Pressure gauge by Finney

Made:
1760-1772 in Liverpool
maker:
Joseph Finney

Pressure gauge by Finney, with 4 dials, 3 pointers, (and one loose), in carved mahogany frame

Details

Category:
King George III
Object Number:
1927-1662
Materials:
brass, mahogany and silver
Measurements:
length 970 mm
width 340 mm
height 185 mm
type:
pressure gauges
credit:
King’s College London

Parts

Pressure Gauge by Finney in Carved Mahogany Frame

Pressure Gauge by Finney in Carved Mahogany Frame

Pressure gauge by Finney in carved mahogany frame

Measurements:
length 970 mm
width 340 mm
height 185 mm
Materials:
brass , mahogany (wood) and silver
Object Number:
1927-1662/1
type:
pressure gauge
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
3 Pointers from Pressure Gauge by Finney

3 Pointers from Pressure Gauge by Finney

3 pointers from pressure gauge by Finney

Object Number:
1927-1662/2
type:
pressure gauge
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Related Objects

Square section terrestrial telescope, c. 1745.

Instrument to demonstrate vibration of a glass bell, first half 19th century.

Mercury manometer on wooden stand

Three concave and one convex lens

Mahogany rectangular frame with two brackets

Copper tube with a brass tap and a brass hinged connector