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Adams, London. Fine Georgian Stick Barometer
Elegant mahogany stick barometer of unusual design by the much sought after maker, Adams of London.
The edge moulded case with 'front to back' swan neck pediment and unusual shield shaped base is veneered with fine flamed Cuban mahogany veneer and with ebony mouldings.
The silver scale plate is fitted with a manually operated vernier and engraved with the maker's name 'Adams, Fleet Street, London'and protected by a lockable glazed door.
The concealed mercury tube is fitted with a boxwood cistern behind a turned urn shaped cistern cover, the edge moulded shield/urn shaped base is a rare design feature of this barometer that adds to the appeal.
(George Adams (Junior), born 1750-died 1795. He was apprenticed in 1765 to his father, also named George, inherited the business in 1772 and moved to 60 Fleet Street in 1773 until his death in 1795. With the inheritance of the business he became instrument maker to George III and later optician to the Prince of Wales(George IV).It was said that his instruments were at least as good as those of his father and he wrote many articles, dissertations and essays on scientific instruments.)
Height 40".
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The edge moulded case with 'front to back' swan neck pediment and unusual shield shaped base is veneered with fine flamed Cuban mahogany veneer and with ebony mouldings.
The silver scale plate is fitted with a manually operated vernier and engraved with the maker's name 'Adams, Fleet Street, London'and protected by a lockable glazed door.
The concealed mercury tube is fitted with a boxwood cistern behind a turned urn shaped cistern cover, the edge moulded shield/urn shaped base is a rare design feature of this barometer that adds to the appeal.
(George Adams (Junior), born 1750-died 1795. He was apprenticed in 1765 to his father, also named George, inherited the business in 1772 and moved to 60 Fleet Street in 1773 until his death in 1795. With the inheritance of the business he became instrument maker to George III and later optician to the Prince of Wales(George IV).It was said that his instruments were at least as good as those of his father and he wrote many articles, dissertations and essays on scientific instruments.)
Height 40".
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.
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Date c.1790
Late 18th Century Antiques Material Mahogany
Origin English
Item code as440a083
Status Sold
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39 Church Street, Ashbourne
Derbyshire
England, UK
DE6 1AJ
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