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Antoine Redier Wall Mounted Barograph
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Antoine Redier Wall Mounted Barograph

19th century
Description

Antoine Redier patent wall mounted barograph, retailed by J Hicks of London. Circa 1895.

The wall mounted barograph is enclosed in a glazed mahogany case, with a hinged front which opens to access the chart, aneroid capsule, the movement, and altitude adjuster.

The silvered plated scale divided for 31 to 28 inches of barometric pressure.

Marked: J. HICKS. LONDON. No: 120.

Seven day drum movement.

With a key.

The design for this barograph was patented by the French clockmaker and inventor Antoine Redier in 1891.

Physical Dimensions
Height
27cm (10.63")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Declaration

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique Mahogany Wall Barograph to the 1890s.

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SA1007566
Description
Antoine Redier patent wall mounted barograph, retailed by J Hicks of London. Circa 1895.
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The wall mounted barograph is enclosed in a glazed mahogany case, with a hinged front which opens to access the chart, aneroid capsule, the movement, and altitude adjuster.
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fig 1. An antique vertical glazed mahogany case containing a brass barograph mechanism with a paper chart drum.
fig 1. Antoine Redier Wall Mounted Barograph

The silvered plated scale divided for 31 to 28 inches of barometric pressure.

Marked: J. HICKS. LONDON. No: 120.

Seven day drum movement.

With a key.

The design for this barograph was patented by the French clockmaker and inventor Antoine Redier in 1891.

Height
27cm (10.63")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Date of Manufacture

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique Mahogany Wall Barograph to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1007566
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Furniture & lighting alongside clocks, scientific & optical instruments.

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Archive I An antique vertical glazed mahogany case containing a brass barograph mechanism with a paper chart drum.

Antoine Redier Wall Mounted Barograph

Archive II An antique vertical glazed mahogany case containing a brass barograph mechanism with a paper chart drum. View II
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An antique vertical glazed mahogany case containing a brass barograph mechanism with a paper chart drum.
Antoine Redier wall mounted barograph
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An antique vertical glazed mahogany case containing a brass barograph mechanism with a paper chart drum.
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FAQs

A barograph is a specialised meteorological instrument designed to continuously measure and record atmospheric pressure onto a paper chart attached to a clockwork drum. Developed in the nineteenth century, these devices provided detailed weather forecasting data for maritime, scientific, and residential applications.

Authentic nineteenth and early twentieth-century barographs typically feature internal brass mechanisms, steel springs, and aneroid capsules, housed within a polished hardwood case made of mahogany, oak, or walnut, fitted with bevelled glass viewing panels.

Authentic period barographs display makers marks or serial numbers engraved onto the brass scale or baseplate, alongside natural patination on metal components. Mechanical elements such as paper chart drums, clockwork winding mechanisms, and stacked metallic aneroid capsules confirm historical construction.

A wall-mounted or tabletop barograph functions effectively as a focal decorative accent on gallery walls, within home offices, or atop sideboards. Pairing scientific instruments with leather-bound books, dark timber, and tailored upholstery complements classic interior schemes.

Keep the timber case away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity to prevent warping or finish deterioration. Dust the glass panels and exterior wood gently with a microfibre cloth, avoiding harsh chemical polishes near internal mechanical components.
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