A late 17th century style ebonised siphon-tube barometer after Daniel Quare

A late 17th century style ebonised siphon-tube barometer after Daniel Quare, the silvered dial signed 'D. Quare, Lond. Fecit' and inscribed 'SUMMER WINTER', the recording pinters operated by rack and pinion brass buttons, with a circular silvered calendar dial centred by the initials 'WR' for William III and flanked by the Royal Coat of Arms, the architectural case, surmounted by a flaming finial, second half 20th century, 100cm high.

This barometer is a faithful copy of the siphon-tube barometer made by Quare for the Royal Collection at Hampton Court Palace. The original barometer is discussed by Nicholas Goodison, English Barometers 1660-1860, pp.187-189, pl. 113-115.