Nineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of Edinburgh

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Nineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of Edinburgh with an unusual 4 1/2" diameter silvered register, a detachable mercury thermometer, an hygrometer and a spirit-level, inscribed 'I. Davis, Optician, Edinburgh'. The well-figured case surmounted by a swan's-neck pediment and brass urn finial. John Davis is known to have been working at numbers 64 and 78 Princes Street from 1836 until 1842

Condition In good condition

Medium Mahogany

38 inch high
All measurements are approximate

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Nineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of Edinburgh
Nineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of EdinburghNineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of EdinburghNineteenth century mahogany wheel barometer by John Davis of Edinburgh

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