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Georgian stick barometer, Jeremiah Watkins, London
Excellent early mahogany stick barometer be leading London maker Jeremiah Watkins, c.1790-1800.
The mahogany case with moulded edges is veneered with book matched Cuban mahogany, early shallow angled architectural pediment and turned hemispherical cistern cover.
The silvered brass scale is marked with the simpler weather indications typical of earlier barometers and fitted with a manually operated vernier. The maker's name and address, 'J.Watkins, Charring Crofs' is engraved in an arch above the tube cap with fine scrolling decoration.
The exposed tube terminates with a box wood cistern concealed behind a hemispherical turned cistern cover and fitted with a portable screw.
In 1785 Jeremiah Watkins and his brother Walter carried on the business started by their uncle, Francis Watkins, in 1747. The brothers worked together until 1799 and Jeremiah worked on until he formed the partnership 'Watkins & Hill' in 1819. The Watkins family worked from 5 Charring Cross, London, from 1747 until 1857.
Unless otherwise stated all barometer prices include local delivery (50 miles). We deliver personally throughout the country, please contact us for prices excluding delivery or to discuss delivery further than 50 miles.
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The mahogany case with moulded edges is veneered with book matched Cuban mahogany, early shallow angled architectural pediment and turned hemispherical cistern cover.
The silvered brass scale is marked with the simpler weather indications typical of earlier barometers and fitted with a manually operated vernier. The maker's name and address, 'J.Watkins, Charring Crofs' is engraved in an arch above the tube cap with fine scrolling decoration.
The exposed tube terminates with a box wood cistern concealed behind a hemispherical turned cistern cover and fitted with a portable screw.
In 1785 Jeremiah Watkins and his brother Walter carried on the business started by their uncle, Francis Watkins, in 1747. The brothers worked together until 1799 and Jeremiah worked on until he formed the partnership 'Watkins & Hill' in 1819. The Watkins family worked from 5 Charring Cross, London, from 1747 until 1857.
Unless otherwise stated all barometer prices include local delivery (50 miles). We deliver personally throughout the country, please contact us for prices excluding delivery or to discuss delivery further than 50 miles.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 21/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Sold
DimensionsHeight 39".
Category Antique Barometers and Barographs
Date c.1790
George III Antiques Material Mahogany
Origin English
Maker Jeremiah Watkins
Item code as440a053
Status Sold
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Derbyshire
England, UK
DE6 1AJ
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