A Black Forest aneroid barometer and thermometer , the frame carved with a French hunting horn, game and hunting trophies and oak leaves, 80cm high

A French portable ballooning barograph, 0-30000 feet, by Jules Richard, Paris, with spare recording sheets, ink and instruction sheet, in a mahoga...

Seven pocket aneroid barometer/ altimeters and a motorist's altimeter, the first by E R Watts & Son, London, No.1044 (large), the second by W. Wat...

Four pocket aneroid barometers, the first Asten's patent No. 2853 1907 No.30 with altimeter and descent/ascent dial, leather case, the second an e...

Three pocket aneroid barometers, the first a Watkins mountain aneroid No.33, inscribed 'J. Hicks, Hatton Garden, London', in leather case, the sec...

Four pocket aneroid barometers, the first an early Negretti & Zambra, Hatton Garden, Cornhill & Regent Street No.1622, in a leather case, the seco...

Three pocket aneroid barometers, the first by C W Dixey, 'Optician to the Queen', leather case, the second by Dollond with magnifier, the third by...

Four pocket aneroid barometers and an altimeter, the first by J A S Pitkin, maker, London 5.58, with curved thermometer, the second by T Cooke & S...

Five pocket aneroid barometers, Lennie, optician, Edinburgh, double-sided, with curved thermometer and compass, Mullard & Son, Oxford Street, with...

Five pocket aneroid barometers, the first anonymous, possibly for dashboard or compendium, the second by F Darton & Co. St. John Street. EC, leath...

Six pocket aneroid barometers, the first a Hutchinson's improved surveying, leather case, the second a Field's Engineering aneroid WO 2037 18, by ...

Six pocket aneroid barometers, the first by Negretti & Zambra, London No.11,730, the second unnamed, in brass hanging stand, the third a height re...

Four pocket aneroid barometers, the first a traveller's compendium matched compass, ivory thermometer, barometer by Husbands Bristol, leather case...

Three silver-cased pocket aneroid barometers, the first with standing ball feet, pull-off compass verso, case by Richard James Oliver, London, 188...

Five pocket aneroid barometers and a surveying hypsometric aneroid, the first by J H Steward Ltd., London, No 5746 in leather case (large), the se...

Four aneroid barometers, the first GPO. No. 1A AJC 61/1, leather box, the second by C G Spencer & Sons, Aeronauts & Balloon makers, Holloway, Lond...

Six 'pocket' aneroids, the first by F Barker & Son, London, the second a surveying aneroid and barometer, the third by John Davis, optician, Derby...

Five pocket aneroids, a GPO screw-on barometer no. 2A AJC 64/1 , a Negretti & Zambra weather forecaster watch, patent 6276/15, A-Z forecasts on re...

A small 18ct gold cased altimeter , with open dial and stem wind altitude scale

A silver gilt pocket aneroid barometer/altimeter, by 'Asprey, 106 New Bond St. London', case by Richard Oliver, London 1928, with gilt Albert chai...

Five pocket aneroid barometers/altimeters , the first by Dent, 61 Strand, London, the second a motor aneroid, by S Smith & Sons, London, the third...

Two pocket aneroid barometers , the first an Austrian compendium, with barometer to one side, compass to reverse, double leather carrying case ins...

Seven aneroid barometers and an auto-altimeter , the first a desk model, pocket watch style in leather case, the second with curved thermometer an...

Six aneroid barometers , the first by Goldschmid, Zurich, No.421 with altimeter and paper chart, in leather case, the second an American Fishing G...

Five pocket aneroid barometer/altimeters, the first a Dollond compendium with compass and thermometer, no. 40140, 0-8000, in leather case, the sec...

Four pocket aneroid barometers, the first a traveller's set, by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, Manchester and Liverpool, no. 564, with separate compa...

A mahogany wheel barometer , late 19th century, by J Hughes of Oxford, with satinwood crossbanding within ebony and ivory stringing, having a silv...

A Swedish giltwood and gesso cased wall timepiece , signed Joseph Nyberg, Stockholm, with eagle finial cresting, the circular painted dial support...

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with a silvered register engraved 'Braham, optician, Bristol', a silvered thermometer and turned reservoir ...

An oak stick barometer, by Ross Ltd, 111 New Bond St, with a double ivory register '10am Yesterday/10am Today', with a thermometer to the shaft, 9...

A stick barometer, 19th century, by Watkins Bristol, the silvered dial, with thermometer and register, 97cm high dial 17cm

A George III mahogany stick barometer, by Shuttleworth of London, the broken swan neck pediment above the silvered dial, 97cm long