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A Pinchetti & Co, London a Late 18th Century Boxwood Inlaid Mahogany Stick Barometer
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for sale €1,053     $1,143
£900
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A Pinchetti & Co, London a Late 18th Century Boxwood Inlaid Mahogany Stick Barometer

19th century
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A PINCHETTI & CO, LONDON A LATE 18TH CENTURY BOXWOOD INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with architectural pediment above a hinged door. The silvered dial with a thermometer and calibrated silvered dial, mercury tube and turned cistern cover 98cm high.

Physical Dimensions
Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Gutlin Clocks has dated this Antique Mahogany Stick Barometer to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA692592
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BAR2682
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A PINCHETTI & CO, LONDON A LATE 18TH CENTURY BOXWOOD INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER with architectural pediment above a hinged door.
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The silvered dial with a thermometer and calibrated silvered dial, mercury tube and turned cistern cover 98cm high.
Gutlin Clocks
Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Gutlin Clocks has dated this Antique Mahogany Stick Barometer to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA692592
Dealers Internal Ref
BAR2682
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Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate.
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Archive I Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate.

A Pinchetti & Co, London a Late 18th Century Boxwood Inlaid Mahogany Stick Barometer

Archive II Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate. View II
Archive III Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate. View III
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Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate.
A PINCHETTI & CO, LONDON A LATE 18TH CENTURY BOXWOOD INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER
Ref: SA692592
Late 18th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer featuring boxwood stringing, a brass finial atop a broken pediment, and a silvered register plate.
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Stick barometers became popular domestic items in the late 18th century, serving both as scientific instruments for predicting weather changes and as decorative wall furnishings. Craftsmanship from this era frequently incorporated classical architectural elements such as pediments and urn finials.

These instruments were predominantly constructed from dense woods like mahogany or walnut, often embellished with boxwood or ebony stringing. The functional components comprised a glass tube filled with mercury, an engraved brass or silvered register plate, and a turned wooden cistern cover.

Authentic pieces usually feature hand-engraved silvered brass scales displaying Georgian lettering and maker names. Look for age-appropriate wear to the timber, original mercury glass tubes, and traditional joinery techniques such as mortise-and-tenon joints.

An antique stick barometer works well when mounted in vertical architectural spaces such as hallways, library alcoves, or narrow wall spaces between doors. It pairs effectively with traditional artwork, dark wood shelving, or minimalist modern backdrops to create visual contrast.

Keep the barometer perfectly upright to prevent mercury spillage or air bubbles from entering the glass column. Avoid placing the instrument near direct heat sources or intense sunlight, and clean the wooden casing using a soft, dry microfibre cloth without harsh chemicals.
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