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18th Century Pollard Oak Stick Barometer
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18th Century Pollard Oak Stick Barometer

18th century
Sold 2 September 2025 · LTANTIQUES.CO.UK
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Description

This antique stick barometer is beautifully crafted from pollard oak, showcasing a rich, distinctive colour and grain that only improves with age. The barometer features an elegant arched top, with a hinged glazed door that encloses the mercury-action barometer tube, offering a clear view of the inner workings.

On either side of the tube, there are seven weather indicators, allowing you to track atmospheric changes with ease. The barometer is proudly marked with the maker's name, Abraham Smith & Co., a well-respected name in antique instrument manufacture.

In working order, this piece has been well-preserved and remains a functional tool as well as a striking decorative object. The slim profile of the case makes it suitable for a variety of spaces, while the natural beauty of the pollard oak adds a timeless charm.

W 13.5cm

D 5.5cm

H 95cm

Date of Manufacture

LTANTIQUES.CO.UK has dated this Pollard Oak Stick Barometer to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
95cm (37.40")
Width
13.5cm (5.31")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1121648
Dealers Internal Reference
YYE250127A
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Description
This antique stick barometer is beautifully crafted from pollard oak, showcasing a rich, distinctive colour and grain that only improves with age.
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The barometer features an elegant arched top, with a hinged glazed door that encloses the mercury-action barometer tube, offering a clear view of the inner workings.
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fig 1. An 18th-century pollard oak stick barometer featuring a rounded top, exposed glass tube with engraved paper scale, and a figured wood trunk.
fig 1. 18th Century Pollard Oak Stick Barometer

On either side of the tube, there are seven weather indicators, allowing you to track atmospheric changes with ease. The barometer is proudly marked with the maker's name, Abraham Smith & Co., a well-respected name in antique instrument manufacture.

fig 2. An 18th-century pollard oak stick barometer featuring a rounded top, exposed glass tube with engraved paper scale, and a figured wood trunk.
fig 2. 18th Century Pollard Oak Stick Barometer

In working order, this piece has been well-preserved and remains a functional tool as well as a striking decorative object. The slim profile of the case makes it suitable for a variety of spaces, while the natural beauty of the pollard oak adds a timeless charm.

W 13.5cm

D 5.5cm

H 95cm

Date of Manufacture

LTANTIQUES.CO.UK has dated this Pollard Oak Stick Barometer to the 18th Century.

Height
95cm (37.40")
Width
13.5cm (5.31")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1121648
Dealers Internal Ref
YYE250127A
LTANTIQUES.CO.UK
LTANTIQUES.CO.UK
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Specialists in all periods of english furniture

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An 18th-century pollard oak stick barometer featuring a rounded top, exposed glass tube with engraved paper scale, and a figured wood trunk.
18th Century Pollard Oak Stick Barometer
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An 18th-century pollard oak stick barometer featuring a rounded top, exposed glass tube with engraved paper scale, and a figured wood trunk.
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  • ObjectBarometers
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialPollard Oak, Glass, Brass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsArched pediment, Figured grain veneer, Glazed dial door, Cistern base
  • SizeH 95 cm (37 in) x W 13.5 cm (5 in) x D 5.5 cm (2 in)

Keep the instrument away from direct sunlight, central heating sources, and damp environments to protect the wood finish, paper scales, and glass tube assembly.

Mount the piece as a focal point in a hallway, library, or study alongside traditional wood panelling, or use it to introduce vertical line and historical texture into a minimalist room.

Authentic pieces exhibit period-correct construction techniques such as hand-cut dovetails, secondary softwoods, original mercury tubes, and hand-lettered or engraved brass scales rather than modern printed dials.

Makers typically utilised dense cabinet timbers such as oak, mahogany, or walnut veneers over pine carcases, housing glass cistern tubes filled with mercury and hand-engraved brass or silvered dial plates.

Stick barometers evolved from marine and domestic weather-glass designs during the 17th and 18th centuries, transitioning from purely scientific instruments into refined interior furnishings for affluent homes.
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