19th Century Irish Giltwood Barometer in the Baroque Style
Located in Dublin, IE
A fascinating Irish giltwood barometer in the baroque style. The large stick barometer features a
Giltwood
Pair of 18th century Italian Clock and Barometer
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Pair of 18th century Italian carved wood fragments with clock and barometer.
Giltwood
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H 8.75 in W 8.75 in D 2 in
Antique Irish Carved Oak Aneroid Barometer Retailed by William Egan Cork Ireland
Located in Dublin, Ireland
A Wonderful Hand Carved Irish Oak Aneroid Wall Barometer of compact size, encased within a circular
Brass
Mid-19th Century Rosewood & Brass Belfast Barometer
Located in Dublin 8, IE
Mid-19th century rosewood and brass Belfast barometer by J. Cappo, with bone setting key, inlaid
Brass
Irish George III Mahogany Banjo Barometer
Located in Essex, MA
Typical form with scroll pediment over a hydrometer and a thermometer, a barometer dial and level
Irish Mahogany Barometer
Located in Mississauga, ON
An Irish Mahogany String Inlaid Banjo Form Barometer. Maker: Castello, Dublin. Fitted with
Mahogany
Irish Early 19th Century Barometer
Located in Mississauga, ON
An Irish, mahogany early 19th century wheel barometer.
Mahogany
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