An interesting and attractive oak-cased chart table marine barometer by Short & Mason, c1875, carried on ships alongside marine chronometers - £750

A fine gilt brass desk weather station comprising an aneroid barometer and thermometer by Dollond, London No 2451 c1885 - £1250

A good lacquered brass aneroid pocket barometer compass thermometer compendium made in France for the British market c1900 - £395

A very scarce, early production, gilt brass, drum-form aneroid barometer with thermometer by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 1508, in Oak Case c1858 - £650

A very good lacquered brass aneroid barometer altimeter by Naudet, retailed by Rudolf & August Rost, Wien c1875 - £350

A very unusual mahogany cased first quality lacquered brass aneroid barometer No 1778 by Short & Mason c1913

A rare cased 1st quality ships chronometer companion aneroid barometer by Callaghan & Co, no 7224 c1870

A very important Vidi pattern prototype copper alloy aneroid barometer No 2575 c1949, modified and retailed by Elliott, London c1859

An interesting and attractive oak-cased chart table marine barometer by Short & Mason, c1875 - £750

A very unusual antique French aneroid barometer clock by Bourdon & Richards, Paris, No 539 c1882 - £2250

A very interesting Barophain weather forecaster barometer by R.D. Spinney c1924 - £675

A very good French Industrial Series naval-themed novelty desk barometer, possibly by Guilmet, Paris, c1880 - £1200

A very good early French lighthouse automaton from the Industrial Series by Andre Romain Guilmet, Paris c1880

A very good French desk barometer and paperweight in the form of a silver mounted mahogany capstan by Gustave Keller, Paris, c1900 - £450

A fine early 20^th century oak cased weather station by Negretti & Zambra, c1910 - £3250

A rare special order “Forecasting Aneroid” by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 21054 contained within a pig skin case with lacquered brass forecaster c1925 - £875

A good walnut cased weather station comprising single train fusee eight day clock, twin capsule barometer, drum recorder and maximum/minimum thermometer c1878 - £1750

A most attractive and unusual, early, cast iron-cased The Royal Standard Aneroid marine barometer by Dollond, London, c1880 - £550

A very scarce and extremely large Victorian wall barometer with thermometer in carved oak twist surround, probably by Short & Mason, c1885 - £550

An unusual scarce and extremely large Victorian aneroid barometer in carved oak twist surround c1890, numbered 5062 to reverse, probably by Short & Mason - £350

An unusual and complete, cased presentation meteorological aneroid barometer with pocket forecaster by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 12462, c1937 - £325

A very good easel style leather cased lacquered brass pocket barometer altimeter by Dollond, London, No 12166 c1910 - £350

A very high quality large British Army presentation barometer by Pertuis Hulot Naudet et Cie c1880 - £725

A good early drawing room or hall aneroid barometer by M Pillischer, London, c1864 - £295

Negretti & Zambra patented the weather forecaster in 1915 - Patent 6276/15 - to allow both professionals and the man in the street to predict the weather with more than 80% accuracy

A unique and very attractive parcel gilt and walnut cased metallic or aneroid Bourdon barometer by Jules Richard No 21266 c1890 - £2500

An imposing, lacquered brass presentation novelty desk aneroid barometer in the form of a ships wheel after George Betjemann & Sons, c1900 - £550

A very rare Japanned brass and oak cased Weather Foreteller aneroid barometer by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 30694, c1920 - £650

A very substantial ormolu and silver plate brass novelty desk barometer modelled in the form of a military timpano or kettledrum by George Betjemann & Sons, London, c1880 - £1200

A very scarce, early production, lacquered brass, drum-form aneroid barometer with thermometer by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 750, c1858 - £525

Very impressive lacquered brass aneroid barometer by Ross, London, presented by Anti-Aircraft Squad, Wimbledon, c1918 - £395

A very scarce early production lacquered brass drum-form aneroid barometer with thermometer by Negretti & Zambra, London, No 711, c1858 - £480

An attractive late 19th century, nickel plated and lacquered brass French desk compendium in the form of an anchor, comprising clock, barometer and thermometer, c1890 - £1200

A very unusual nickel-plated brass-cased precision aneroid barometer by Léon Maxant, Sr, 38 rue Belgrand, Paris, c1905 - £395