercantile Antiques”. The seller is “scandiques” and is located in EUROPE. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Diameter 17 cm / ca 6.7 inch. The item “1800 -s RARE C. VOTKEY ROUND SHAPE BAROMETER St. PETERSBOURG RUSSIA RUSSIAN” is in sale since Tuesday, January 28, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Mercantile, Trades & Factories\Other Mercantile Antiques”. The seller is “scandiques” and is located in EUROPE. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Diameter 19 cm / ca 7.5 inch. The item “1800 -s ANTIQUE ROUND SHAPE BAROMETER CARVED WOOD CASE GERMANY GERMAN” is in sale since Tuesday, January 28, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Mercantile, Trades & Factories\Other Mercantile Antiques”. The seller is “scandiques” and is located in EUROPE. This item can be shipped worldwide.