Collection of 4 Vintage Maritime & Meteorological Instruments (Denmark, West Germany, Netherlands | c. 1950s–1980s) Item Breakdown 1. Rectangular Wooden Desktop Weather Station Origin / Country: Danish market (likely manufactured in West Germany or Denmark). Circa: c. 1960s–1970s. Components & Build: Mounted on a dark rectangular wooden plaque, featuring a square aneroid barometer dial alongside a vertical liquid thermometer. Condition: The glass cover has a break at the corner, but both the barometer and thermometer instruments remain fully functional. 2. Open-Movement Tabletop Barometer Origin / Country: Danish market (likely manufactured in West Germany or Denmark). Circa: c. 1950s–1970s. Components & Build: Set in a circular turned-wood base with a glass face showcasing an exposed open-center brass movement. 3. "Triton" Heavy Brass Marine Bulkhead Clock Origin / Country: Northern European / Maritime market. Circa: c. 1960s–1980s. Brand & Markings: Clearly stamped Triton on the off-white dial face. Condition & Features: Housed in a heavy solid brass porthole casing with a latching bezel rim and Roman numerals. Only one hand is currently attached (hour and second hands are missing), but the internal chime/striking mechanism (ding) remains functional. 4. "METEO Holland" Brass Marine Barometer Origin / Country: Netherlands (Holland). Circa: c. 1960s–1980s. Language & Markings: Stamped METEO Holland at the base with English weather designations (RAIN, CHANGE, FAIR) centered around a decorative compass rose motif. Components & Build: Solid brass casing with a flange-mount trim and a dual pressure scale dial. This exceptional quartet brings together classic nautical craftsmanship and timeless meteorological design. Featuring rich, polished brass tones, warm hardwood bases, and intricate mechanical dials, these mid-century pieces serve as striking display items for any office, library, or maritime-themed collection. Whether you appreciate the fascination of exposed open-movement mechanics, traditional Danish weather stations, or heavy marine bulkhead hardware, this collection offers an irresistible blend of maritime history and vintage aesthetic appeal. Please review all photos for exact details, as they are part of the description.