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Kembery Antique Clocks
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£ 965 $ 1196 | € 2204 A quality Victorian stick barometer by Robinson of London and Shrewsbury. A mahogany case of rich colour and good proportions with a carved pediment. Carved detailing to the dial sides and the cistern cover. An ivorine scale with weather remarks and signed by the maker. Twin vernier slide adjuster to mark the ...
£ 645 $ 798 | € 748 A Victorian Cornish stick barometer by Trounson of Penzance. A rosewood case with an arched pediment and top hanging loop. Nice case veneers and twin vernier set knobs. A vernier slide adjuster to the twin plates signed 'Trounson Penzance'. Circa 1875. Height 35" / 90 cms Width 4 " / 10 cms Depth 3 / 8 cmsFrom Kembery...
£ 1150 $ 1426 | € 1298 A fine quality late Georgian stick barometer by noted makers Dolland of London. A mahogany case of good proportions with an architectural pediment with the original brass central finial. Choice mahogany case veneers with canted case sides. A well engraved silvered register plate signed 'Dolland, London'. A ve...
£ 350 $ 423 | € 392 A mahogany cased Admirol Fitzroy barometer. An architectural pediment with brass central finial. Twin brass slide indicators. Backpaper with weather predictions, mercury tube, thermometer and storm tube. Circa 1970. Fitzroy was a pioneering meteorologist and established what is now known as the met office. Height 39 "...
£ 4850 $ 5796 | € 5671 A rare angle or 'sign post' double stick barometer. A mahogany case with chequered banded inlays and parquetry. Twin vernier scale adjusters to the end of the scale and shown by small brass loops on the dial. Twin mercury tubes to the very finely engraved silvered scales. Circa 1810.Charles Aiano of London and Can...
£ 625 $ 732 | € 714 .A Regency period English stick barometer. An oak case with chamfered case sides and an opening base cover. A pagoda pediment surmounted by 3 brass finials and side columns. A paper scale with weather predictions typical of those found in the Halifax area. Marked on the scales 'Fecit'. Circa 1825. Height 37" / 9...