Discover a stunning piece of history with this early 19th-century Sheraton two-instrument mercury barometer, dating back to around 1820. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, this barometer features a break arch top and a round base, showcasing a beautiful mahogany veneer embellished with intricate inlaid motifs and delicate stringing along the edge.
This remarkable piece includes a surface-mounted mercury thermometer, measuring degrees Fahrenheit, alongside an elegant 8-inch silvered register. The register not only provides predictions but also records barometric air pressure readings ranging from 28 to 31 inches. The barometer is equipped with a steel indicating hand and a brass recording hand, adding both functionality and aesthetic appeal to its design.
Admire the dial of this exceptional barometer, elegantly inscribed with the name "P. Nicho," adding a personal touch to its historical significance. Rest assured of its authenticity with the presence of mercury, intact syphon tube, and pulleys, ensuring its functionality and charm remain preserved over time.
Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of the past with this exquisite Sheraton barometer, available at the upcoming auction at Duggleby Auctioneers.