2019NOV

Tribal interest; Three Sepik river carved wooden food hooks, the largest 92cm.

A black painted ostrich egg converted into a lidded trinket pot, with white metal mounts and claw feet, 29cm high.

An oak cased barograph By Negretti & Zambra, LondonThe rectangular case with bevelled glass panels, the saffron lacquered brass platform with eight ch

A giltmetal-mounted walnut portable standing barometerAfter the model by Daniel QuareThe top with gilt glazed hood and silvered scale, twin urn finial

A small early Victorian rosewood wheel barometerBy Chamberlain, Bloomsbury, London, circa 1835The trunk inset with a thermometer above signed silvered

An early Victorian mahogany wheel barometer of small sizeSigned Bevan & Weare, BirkenheadThe tapering trunk inset with a silvered thermometer above an

An early Victorian inverted wheel barometerBy John Braham, BristolWith signed engraved circular dial above a well-figured trunk, with bow-fronted ther

A George III mahogany thermometer By Dollond, LondonThe silvered scale with bowed glass39cm high

An Edwardian oak cased barographSigned Pillischer, London, circa 1900The case with bevelled glass plates and brass platform with eight aneroid chamber

A circular oak rope-twist carved wall timepiece and ensuite aneroid barometerSigned Cox & Coombes, Plymouth & Devonport, circa 1895The timepiece with

A Victorian carved walnut nautical themed wheel barometerSigned Gray & Keen, Liverpool, circa 1860In the form of an anchor and rope, the trunk inset w

A late George III mahogany and boxwood outlined wheel barometerSigned M. Woller, BirminghamThe architectural pediment above hydrometer and thermometer

A George III gilt brass-mounted mahogany stick barometerBy Adams, LondonWith a swan-neck pediment above a silvered scale with vernier enclosed by a hi

An Edwardian oak cased barograph Signed Turnbull & Co., EdinburghWith bevelled glass panel to the top, the brass frame with a silvered thermometer sca

A rare brass clockmaker's sector or proportional gaugeBy W. Gwyther, first half 19th centuryEngraved with a scale from 6 to 140, with pivotted arm fix

Ronald A. Lee, The Knibb Family Clockmakers, First Edition, Byfleet 1964, limited edition 384 of 1,000, with dust jacket

R. Garnier & J. Carter, The Golden Age of English Horology, Masterpieces from the Tom Scott Collection, limited edition of 500, Winchester 2015

The Art of Breguet, Habsburg, Geneva, auction catalogue, 14 April 1991 With dust jacket

Horology, general reference: a group of titles including Ronald Rose, English Dial clocks, J. A Neale, Windmills. Approx. 100, together with a small

George Daniels, The Art of Breguet, 1974; together with Sir George White, English Lantern Clocks, 1989, signed by the author, and eight other horologi

A group of eighteen various volumes on regional clockmakers, including Brian Loomes, Clockmakers of Northern England, a copy signed by the author, 199

Two circular glass domes 32 and 31cm high; 23 and 21.5cm diam.

A nickel-plated watchmaker's wheel-cutting machine, with a rectangular wooden base, and fitted accessory drawer25cm wide

A collection of clockmaker's tools, including a Bergeron mainspring winder; a bushing tool; an engineer's level and plate glass level square, both c