Our showroom and workshops are now closed after 43 years trading, we sell parts and charts etc online.
Our sock of antique barometers have mostly been sold, we might have an odd nice antique banjo aneroid for sale - drop us an e-mail with you enquiry.
stock left might be added here in time.
ANTIQUE BAROMETERS
Ref 2529
A classic example of an Admiral FitzRoy barometer, the wide full glazed
mid golden brown case surmounted with carved leaf and shield design. The
decorative gothic paper scales in good order, mounted with a boxwood scaled
mercury thermometer and a storm glass on a paper chart of the atmosphere
picturing the position of the highest balloon ascent. It has the patented
transport device. Fitted with a new bespoke mercury filled tube to suit,
the brass cleaned and lacquered a mellow gold colour, a pair of replacement
adjustment knobs for the twin recording arms. 47” x 10 ¼”
c 1900
Ref: 2607
A domestic mercury barometer of Admiral FitzRoy style with full length glass
front housing traditional paper scales, a storm glass and a thermometer,
the barometer tube replaced in our own workshops. The medium dark oak case
with twin indicator pointers opperated by a knob connected to the traditional
rack and pinion system.
Ref: 2190
A mahogany aneroid banjo barometer with shaped case, rounded style architectural
pediment surmounted with carving, inlaid with coloured woods and ivory of
flowers & leaf design with 8” white glass dial and ceramic thermometer
scale in red & black, dating c1910. In good order throughout measuring:
34” x 13” please e-mail or phone us for price and delivery options
Ref: 2552
A dark oak cased carved banjo aneroid barometer with white glass scales,
mercury filled thermometer. The whole cleaned & in good working order
throughout measuring: 34 ½” x 10”
Ref: 2562
A mahogany Inlaid aneroid barometer of Edwardian style possibly 1930's Measures
32 1/2" x 12" with 7 1/2" diameter aluminum printed dial.
Ref: 2163
A 6” brass dial aneroid barometer probably by Taylor Instruments (Short
& Mason) in a large octagonal oak case showing medallary rays on the
large bevels. The case approximately 13” across the flats with original
suppliers label ‘ACME Barometers number 110’ to reverse, circa
1930’s, please e-mail or phone us for price and delivery options
Ref: 2197
An oak mounted round aneroid barometer in medium brown colour, measuring
10” diameter. The silver etched dial 4 7/8” diameter. Cleaned
& in good order throughout, c1930
