An antique barometer thermometer by O. Comitti & Son Ltd in London, pre-1930 manufacturing period. Beautiful dark wood carved case with ceramic signed face. Measurement 30/ 15/3.5.
Antique barometer thermometer byeO. Comitti &son Ltd London As It Is
Posted on July 13, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
SUNDO Maritime Barometer Reclaimed Wooden Ship Weather Gauge Nautical Decor
Posted on July 12, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
DESCRIPTION SUNDO Barometer 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. ABOUT US We are Professional Manufacturers & also well-known Antique & Nautical Sellers Worldwide. PACKING We understand that you want your product to reach you in its Best Condition, 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. We will do everything possible to please you and bring a smile to your pretty face. We believe that all disputes can be settled by proper communication. So please communicate for faster resolution.
Industrial Barigo Marine Barometer Original Antique Germany-Made Nautical
Posted on July 9, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
DESCRIPTION Manufactured in Germany this Barigo Barometer is specially for maritime antique 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. ABOUT US 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 & Nautical for Customers satisfaction. PACKING We understand that you want your product to reach you in its Best Condition, 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. We will do everything possible to please you and bring a smile to your pretty face. We believe that all disputes can be settled by proper communication. So please communicate for faster resolution.
Mahogany Barometer Case by Robert Cammack Of Ormskirk England Active 1855-85
Posted on July 8, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
Robert Cammack of Ormskirk. The case is not a functioning barometer. The glass tube is missing from the back of the case but the pulley and brass plate are intact. The thermometer is missing from the front neck of the case. The case measures 12″ wide, 3″ deep and 38 in height. Greenwood and Nina Belle Wooten, Sr, of Austin, Texas. Greenwood was a prominent Austin pharmacist operating Greenwood Pharmacy for thirty years. He was also a member of a pioneer Austin family. His grandfather had been instrumental in establishing the University of Texas at Austin and served on the first Board of Regents as did Greenwood’s father.
Vintage Marine Atmospheric Pressure Barometer German Nautical Wall Instrument
Posted on July 7, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
Manufactured in Germany this wooden Barometer is one of our most bestselling 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. NOTE: (WIRES, BULBS, CHAINS AND ALL OTHER ACCESSORIES SHOWN IN THE PHOTO NOT INCLUDED WITH THE PACKAGE) WE ONLY SELL LIGHT FIXTURES, WITH A BULB HOLDER INSIDE. YOU HAVE TO INSTALL BULBS AND WIRING BY YOURSELF. We understand that you want your product to reach you in its Best Condition, Thus the products would be packed properly in a Tamper Proof Bubble Packing Material, and then we will put it in a carton from being Damaged or Soiled or any other Damages. Return will be accepted within 30 days only. Your feedback is very important to us.
Antique 19th Century Scottish Mahogany with Satinwood Inlay Barometer
Posted on July 6, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
Delve into the elegance of the past with this Antique Scottish Regency c. It’s a testament to the precision and craftsmanship of pre-1930 instruments, showcasing an era where every detail was meticulously cared for. This barometer is not just a functional piece but a work of art that captures the spirit of Scottish Regency design. Its intricate inlay work and historical significance make it a prized addition to any collection, offering both aesthetic appeal and a connection to the past. Height: 38.5 in (97.79 cm). Width: 10 in (25.4 cm). Depth: 2.25 in (5.72 cm).
Mahogany Barometer Case by Robert Cammack Of Ormskirk England Active 1855-85
Posted on July 1, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
Robert Cammack of Ormskirk. The case is not a functioning barometer. The glass tube is missing from the back of the case but the pulley and brass plate are intact. The thermometer is missing from the front neck of the case. The case measures 12″ wide, 3″ deep and 38 in height. Greenwood and Nina Belle Wooten, Sr, of Austin, Texas. Greenwood was a prominent Austin pharmacist operating Greenwood Pharmacy for thirty years. He was also a member of a pioneer Austin family. His grandfather had been instrumental in establishing the University of Texas at Austin and served on the first Board of Regents as did Greenwood’s father.
Antique 1914 Tycos Brass/Copper Frame Barometer Adjustable for Altitude
Posted on June 21, 2025 and filed under Uncategorized.
The plate on the back indicates it was patented in 1914. It is unique in that the user sets the altitude of his location to obtain an accurate reading. The body of the instrument appears to be copper but there are indications that it was brass plated. It is in good shape and I have noticed changes in the readings over the past several days. There is minor cracking of the paint on the dial. It is 5 1/8″ in diameter and 2 1/2″ deep.