M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
. The centre of the body set with a thermometer.

The elegant slender rosewood body with a brass-cased cylindrical cistern to the base and fitted with the original adjustable brass gimbal for wall mounting. The domed top of the case fitted with it’s original brass suspension ring .

In excellent original condition, the rosewood having achieved a rich colour and patina and the brass-ware with an aged surface and patina .
The company of Stebbing & Son, was founded by George Stebbing (1775-1847) who moved to Portsmouth in 1800 from Holborn , London . The firm were recognised by the Admiralty as makers of high quality nautical instruments . Stebbing’s eldest son George James , travelled on H.M.S Beagle with Charles Darwin as ‘instrument-maker’ to the ship .

NB A similar rosewood-cased marine barometer by Stebbing was sold Christie’s 02/04/2003 Lot no. 365 Sale No. 2579 “The Museum Art Gallery Auction “ €4780.
A further example sold Bonhams , London 11/12/2007 Lot 12 “Fine Clocks” £2040 .
H 37”
W 3”
D 2”
England c.1840
M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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