Antique Barographs

A good walnut cased weather station comprising single train fusee eight day clock twin capsule barometer drum recorder maxmin thermometerA substantial weather station constructed principally in lacquered brass the

This is a fine rare late 1930s barograph with an ivory plaque stating J Brown 76 St Vincent Street Glasgow Finished in a larger than usual polished mahogany case

This is a lovely early 20th Century barograph in an oak case complete with a subsidiary barometer dial which works in sequence with the recording movement The instrument was

A working Oak cased barograph with a lacquered brass movement fitted to a bronze finished plate The lid has beveled glass to the five pieces there is a slim

This is an oak cased barograph with a plaque stating Lizars of Edinburgh Glasgow with an unusual nickel alloy finish to the movement There is a mercury filled thermometer

This is a lovely polished walnut barograph with rounded corners slightly larger than the standard form Unsigned but likely made by J Hicks who advertised this style of barographs

This is a lovely early 20th Century barograph in an oak case complete with a subsidiary barometer dial which works in sequence with the recording movement The instrument was

A good looking barograph in a polished mahogany case with beveled glass a chart drawer to the base This instrument has an open subsidiary dial which works in sequence

This is a fine rare disc barograph in a large polished oak case with beveled glass There are two large diaphragms which create the pressure movement The brass mechanism

This is a relatively modern good quality barograph probably made by Casella who perfected the knurled knob style pen lifter made for the retail market In excellent conditionComes with

A very nice looking barograph by C W Dixey 3 New Bond Street London in a mahogany case with beveled glass all round a chart drawer bun feet to

This is a lovely early 20th Century barograph in an oak case complete with a subsidiary barometer dial which works in sequence with the recording movement Supplied by famous

This is a lovely early 20th Century barograph in a polished oak case complete with a subsidiary barometer dial which works in sequence with the recording movement An ivorine

A polished mahogany barograph with MDS London engraved on an ivory plaque fitted to the base The case has a hinged lid with bevelled glass The unusual movement has two

This is a lovely 1930s barograph in a polished walnut case with beveled glass chart drawer made by Negretti Zambra Known as a Regency pattern this instrument is

This is a Russian Meteorological office issue barograph looks to be dated 1956 with a low serial number 00084 The robust but retro style case has a 3-glass hinged lid

A rare large pattern barograph by renowned makers Negretti Zambra of London Probable from a club or public school A set of ten diaphragms operates the movement records

An unusual small pattern barograph with the four diaphragms set horizontally set in a walnut case with glass panel to front rear which is cracked A label on the

This is an unusual small pattern barograph with polished 2-glass mahogany case carrying handle retailed by C Plath of Hamburg with an early serial number 214 inscribed on the

This is an unusual small pattern polished 2-glass mahogany case with carrying handle on hinged lid in excellent condition manufactured by C Plath of Hamburg The 4 diaphragms are set

A small pattern single glass cased barograph manufactured by Richard Freres of Paris with the RF logo Made in France stamped on the lacquered base The polished light oak