Swift & Anderson Hexagonal Barometer & 1930s Wood-Cased Thermometer (Unbranded)

"VINTAGE SWIFT & ANDERSON HEXAGONAL BAROMETER & AN UNBRANDED 1930s WOOD-CASED THERMOMETER One small vintage hexagonal barometer made by Swift & Anderson, Boston Mass. Mid-century / English Country sty

1930s Anderson Taxi wooden thermometer and barometer. Painted wood with stencil. Marked Fogarty MFG. Co. in Dayton, OH. 10.5 in height.

VINTAGE SWIFT & ANDERSON ANEROID BAROMETER & THERMOMETER IN SOLID MAHOGANY CASE, APPROX 6" X 5", SKU374.11

Vintage Swift & Anderson - Inc Wooden Thermometer & Barometer Paper Weight.Is approx 6" x 2" x 5" and it weighs 1.31lb. It is in a good, vintage condition with some wear, scratches, and light surface

Description: This lot includes a wonderful gilt wood cased barometer & thermometer. The finish appears to be original with a lovely sunburst design around the barometer. The lot is for the case only a

Swift Anderson Inc Synchronized precision movement clock/barometer/thermometer Boston, MASS made in USA - untested

French LeliËvre Gilt-Wood Barometer and Thermometer. Elongated hexagonal frame with a lyre form crown bearing the thermometer and foliate decoration to the frame. Sticker to the front reads '12, R

Including cased Linden clock; barometer, thermometer, and clock in wood, marked Charles Elkin; Michael Elkin clock inset in wood. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 11.5" x W 4" x D 2.5" Condition: All clocks ap

A rare antique finely worked French barometer with lyre shaped crest thermometer above a large hexagonal framed barometer. The Parisian décor piece is made of hand carved gilded wood .(H37 Inch XL2

Metal Cased Barometer, by Cenco (Central Scientific Co., Chicago, IL), c. 1930, patented 9/21/(19)20, with attached metal register and thermometer, mercury tube enclosed in hexagonal metal case, glass

Later reproduction of an 18th century French gilt wood mercury barometer and thermometer. Dial with three hands. Dated 1760 on the face. 38 1/4" H x 11" W. Repair to the mercury tube and panel. Loss t

Fine Parisian barometer/thermometer, of ebony wood, having ornate bronze frame, including French horn, wheat and foliage relief. Maker Molteni Freres, France, 1880's. [46 x 13 inches].

19th century French barometer by de Raveton Caen, with hexagonal-form case and lyre-form crest. [36 1/2" H x 19 1/4" W].

Early 19th c. Mahogany Cased Banjo Barometer, by Matthew Woller of Birmingham, having a brass finial above a double swan's neck pediment, round hygrometer and stick thermometer with silvered dials bel

French stick barometer, 19th century, executed in wood, the case with flat pediment having an exposed mercury tube with a bronze and crystal cistern to the base, terminating in a brass drop pendant fi

Catani & Dotti, London, barometer, 19th century, executed in wood, the body of banjo form, enclosing a thermometer and 8.5" spirit dial, marquetry inlaid with shell and floral medallion decoration, 38

French, 19th Century, Thermometer In Finial, Paper Dial In Hexagonal Case, Height 34, Width 19, Depth 1 Inches, Later Gilt Surface, Lacks Tube On Back, Wear, Cracks And Fade To Dial. See Photos For Ad

The top with lyre crest centering a thermometer with original carved finial above a hexagonal shaped canted dial surround of red eglomise panels with gilt decoration centering a white fielded eglomise

Militaria, Bernd Steiner Commemorative Barometer for the N. German Lloyd Line (NDL) ship the SS Bremen, c.1930's, the SS Bremen was used in WWII by the Nazis, wood frame w/colorful glass front marked

This circa 1850's Renaissance-style French barometer, thermometer, and wall clock is made of gold plated bronze on a walnut wood base. The clock is decorated with dragon and cherub figures as well as

TIFFANY & CO. A 1930'S FRENCH SILVER DESK COMPENDIUM the cube-shaped case with hinged handle enclosing a clock, thermometers, calendar, barometer and compass, the clock with spring-driven manual wind

A Painted Wood Cased Model of the Polyktor SS 20th Century Height of case 22 x length 84 1/2 x depth 9 1/2 inches. This Greek cargo steamer was built in 1914. In 1943, while traveling from Halifax to

DWIGHT'S SODA ADV. WOOD THERMOMETER, C. 1880 H. 36"

stamped "Tiffany Studios / New York" and "1606" to verso 12 5/8 x 5 x 2 1/4 in. (32.1 x 12.7 x 5.7 cm.) Literature: Alastair Duncan, "Tiffany Lamps and Metalware", p. 459