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Shell Inlaid Mahogany Banjo Barometer in Good Working Order Circa 1830s
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Shell Inlaid Mahogany Banjo Barometer in Good Working Order Circa 1830s

19th century
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Shell inlaid Mahogany banjo barometer in good working order Circa 1830s

H96cm W24cm

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me

Stephen 07525494275

A pre-delivery inspection will be carried out to make sure it arrives to you at its best.

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Height
96cm (37.80")
Width
24cm (9.45")
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A and B Antiques has dated this Mahogany Banjo Barometer to the 19th Century.

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SA674338
Dealers Internal Reference
96LV
Description
Shell inlaid Mahogany banjo barometer in good working order Circa 1830s

H96cm W24cm

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me

Stephen 07525494275

A pre-delivery inspection will be carried out to make sure it arrives to you at its best.

Height
96cm (37.80")
Width
24cm (9.45")
Date of Manufacture

A and B Antiques has dated this Mahogany Banjo Barometer to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA674338
Dealers Internal Ref
96LV
A and B Antiques
A and B Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2014

Useful pieces short of space hide a corner cupboard in an unused corner .

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An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial.
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Archive I An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial.

Shell Inlaid Mahogany Banjo Barometer in Good Working Order Circa 1830s

Archive II An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View II
Archive III An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View III
Archive IV An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View IV
Archive V An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View V
Archive VI An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View VI
Archive VII An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View VII
Archive VIII An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View VIII
Archive IX An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View IX
Archive X An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial. View X
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An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial.
Shell inlaid Mahogany banjo barometer in good working order Circa 1830s
Ref: SA674338
An antique 1830s William IV mahogany banjo barometer featuring shell marquetry inlays, a central thermometer, and a round silvered dial.
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A banjo barometer, also known as a wheel barometer, is a wall-mounted instrument featuring a wooden case shaped like a banjo that encloses a barometric dial and frequently an integrated thermometer.

These barometers were typically constructed using mahogany or rosewood veneered cases, silvered brass dials, glass tubes, and decorative marquetry or shell inlays.

Authentic 1830s examples generally feature hand-engraved silvered brass dials, natural wood patination, mercury-filled capillary tubes, and neoclassical shell or patera marquetry inlays.

Mount the instrument vertically on a narrow wall space, alongside framed architectural prints, or above a sideboard to add historical interest.

Keep the instrument away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent timber warping, dust the casing gently with a soft microfibre cloth, and avoid tilting or laying mercury-filled instruments flat.
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