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Lot Number : 251

  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.
  • Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830, With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.

Description: Hitzman & Co of Cambridge - Early 19th century mahogany mercury wheel barometer c1830,
With a broken pediment and finial, rounded base, and lined stringing to the edge, cast brass bezel with an 8-inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches and signed Hitzman & Co, Cambridge, with brass setting pointer to the glass, beneath an arched 12” Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer with a silvered register. Joseph and Henry Heitzman were German barometer makers and clock importers who lived and worked in Trinity Street Cambridge 1820-1900, often found as here spelt Hitzman.

Dimensions:
Height: 97cm 

Condition Grade: 
1 - Excellent: A lot in excellent condition with no damage (this item could be used or new).
2 - Good: A lot in good condition, possibly with slight wear commensurate with age or minor restoration.
3 - Fair/Good: A lot in fairly good condition but possibly with some wear, damage or restoration.
4 - Fair: A lot likely in need of some restoration or not in working order.
5 - Poor: A lot with heavy wear or damage and not fit for purpose, in need of full restoration or to be broken for parts.
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2 - Good: A lot in good condition, possibly with slight wear commensurate with age or minor restoration.

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Collect from The Vine Street Salerooms, Scarborough YO11 1XN.

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