Wheel or Banjo Barometers

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A most unusual wheel barometer. English, mid 19th century. #4180	English wheel with 6" dial by Stanley, Peterborough. circa 1840. #4130	A fine English wheel barometer by John Martin of Maidstone with a 10" dial. circa 1835. #4020
English wheel barometer with a clock by M Woller Birmingham. 12 inch dial. circa 1810. #4015	Mother of Pearl inlay, 10" dial, English. circa 1850. #4060	English 8" wheel barometer with satinwood veneers by J. Snelling. circa 1800. #4045
English mahogany inlaid wheel barometer by Pitsalla. circa 1810. #4035	French 8" wheel barometer with rosewood veneers. circa 1820. #4040	Eight inch wheel barometer with shell inlays by Lione, Somalvico & Co. circa 1805 #4050
English wheel barometer with 12 inch dial, mother of pearl inlay by T. Rabone, London. circa 1850. #4025	An extremely rare American wheel barometer made by B. Pike and Son of New York. Ten-inch dial, mahogany case. circa 1830 #4170	American 10 inch, mahogany wheel barometer made by Louis A. Smith, New York. circa 1830 #4145

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