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Francis Sewill - London. 19th Century Rosewood Marine Stick Barometer in original condition.
Elegant mid-19th Century rosewood Marine Stick Barometer in original condition; the arched top and ring suspension over well-engraved ivory maker’s plate, “F. Sewill – Maker to The Admiralty” and matching barometer plates, the vernier operated by rack-and-pinion mechanism.
The slender trunk, of Rio rosewood, inset with Fahrenheit mercury thermometer, concealing original part-capillary barometer tube and terminating in turned brass cistern cover. Mounted on original brass gimbals.
Circa 1840.
Sewill is recorded in premises at Minories, London, from 1821-53.
This object incorporates old ivory and has been registered with Defra
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