Large Victorian Carved Oak Wall Aneroid Barometer by James Pitkin London Marine Telescope They are not only a

They are not only a wonderful piece of breweriana with a great aesthetic but also remain as useful as they were when they were being produced

The lid is red silk lined with gilt lettering stating

William Gilbert certainly became involved with Gabriel Wright in 1790 probably owing to the death of his Father and business partner

London to the top of the scale and has a single hole to the top which fixes the thermometer to the case by means of a small grub screw

Large Victorian Carved Oak Wall Aneroid Barometer by James Pitkin London Marine Telescope They are not only aFor sale a very large Victorian carved oak wall aneroid barometer by James Pitkin London. Comprised of a large ten inch porcelain dial with a large scale running around the outer circumference measuring 28 to 31 inches of barometric pressure. The inner ring displays Vidi type weather indications with main indicators in Gothic style typeface and the centre is marked to the maker, James Pitkin, Maker, London. Given its size, the barometer is provided