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George IV Mahogany Five Glass Barometer

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Circa 1820. A good George IV mahogany five glass barometer. The elegant case with horn top with hydrometer, barometer convex mirror, barometer and spirit level, each housed separately. Towards the base there's a classic Edinburgh beading, the barometer has been calibrated recently and works perfectly.

97cm high 26cm wide
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£950.00  UK
$1268.82  USA
€1116.16  EU
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Category Antique Barometers and Barographs Period Early 19th Century Antiques Material Mahogany Origin Scottish Item code as178a5232 / 24985 Status For Sale

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