




A fine and unusual example of a late Victorian to early Edwardian aneroid barometer, crafted by Thomas Armstrong & Bro of Manchester, circa 1890–1910.
Housed in an attractively carved wooden case of rare diamond-shaped form, this decorative instrument combines both visual appeal and historical interest.
The dial is clearly legible and bears the maker’s name, along with detailed barometric readings.
While the working condition of the mechanism is unverified and it is offered as a decorative item, the overall presentation remains striking.
Key Features:
Authentically antique, circa 1890–1910
Made by respected instrument makers Thomas Armstrong & Bro, Manchester
Uncommon diamond-shaped wooden case with carved embellishments
Hanging mount intact at rear
Measures approximately 49 cm high × 34 cm wide × 8 cm deep
Sold as decorative; working status not tested
Good general condition with only light age wear consistent with age
This piece offers a compelling blend of form and function, ideal for display in a study, hallway, or amongst other period curiosities.
Kindly review all photographs for details of condition, and feel free to make contact with any specific queries.
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