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Barometer Art-deco Solid Mahogany Liverpool 1900s
Arundel Clocks
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Barometer Art-deco Solid Mahogany Liverpool 1900s

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Arundel Clocks
Description

Hi

I have for sale a1900s English solid mahogany Aneroid barometer in perfect working order and in good original condition, a large, bold, thick piece of heavy mahogany.

The Case

The case is in solid mahogany and stands 56cm high x 40cm wide with a depth of 7cm it is in good original condition, has had a lot of wax polish, one small split as seen, but amazing hand carvings.

The Dial

The 20cm dial is in original condition; the barometer has the original marker/pointer again no cracks or splits.

The dial is signed by the shop it served, Wood the late Grahams otician in London Road, Liverpool.

Overall, a beautiful barometer in great original condition this is a rare old find. These barometers from the art deco period are going up month on month in price.

I will ship.

Physical Dimensions
Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

Arundel Clocks has dated this Carved Mahogany Aneroid Barometer to the 1900s.

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SA1200415
Dealers Internal Reference
Anaroid Barometer
Dealers Notes

Gary, our in-house Horologist, is always happy to discuss your individual requirements: +44 7903 932602

Description
Hi

I have for sale a1900s English solid mahogany Aneroid barometer in perfect working order and in good original condition, a large, bold, thick piece of heavy mahogany.

The Case

The case is in solid mahogany and stands 56cm high x 40cm wide with a depth of 7cm it is in good original condition, has had a lot of wax polish, one small split as seen, but amazing hand carvings.
Arundel Clocks
fig 1. A diamond-shaped carved mahogany wall barometer featuring an open centre circular dial with black and red text.
fig 1. Barometer Art-deco Solid Mahogany Liverpool 1900s

The Dial

The 20cm dial is in original condition; the barometer has the original marker/pointer again no cracks or splits.

The dial is signed by the shop it served, Wood the late Grahams otician in London Road, Liverpool.

Overall, a beautiful barometer in great original condition this is a rare old find. These barometers from the art deco period are going up month on month in price.

I will ship.

Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Arundel Clocks has dated this Carved Mahogany Aneroid Barometer to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1200415
Dealers Internal Ref
Anaroid Barometer
Arundel Clocks
Arundel Clocks
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Seller of rare and exquisite antique clocks and timepieces for people of discernment.

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A diamond-shaped carved mahogany wall barometer featuring an open centre circular dial with black and red text.
Barometer Art-Deco Solid Mahogany Liverpool 1900s
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A diamond-shaped carved mahogany wall barometer featuring an open centre circular dial with black and red text.
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An aneroid barometer is a non-liquid scientific instrument developed in the nineteenth century to measure atmospheric pressure using a sealed metallic capsule that expands or contracts with changes in air pressure.

Edwardian barometers commonly feature solid mahogany or oak cases with hand-carved decorative motifs, brass bezel rings, and ceramic or silvered metal dials housing visible internal brass mechanisms.

Authentic antique barometers often display maker marks or optician names on the dial face, hand-carved wood details showing natural age, original glass bezels, and period-correct mechanical movements rather than modern electronic components.

Mount the barometer as a focal point on a narrow accent wall, position it within a hallway, or hang it in a study alongside framed botanical prints and dark wood shelving.

Keep the timber case dusted with a soft dry cloth, apply beeswax occasionally along the wood grain, avoid hanging near direct heat sources or damp external walls, and avoid adjusting the mechanical calibration screw unnecessarily.
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