Admiral Fitzroy’s Weather Station Barometer – Late 19th / Early 20th Century An Exceptional Scientific Antique – Rare & Museum Quality A superb and rare example of a late 19th to early 20th century Admiral Fitzroy oak-cased weather station, this piece exemplifies the refinement and functionality of Victorian era meteorological instruments. Finely constructed in solid oak, it combines a mercurial…
Edwardian Mantle Clock 1900, The lovely Edwardian mantle Clock was a presentation with details on the brass plate on the front dated 1923, the clock comes with the original key and pendulum. The clock case is in good condition. It has been in storage for several years and it would need servicing to get this going. I offer free delivery…
Beautiful 19th-century French brass Mantle Clock 1870. This is a fabulous antique 1870 French figural brass clock with a stunning finish. It is ornately decorated with a sculpture of a boy holding a book and pen over the clock the attention to detail and the quality is incredible. There are swags of floral motifs flowing down to the base and…
Exquisite French lacquered brass mantel clock, crafted by the renowned Samuel Marti of Paris in the late 19th century, is a true masterpiece of horology. With its stunning eight-day two-train gong striking movement, featuring an anchor escapement regulated by a disc bob pendulum and incorporating Brocot-type regulation to suspension, this timepiece is a marvel of precision and craftsmanship.
Antique Louis Philippe Portico Clock Exquisite Antique Louis Philippe Portico Mantle Clock A stunning example of a 19th-century Louis Philippe Ormolu-mounted ebonized Portico Mantle Clock, likely dating to the second quarter of the 19th century. This unsigned timepiece features an eight-day counterwheel bell striking movement with an anchor escapement, regulated by a decorative ‘gridiron’ pendulum adorned with a floral rosette…
Barometer: Antique Georgian Mercury Stick Barometer; Beautifully finished Georgian Mercury stick Barometer in Walnut with paper dial, tapering column supports and architectural pediment. Possibly early 1800’s.
Exquisite Antique Georgian Mahogany Stick Barometer by J. Whisker, York, c. late 19th C This antique barometer is a stunning example of Georgian craftsmanship, featuring a beautifully crafted mahogany case with herringbone veneer and boxwood line inlays. The broken pediment sits atop the silvered registered plate, which is protected behind a glazed door. The manually operated vernier is a testament…
Antique Oil Painting ‘Travelling Horsemen’ signed Harden Sidney Melville (1824-1894) A well-executed oil painting by listed British artist- Harden Sidney Melville- is best known for landscape paintings with horses, particularly workhorses and animals such as these. The painting depicts horses pulling a carriage in the countryside, with scenes of a cottage and farm birds and dogs.
A beautiful early 19th-century Mahogany and ebony strung tea caddy with a pair of cannisters and glass bow, on brass feet and brass ring handles on either side. It comes with a key, (the key needs a little attention from a locksmith). The lining is painted thin card so it can be used to hold small personal items. This would…
A fine and intriguing Victorian scientific instrument, this mahogany sympiesometer dates to the 19th century and was crafted by T. Hemsley of Tower Hill, London, a respected maker of precision instruments. Sympiesometers were early barometric devices, particularly favoured for maritime and meteorological use during the Industrial Revolution. Housed in its original mahogany case
Regency Rosewood Tea Caddy with Mixing Bowl. Timeless Elegance Imbue your tea time with a touch of history and sophistication with this charming Re-gency Rosewood Tea Caddy. Crafted from high-quality rosewood in the 1800s, this ex-quisite piece embodies the grace of the Regency era. Its rich mahogany flame colour adds warmth to any setting, making it a perfect addition for…
