Barigo - Weather station - Gilt brass





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Barigo desk weather station from the 1980s, in brushed brass (ottone dorato) with acrylic and plastic, featuring a dome housing a barometer, thermometer and hygrometer, height 17 cm, base diameter 11 cm, made in Germany in good used condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Barigo Manufacturing
Cupola Weather Station
(Barometer, Thermometer, Hygrometer)
Brass, acrylic, plastic
Signed Barigo
DIMENSIONS: Height 17 cm, base diameter about 11 cm
Elegant desk weather station produced in Germany by the renowned Barigo manufacturer, dating from the 1980s/1990s.
The object houses in a single instrument, with an industrial, timeless design, three different atmospheric measurement functions, arranged on three overlapping cylindrical brass rings. The top level houses the barometer for pressure measurement, the central level serves as a thermometer for temperature in Celsius, while the bottom level is dedicated to the hygrometer indicating the percentage of humidity in the air.
The transparent dome structure exposes the fascinating and complex internal mechanism, turning the precision instrument into a visually striking piece of furniture. The solid base is made of black plastic with an elegant grooved finish, underneath which the original label is still present.
The item is presented in good cosmetic condition, preserving its original charm. A true classic of German engineering precision, perfect for enriching a desk, a bookshelf, or a workplace environment.
Notes on shipping and customs
The item will be shipped from Geneva, Switzerland. For this reason, delivery times to EU countries may be slightly longer than usual due to normal clearance procedures.
I also remind you that, since Switzerland is outside the EU customs area, import taxes, local VAT, and customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility and will be charged by the authorities of your country upon delivery.
I recommend informing yourself in advance to avoid surprises. Alternatively, if you have the opportunity, pick-up in person in Geneva is always the option I prefer and strongly recommend, as it will eliminate transport costs and ensure maximum security for the piece.
If shipping is chosen, I will do my best to package the item securely to protect it during transit.
Barigo Manufacturing
Cupola Weather Station
(Barometer, Thermometer, Hygrometer)
Brass, acrylic, plastic
Signed Barigo
DIMENSIONS: Height 17 cm, base diameter about 11 cm
Elegant desk weather station produced in Germany by the renowned Barigo manufacturer, dating from the 1980s/1990s.
The object houses in a single instrument, with an industrial, timeless design, three different atmospheric measurement functions, arranged on three overlapping cylindrical brass rings. The top level houses the barometer for pressure measurement, the central level serves as a thermometer for temperature in Celsius, while the bottom level is dedicated to the hygrometer indicating the percentage of humidity in the air.
The transparent dome structure exposes the fascinating and complex internal mechanism, turning the precision instrument into a visually striking piece of furniture. The solid base is made of black plastic with an elegant grooved finish, underneath which the original label is still present.
The item is presented in good cosmetic condition, preserving its original charm. A true classic of German engineering precision, perfect for enriching a desk, a bookshelf, or a workplace environment.
Notes on shipping and customs
The item will be shipped from Geneva, Switzerland. For this reason, delivery times to EU countries may be slightly longer than usual due to normal clearance procedures.
I also remind you that, since Switzerland is outside the EU customs area, import taxes, local VAT, and customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility and will be charged by the authorities of your country upon delivery.
I recommend informing yourself in advance to avoid surprises. Alternatively, if you have the opportunity, pick-up in person in Geneva is always the option I prefer and strongly recommend, as it will eliminate transport costs and ensure maximum security for the piece.
If shipping is chosen, I will do my best to package the item securely to protect it during transit.

