Naudet - Barometer - Brass - Naudet PHBN Barometer






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Brass barometer, PHBN model by Naudet, housed in a circular patinated metal case with a suspension ring and a glass-covered dial, dating from 1850–1900, featuring traditional weather indicators and an apparent mechanism, in good condition with patina; dimensions 16.5 × 16.5 × 5.5 cm.
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Old holostatic barometer PHBN – Naudet, a fine French precision instrument dating probably from the late 19th or early 20th century.
It features an elegant circular metal patinated case, with a suspension ring and a dial under glass. Its appeal lies notably in its exposed mechanism, revealing the aneroid capsule and the various mechanical elements of the barometer.
The dial, finely graduated, bears the traditional meteorological indications: “Storm”, “Heavy rain”, “Wind”, “Variable”, “Fine weather”, “Fair and settled” and “Very dry”.
The PHBN signature is associated with the French house Naudet, specialized since the 19th century in the manufacture of measuring and precision instruments.
A beautiful antique scientific object, both decorative and sought after by enthusiasts of meteorological instruments and antique mechanical devices.
The barometer is in good overall condition given its age, with a nice patina and some normal signs of wear.
The instrument has not been tested; its functioning is therefore not guaranteed.
Old holostatic barometer PHBN – Naudet, a fine French precision instrument dating probably from the late 19th or early 20th century.
It features an elegant circular metal patinated case, with a suspension ring and a dial under glass. Its appeal lies notably in its exposed mechanism, revealing the aneroid capsule and the various mechanical elements of the barometer.
The dial, finely graduated, bears the traditional meteorological indications: “Storm”, “Heavy rain”, “Wind”, “Variable”, “Fine weather”, “Fair and settled” and “Very dry”.
The PHBN signature is associated with the French house Naudet, specialized since the 19th century in the manufacture of measuring and precision instruments.
A beautiful antique scientific object, both decorative and sought after by enthusiasts of meteorological instruments and antique mechanical devices.
The barometer is in good overall condition given its age, with a nice patina and some normal signs of wear.
The instrument has not been tested; its functioning is therefore not guaranteed.
